KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank explains what we should be on the lookout for. Darren Hess, Assistant General Manager/COO of Weber Basin Water, breaks down how they’re trying to mitigate this type of flooding.

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Around 20 Kaysville homes have been evacuated due to flooding. Crews are on the scene trying to protect them from flooding that's already caused serious problems with the local roads. KSL TV Reporter Karah Brackin sets the scene. Fire Chief Paul Erickson from the Kaysville Police Department discusses a potential cause of the flooding and whether they made any progress with the evacuation and cleanup.

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We've all had experiences with our phones running out of battery when we're outside, and sometimes the only place we can go to are public charging stations. Well... the FBI is now saying you should stop using those. Why? Because “bad actors” have figured out ways to use them to gain access to your devices. Should we really stop using public charging stations then? Jake Hiller, CRO of NEXUS IT, joins the discussion.

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If you could have any superpower in the world, what would you want to have? Invisibility? Telekinesis? Super strength? What about immortality? Would you want to live forever? What if there was something like an anti-aging pill that’s making its way to pharmacy shelves in the next 5 years? Dave and Debbie discuss.

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Utah was in the middle of a home-buying frenzy, but the latest housing report shows that now the market is cooling down a bit... So does that mean that now is a good time to buy a house? KSL TV Reporter Matt Gephardt joins the discussion.

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KSL NewsRadio Reporter Aimee Cobabe joins the show to give the latest updates on the murder trial of Lori Vallow Daybell.

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Is it common for parents to pitch in to help their adult children pay off their finances when they can't do so themselves? According to a new Bankrate report, it certainly is... 68% of parents with children who are 18 or older have made some kind of financial sacrifice for them. When does financial aid within the family get too far? At what age should we cut them off? Dave and Debbie discuss with Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman, followed by listener calls.

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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins the show as D2 continues their water watch. What lessons did she learn 40 years ago this month that helped her plan for a snowpack like we've never seen before? Are there specific neighborhoods that she’s most worried about?

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We're on water watch this week as temperatures warm, the snow melts off, and the runoff season begins. Dave and Debbie go in-depth on sump pumps with Matt Hansen, who is a Plumbing Manager at Any Hour Services. They talk about what it looks like, how much it costs, where you can install one, and more.

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