There has been a push for consumers to purchase America first. If asked, Americans will say they bought local...but the details say otherwise. As Forever 21 is facing another Bankruptcy due to the competition of places like Temu and Shein…  it's opened up a new argument about Americans priorities when it comes to fast fashion. 

Utahns woke up this morning to roads covered in snow and slush. We speak with KSL's Andy Farnsworth about the traffic and KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson about the storm and where it hit the hardest in the valley. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small has been out on the road all morning and shares what he is seeing. Listeners chime in to discuss common roads they see problems with during storms.

New financial aid requirements could make tuition at Harvard University free! Dave and Debbie break down the details.

"It’s time to wind down the Department of Education" That's the headline for Governor Spencer Cox's new op-ed... in the Washington Examiner.. KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small gives an overview of what's in the piece. Co-Host of Inside Sources and Political Insider, Taylor Morgan joins the show with analysis on the message Governor Cox may be sending.

Experts have weighed in on how much sleep humans need, Dave and Debbie discuss the findings and listeners chime in to try to beat Debbie on her lack of sleep score… and how they've hacked the art of sleep.

A new law in Utah will restrict the use of cell phones and smart watches in schools. Dave and Debbie discuss why they feel this ban had to be done.  Senator Lincoln Fillmore joins the show to explain the new protocols for schools under the new law.

Utah County has been named one of the fastest growing in the nation... Dave and Debbie discuss and ask the question.. Do we welcome the growth? Or is it worrisome?

Home builders put a price tag on how much extra President Trump's tariffs will cost home buyers, Dave and Debbie break down the numbers.

DC democrats spent the weekend in upheaval... and it begins when Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer, flips his position and votes in favor of republican spending bill after telling members of his party he wasn't on board. Congressional Correspondent for Deseret News, Cami Mondeux joins the show to share what she is hearing from Democrats in DC. Co-Host of Inside Sources and Director of the Walker Institute of Politics, Leah Murray,  shares her analysis.