Ukraine is running out of US money, according to Politico. The $48B aid package that Congress approved in December has almost run out. There's only $6B remaining. That means the steady stream of weapons that the US has been supplying to Ukraine could end this summer. Will we authorize more money to Ukraine? Representative Chris Stewart shares his plan.

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There's $30K on the line for whoever has the best idea for Smith's Ballpark as the Salt Lake Bees get ready to move to Daybreak in a couple of years. Salt Lake just unveiled 9 ideas to demolish or tweak the old ballpark, and they’re taking votes on those designs. David Newman, Head Coach for the Utah Avalanche Soccer Club, joins the show to discuss why he would like to keep it as a sports venue. D2 takes calls, asking listeners what they would like to see.

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A meeting on Utah's Capitol Hill is helping us learn more about those hoax phone call threats that emptied a dozen Utah schools in March, canceled classes, and scared a lot of families. Now it's also bringing to light disparity in Utah schools when it comes to school security. Dave and Debbie discuss what’s being done.

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Utah Lawmakers are in Special Session today. Governor Cox called it to extend the state of emergency for flooding in a moment. Senate President Stuart Adams joins the show to let us know what the Legislature will do to help financially support communities. Scott Baird, SLCO Public Works and Municipal Services Director, explains how the money will be used.

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Should Trader Joe’s come to Kaysville? Kaysville Mayor Tamara Tran and City Council Member John Adams think so. They join the show to talk about why they think there should be a Trader Joe’s in Kaysville and what the city is doing to try to bring it there.

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40% to 60% of businesses disrupted by a disaster without a continuity plan never reopen, according to Be Ready Utah. This week is Business Preparedness Week. James Ray, Outreach Specialist with Be Ready Utah, joins the show to share tips on how businesses can be prepared in case of an emergency.

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The clock is ticking… Happening at 3pm ET/1pm our time is the second meeting between the President and the House leadership. Will they strike a deal to raise the debt ceiling, cut federal spending, and avert an economic disaster? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the discussion, followed by listener calls.

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Inflation has made spending rough… Despite this, Americans are still hitting the drive-thrus. In fact, fast food sales are soaring… so much that many are relying on chains more than grocery stores. NewsNation’s Miami Correspondent Brooke Shafer (@BrookeShaferTV) is serving up the latest on the fast food trends – and why Americans are getting their fill. She joins the discussion, followed by listener calls. 

Nancy Volmer, Director of Communications and Marketing for the SLC International Airport, joins the show to give us an airport check-in after making a big announcement: more gates opening up.

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How far can $1,500 stretch in terms of apartment space in Salt Lake City? A new report thorugh RentCafe reveals  that renters in the SLC area can get an average sized apartment of 742 square feet for $1,500. Paul Smith with the Utah Apartment association joins the show to share hacks on how to find more space for less or if $1,500 is the reality for most renters. 

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