Title 42 ended last week, and an influx of migrants was expected. D2 speaks with Mayor of Yuma, Arizona Douglas J. Nichols on the latest. 

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For the first time since 2019, Utah is no longer under severe drought conditions. D2 speaks with National Weather Service Hydrologist Glen Merril on how we got here and what this means.  KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins the show to discuss flooding around the state. Ben Abbott, Assistant Professor of Ecosystem Ecology at BYU, shares updates on the Great Salt Lake.

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As we wrap coverage at Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry D2 speaks with Melanie Lumsden and Kristi Larson about volunteerism for food banks throughout the state– how to join, what the process is, and what to expect when you sign up!

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Food banks make a difference for many families that surround them. Tabitha Way’s co-founder Wendy Osbourne and Lana Hisky of the Nebo School District talk with Dave and Dujanovic about the different ways food banks help out families and defeating the stigma around seeking help from food banks.

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and we are continuing to discuss its importance. KSL TV’s Shara Park joins D2 previewing her story surrounding the SHARP survey and what it stated in regards to mental health of teenage girls in the state of Utah.

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Host of KSL’s Inside Sources Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Dujanovic discussing the news on Title 42’s ending later today and the debt ceiling talks in Washington.

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Donating time and money can change lives and this is a perfect example!  9th grader Timmy Hong sits down and talks about his efforts in selling hot chocolate on his own time to help out Tabitha’s Way and its recipients!

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Republican New York Representative George Santos has been a point of controversy with a federal indictment that includes 13 counts but says he will not resign. Political Science Professor at the University of Utah James Curry and Former US Attorney for the District of Utah John Huber talk about the details and idiosyncrasies in this case.

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Title 42 ends tonight and states all along the southern border are on edge. What is going on, what are people seeing, and what to expect. NewsNation’s Ali Bradley calls in from the border to let us in on the details.

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