Bags up! In a twist no flyer saw coming, Frontier Airlines to the rescue with a bags fly free policy -- after Southwest Airlines announced their free bag policy will be coming to an end. Do you chase the free bags? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

Hold the chips! Sales of potato chips dropping -- because the costs have become too expensive. Deb breaks down why she feels there may be a different reason Americans are fed up with snacks. Listeners chime in with their takes.

Dave calls it a golden opportunity, the state of Utah using gold to make payments! Dave and Debbie speak with Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy to shower listeners with gold laced details of this new state law.

Utahns woke up with freezing temps and black ice surprises with nearly 50 crashes tacking place this morning so far. D2 gets an update on the traffic conditions with Heather Kelly in the KSL Traffic Center. John Gleason with UDOT addresses questions surrounding efforts to melt the ice on the roads.  Sgt. Justin Adams, Emergency Vehicle Operations Coordinator with UHP, walks through what to do if you hit black ice to avoid the slide.

Utah just experienced the biggest snowfall of the season! Will it continue in the coming days? KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show with the latest forecast. Rikki Meece in the KSL Traffic Center explains things to watch out for with traffic for Tuesday afternoon.

Five years ago, Utah was hit with a 5.7 magnitude earthquake. An earthquake during the pandemic shook people up, making them think that this was the "Big One" we are all told about.  This sudden earthquake made Utahns more aware that they were not prepared. We speak to Bianca Valasquez from Utah Division of Emergency Management about earthquake safety and how to prepare your family.

With rising prices across the board, many families are struggling to keep food on the table. What if we told you that the average American have already spent half of their paycheck before it even arrives? We dive into budgets and some rules to help Americans begin to save.

Air Taxis may be the next step in transportation, making us one step closer to our life like the Jetsons. But do you trust them right now?  We bring on Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, to discuss the hesitancy around flying vehicles right now and what would make fliers feel ready to take that next step.

Harvard University offering free tuition for students for families making under $200,000 a year... and in a twist, Dave learned something about Ivy League schools that he can't stop thinking about when it comes to the return on investment with attending Ivy League schools.