Dave & Dujanovic

In one week's time Mother Nature making up for an underperformance in December -- KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show with when, where the next snowstorm will hit.

We've had a brutal dose of cold weather and snow storms this week.  It's going to continue through the weekend... but this isn't just a Utah problem... millions are getting blasted by winter. Air Travel is being affected in a big way. Many states under alert for extreme weather. A threat for turnout is being posed for the Iowa caucus as its expected to be in the negatives. Brooke Shafer, NewsNation National Correspondent is in Iowa and sets the scene.

Much of Utah is covered in on-and-off snow storms, and it's affecting everyone in the valley. Measures are being taken to protect the state's unhoused populations as Code Blues have been issued across much of the state which open resources once temperatures hit 15 degrees. Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson helps explain how government entities are used during code blue alerts to help the homeless.

Right now Utah teachers get $175 a year to buy rewards or a few supplies for their students. When the legislature starts this Tuesday a Utah lawmaker wants to reward teachers with a $500 tax credit for out-of-pocket expenses. Renee Pinknee, President, of the Utah Education Association joins the show to discuss if a teacher tax credit is the best way to support teachers with expenses.

You've heard all the public service announcements reminding you -- if you're a gun owner -- to lock up your gun

Senator Todd Weiler is making the case for prosecuting people who don't lock up guns in Utah.

Dave and Debbie speak with the Host of Inside Source, Boyd Matheson about the expected endorsements from Lt. Governor Diedre Henderson and First Lady Abby Cox as well as the distraction of Chris Christie's hot mic moment where he stated Haley was going to get "smoked".

 BYU joins several universities across the country implementing courses on Taylor's swifts philosophy, politics, economics, and impact on popular culture. BYU professor Ryan Davis, who will be teaching the class, explains why studying "philoswifty" is valuable.

Governor Spencer Cox has sent a letter to educators in Utah urging no cell phone use during class time. Dave and Debby speak with KSL5 TV reporter Lindsay Aerts about the governor's push to reduce cell usage in schools and speak to some listeners about their opinions.

Think about a place you've lived -- you move in and find there's black mold that wasn't obvious when you signed a lease -- or mice living rent-free in a hall closet...a new proposal on Capitol Hill to crack down on landlords who don't tell tenants about hidden troubles. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to break it down.