A popular YouTube family vlogger and the creator of Utah County-based mental health counseling company are now facing felony charges accusing them of child abuse. Police say a malnourished child who appeared to have had his hands bound ran to a neighboring home for help. Dave and Debbie get the latest details from KSL 5 TV's Shelby Lofton. 

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Dave and Debbie speak with KSL @ Night Host and Former chair of the UT GOP Derek Brown to discuss what they will be looking at on the show tonight and when we should expect results. 

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Dave and Debbie speak with CD2 Candidate Bruce Hough as Primary Election Day gets underway. 

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Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Newsradio Reporter Lindsay Aerts about the latest on voter turnout and what is ahead for the rest of the day. 

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Dave and Debbie bring the latest on Primary Election day meanwhile, Congress is getting back into session. The White House has asked for congress to pass a short-term spending bill to avoid a budget shutdown before September 30th. Boyd Matheson Host of Inside Sources, joins the show. 

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It's hot strike summer... now auto workers have voted to let union leaders call strikes against Detroit companies. This is one of many strikes this summer. Dave and Debbie discuss if it is the year of the union. 

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Utah's property tax has skyrocketed over the past 20 years. Katie McKellar of the Deseret News wrote a very interesting piece on property taxes in Utah and why they're so unpredictable. First, home costs have gone up 145% in the last two decades... Back in 2003, a home would go for $147,500... Fast forward 20 years and that same home is $515,000  on average. Dave and Debbie discuss. 

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's alarming health episode last week has just added to a debate over age that’s already dominating the campaign trail. The incident prompted both candidates and voters to again ask: How old is too old to serve as an elected official -- let alone to serve in the White House? BRITTANY SHEPHERD, ABC NEWS NATIONAL POLITICS REPORTER, WASHINGTON. Dave and Debbie take listener calls. 

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Dave and Debbie speak with Governor Spencer Cox as he shares his perspective as the race to replace Congressman Chris Stewart for congressional district 2. 

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