Possible school closures in the Alpine School District has led to a pending lawsuit by parents against the district. Dave and Maura speak with one parent, Crystal Muhlestein, about why they feel the district has not met the legal demands for these closures. David Stephenson with The Alpine District joins the show with insight on the closures and the feedback process. 

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Houses turned to rubble as an engineered hill failed in Draper and caused two houses to collapse due to a landslide. Today, cleanup efforts continue in Draper as officials are tearing down the remaining portion of a house that collapsed. KSL Newsradio’s Adam Small calls the show to set the scene. Dave is joined by Maura Carabello, President of the Exoro Group and Host of KSL @ Night, and together they check in with the Mayor of Draper Troy Walker on the status of the surrounding homes. 

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- President Biden launches his 2024 Presidential campaign

- The latest on the collapse of the 2 Draper homes

- A discussion on DEI: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

 - Why men’s health keeps getting worse

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Even though we haven’t seen a long warm stretch yet, we have seen flooding impact parts of the Wasatch Front. To help regulate flooding concerns through the spring runoff season, water conservancy districts are coming together with a solution. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small joins the show to tell us what’s happening.

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Right now we want to talk about evacuation—not just a short-term evacuation, but something long-term that will take you out of your homes for months… or maybe even forever. Wade Matthews from Be Ready Utah shares the steps we should take to evacuate and the items we should take with us when we do.

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Dave spoke with Jed Nilson, President of Nilson Homes and a homebuilder, to talk about some of the benefits and challenges of building a house on the mountainside. He refreshes what he learned about the insurance that homebuilders may use as a warranty that protects the home from shifting soils.

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President Biden has officially made the announcement that he’s running for re-election in 2024. Now that he’s launched his campaign video, Dave and Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson share their thoughts on what they think is the messaging behind it.

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An article from the Washington Post says that men’s health is declining and creating a gap between men and women. The life expectancy in the US in 2021 was 79.1 years for women and 73.2 years for men. That’s a 5.9 year difference, making it the largest gap in 25 years. Dr. Richard Ferguson, Chief Medical Officer of Health Choice Utah and Founder of Black Physicians of Utah, joins the show to discuss what might be the reason for this.

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Last night KSL @ Night did a one-hour special to talk about the purpose and meaning behind DEI, which stands for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Leah was one of the hosts during that special program, and she was joined by several guests who shared their thoughts on the term. She talked about what sparked this discussion and what stood out to her from what the guests said.

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Over a hundred people met with Edge Owners and their attorney to talk about what will happen next in the Draper neighborhood, which was affected by a landslide that destroyed two homes. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Linday Aerts gives the latest. Brent Bateman is a full-time Land Use and Development Attorney who represents several home builders in the Valley. He joins the show to discuss how these homes are inspected and approved.

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