If you like leaving food out for stray cats in your neighborhood… there's a bill that could force you to bring those bowls back inside at night. HB 505 would require people who care for those cats to feed them during daylight hours. Dave and Debbie speak with Arlyn Bradshaw, Senior Advisor for Community Relations at Best Friends Animal Society to discuss the opposition to the proposal, followed by listener calls.

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The value of the U.S. housing market plunged $2.3 trillion between June and December last year according to CBS and by the end of 2022 total home values fell to $45.3 trillion. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest proposals through the Utah Legislature and local financial institutions and take listener calls to get a feel for what proposals are best favored by Utahns.

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In Utah, more Montana plates have been spotted... and while some may actually be from Montana others may have found a loophole to avoid taxes on their new vehicles as Montana does not have a sales tax on vehicles. KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart joins the show to discuss. Dave and Debbie take listener calls. 

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After a judge ordered two siblings to be with their dad, they barricaded themselves in a bedroom at their mother's home in defiance of a judge's order to return to the custody of their father. Dave and Debbie break down the story. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas calls the show to discuss the rights of children in custody disputes. 

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-Safety issues with carbon monoxide blocking exterior vents

- Remote learning: Do we need a statewide decision to help combat confusion on snow days in Utah schools?  

- The cause and clean-up of the Ohio train derailment

- KSL Sports is the new radio home for Real Salt Lake

- Friday marks one year since the start of the war in Ukraine 

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There was so much snow that it came through the vents in Draper, taking neighborhoods prisoner. Linda Peterson, Communications Director at Draper City, joins the show to discuss what the city is doing to help combat these super snowed-in neighborhoods.

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Senate President Stuart Adams is concerned about first-time homebuyers in Utah, so he’s sponsoring legislation that will give them $20K to make it easier to get them that first home. Kara Loftus, Vice President of Mortgage Lending at Mountain America Credit Union, joins the show to discuss what solutions banks and credit unions can offer, including the 40 year mortgage. 

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Ryan Love, Public Information Officer at Unified Fire Authority, joins the show to clarify the dangers of carbon monoxide in our homes and what can happen during snow storms. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins the show to discuss the latest on Capitol Hill. 

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The one year anniversary to the start of the war on Ukraine is Friday February 24th. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the discussion as we reflect on what we have learned over the past year and how aid from external countries has made an impact in Ukraine. 

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KSL has an exciting announcement for Real Salt Lake fans and KSL Newsradio listeners… Real Salt Lake Games will be broadcast on The KSL Sports Zone and occasionally on KSL NewsRadio, along with streaming audio across the KSL apps. Real Salt Lake President John Kimball joins the show to discuss the move to KSL radio and what listeners can expect. 

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