Governor Ron DeSantis will be coming to Utah to speak at Utah Valley University for the GOP convention next month. What does this mean? Is he gearing up for his 2024 presidential campaign? What about other potential candidates? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the discussion.

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Today, D2 is launching into a new money conversation topic that Dave and Debbie are experts at: how to be broke. But this is how to be broke with a purpose. We know inflation is kicking our 20-somethings in the wallet. So Dave and Debbie share some of their own top tips on how you can save money when you’re broke. D2 Producer Caitlyn Johnston joins the discussion to share her own experience with saving money.

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It’s sandbag season apparently… Salt Lake County crews have already distributed thousands of them and expect the demand to increase over the coming days and weeks. What exactly are they preparing for? Chief Clint Mecham, SLCO Emergency Management Director, joins the show to tell us when we can expect flooding and where we can prepare sandbags.

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Retired optometrist Terry Sanderson is suing actress Gwyneth Paltrow for $300k, claiming she crashed into him while skiing on the slopes at Deer Valley Resort… She claims he crashed into her. The trial in Summit County is on week 2… but why is this trial taking 8 days? Sam Metz, Associated Press Reporter who is covering the trial, breaks down what’s been happening during the trial.

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Utah normally gets a lot of avalanches every year... but this year seems a bit different – more intense. This March in particular, we have had 100 more avalanches than we had last March. Craig Gordan with the Utah Avalanche Center explains what we should know before going into the mountains. Sgt. Spencer Cannon from the Utah County Sheriff’s Office describes just how forceful these avalanches can be.

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It's one of the toughest things that can happen to a neighborhood – your kid's elementary school closes down for good. Five are on the potential closure list in the state's largest school district: Alpine. There's a shakeup on the horizon that could impact more than 20 elementary schools. Did Utah County voters make a mistake by not approving a bond, or is it okay for kids to get divided up among schools that aren't in their own neighborhood?

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In the wake of another school shooting, Dave and Dujanovic speak to the Chief of Staff for Granite School District Ben Horsley about how officers are prepared to deal with a school shooting.

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D2 takes listeners to a live press conference in Nashville, where authorities bring the latest information on the Nashville School Shooting that left three 9-year-olds and 3 staff members dead. Then, live from Nashville, NewsNation's Investigative Correspondent Rich McHugh joins the show with what he has learned on the ground. Dave and Debbie recap the what they've learned throughout the show. 

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What does it mean to be a good neighbor to our surrounding states... like Colorado, for example? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the show to break down a term called the "good neighbor rule."

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