Senator Mitt Romney stated in a video message to Utahns that he is not running for re-election. Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson joins the show to break down the highlights of his message.

September is Suicide Awareness Month. In a significant move to address the escalating concern of rising suicide rates, Utah County has officially declared September as Promise2Live month. Dave and Debbie learn more from Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner and Brandy Vega, Founder of Promise2Live, join the show to discuss the meaning of this declaration.

The United Auto Workers are about to go on strike. The question we have is how will this affect Utah? 150K US autoworkers are united until the Big 3 automakers (Ford, GM, Chrysler/Stellantis) make some major concessions. Dave and Debbie break down how this could affect new cars and businesses in Utah.

If you could take a train from SLC to Las Vegas instead of driving, would you? What about LA? The idea is floating around, waiting to be put in action. Jay Evensen, Deseret News’ Senior Editorial Columnist, discusses this proposal and joins Dave and Debbie as they take listener calls.

AI Generated ads have hit politics and are already running in some early voting states according to KSL Newsradio’s Lindsay Aerts. Dave and Debbie speak with CEO of Nexus IT Earl Foote on how to determine what is real and what may be AI. 

This story hit the national news. It involves a local gun safe manufacturer in Liberty Safe, based in Payson, Utah. Dave and Debbie walk through why this Utah company has hit a very sour note with customers now that the Missouri AG says he's investigating them. 

24 hours from the US auto industry shutting down over a strike. It was SUVs and trucks that resurrected the US auto industry in the last decade. Meanwhile, a car show is taking place where these companies are unveiling their new vehicles. Mike Dobuski, Technology Reporter with ABC News in Detroit, joins with the latest.

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The Davis County Attorney says the officers involved in a shooting that killed a man at the Farmington post office in March weren't required under the law to wait for him to shoot first. Remember the man was pulled over for driving with a phony license plate. But in a 2-page letter to the Chief of Police, the County Attorney says the plate wasn't the reason the cops fired. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to help us understand what's taken so long for the media/public to get this letter the County Attorney wrote to the Chief saying the officers were justified.

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Day 14… the end of the vanish acts for the escaped prisoner in Pennsylvania… He scaled prison walls, outsmarted the law, slipped past police perimeters, regularly changed outfits like he's an on-stage pop star, but he couldn't outrun heat-sensing technology and the attack of a well-trained police dog. He's been captured. Karl Schmae, a retired FBI supervisor who’s been involved in manhunts during his career, walks us through the capture.

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