It's election time.. a couple weeks after the rest of the nation, but we still have some juicy races even in an odd year. Dave and Debbie loop listeners in on the top races for Utah’s election and what voters need to know. 

H.B. 61 would require all Utah schools to have at least one armed security personnel on campus during school hours. KSL Newsradio Reporter Aimee Cobabe joins the show to share more details. 

Under Utah law -- the public has a right to certain government records -- for transparency. 

KSL 5 TV's investigative unit requested Attorney General Sean Reyes' calendar to see how he utilizes his time as Utah's top prosecutor -- and reports he's working to keep it secret. KSL Investigative Reporter Daniella Rivera joins the show with the details. 

This holiday season, buying fruits, veggies, and other food items will be top of mind. How much are you willing to pay for convenience? Debbie and Producer Caitlyn Johnston went grocery shopping and break down the difference between buying convenience food like fruit bowls and sliced cheese to buying fresh produce and cutting it yourself. 

All week we've been going Right on the Money and trying to figure out where we can nip or tuck or budget... or maybe even Extreme Makeover our Christmas Budget. Today we're going to focus on renting vs buying things... and yes renting can absolutely be used during the holidays. Jason Fairbourne - Founder/CEO of Yoodilize joins the show to speak to how to be more mindful of your holiday spending by buying an experience instead of a single item and even sharing them as a family.  

The US Defense Department failed for the sixth year in a row to score a clean financial audit. Dave and Debbie speak with Utah State Auditor John Dougall about how this may be possible. 

NY (R) rep. George Santos skates by again! According to the Huff Post, The House Ethics Committee Will Not Recommend Expulsion For Fabulist George Santos -- the committee that's been looking into his blatantly bad behavior. Dave and Debbie discuss if there is still a chance for him to be removed from congress.  

Refilling the Great Salt Lake will take longer than lawmakers hoped The headline at KSL.com: ‘Why Great Salt Lake commissioner says refilling the lake will likely take longer than 5 years’