Dave & Dujanovic

Breaking news from the capital, the Department of Justice has reported its findings from an investigation into the police and emergency response to the Uvalde shooting. DOJ finds responding officers lacked training, and key officers and leaders failed to respond. Dave and Debby react to the live reading of the report.

Following the Iowa wins and losses, remaining candidates are arriving in New Hampshire to start rallying for the nation's first primary election. Trump and Haley tour NH ahead of the vote, Desantis is in South Carolina, Haley's home state. What is next? ABC National Political Correspondent Brittany Shepard joins us to explain what to look out for.

Drivers of electric vehicles are reporting problems with their cars as arctic blasts hit many states. Freezing temperatures affect the speed at which an electric car can fully recharge, and additionally been found to shorten driving ranges. Lines form at electric chargers and abandoned EV's are in cities like Chicago, and other areas hit by recent storms. ABC News Technology Reporter, Mike Dobuski joins the show with the latest details and tips on how to save battery life.

A path has been cleared for Maurine Hunsaker's killer to be executed, who claims he will choose firing squad. Dave and Debby revisit Maurine's story, and honor her memory with her son, Matt Hunsaker. Hunsaker shares his and his family's fight for justice in the last 35 years since his mother's kidnapping and murder.  Continuing on the topic of the death penalty in Utah, Dave and Debby have a conversation with KSL's Legal Analyst Greg Skordas, about the effectiveness of the punishment in actuality. Dave shares his experience with the death penalty in his own life, as one of his family member's killers has been on death row since the nineties. D2 and Skordas talk about why the sentence is so often unfulfilled, and why inmates are on death row for decades.

How will the weather look like this afternoon?! Avalanche danger is listed as high between Logan and central Utah. Dave and Debbie check in with Kevin Eubank, KSL Chief Meteorologist.

Our team at KSL is talking about a new initiative, Stand Up Against Hate. We’re joining the Community Partners Against Hate to raise awareness about hate crimes, which go underreported. Salt Lake County District Attorney - Sim Gill  joins the show to talk about raising awareness.

Governor Cox has spoken greatly about his priority to create more starter homes in Utah. Dave and Debbie revisit the housing conversation they had with Gov. Cox on the first day of the legislative session and discuss their takeaways.

Nikki Haley won't participate in any more debates unless Trump is there. She also said the next debate she does will be against either Donald Trump or Joe Biden. Boyd Matheson, Host if Inside Sources  joins the show to talk about the latest news on the debates and this

A poster of the Ten Commandments hanging on the wall in every public school across Utah... framed copies... in a prominent locations -- it's one of the proposals on Utah's capitol hill - is this legal? Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas.