ChatGPT and the use of artificial intelligence is becoming more popular and for some… more confusing. Hollis Robbins, Dean of the College of Humanities at the University of Utah, joins the show to discuss how the University of Utah is embracing AI to revitalize higher education. 

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A new bill, HB 467, is making its way through the Utah House… This bill would close Utah abortion clinics and prevent new ones from being licensed. Representative Karianne Lisonbee joins the show to explain her proposal. 

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Many issues are being brought up in the legislative session, but we have yet to hear much going on about water. Did we miss it, or is it just not getting acknowledged? Maura Carabello, President and Founder of the Exoro Group and Host of KSL @ Night, joins the show to discuss the issue of water. 

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The top story today: In the US, if you don't vote, the federal government doesn't come after you. But here in Utah… if you don't vote, then look out because a Utah lawmaker is pitching a plan demanding you to explain why you didn't vote and fine you if you don't offer up an excuse. Debbie's calling out Utah's forced voting act of 2023. KSL Newsradio Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins the show to explain the proposal, followed by listener calls. 

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Right now, Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera oversees the Unified Police Department. But a bill on Utah's capitol hill would change that. There is the perception that some cities are taxed twice for Unified Police service. Rivera has already said she won't fight the bill. She joins the show for more perspective.

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- Shooting at Michigan State University 

- Where is the tax refund for Utahns?

- Governor Cox on California and growth in Utah

- UDOT’s new wrong-way driver detection

- The mystery of the objects being shot down in the sky 

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We are just days away from the start of All-Star Weekend. The last time the game was here in Utah was 30 years ago in 1993. This is more than just a basketball game… This event is bringing thousands into the community of downtown Salt Lake City. Caroline Kelin, Chief Communications Officer for the Utah Jazz, joins the show to share everything we need to know for the event.

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A proposal on Capitol Hill wants to remove letter grades… for schools. In other words, schools will stop being graded, while students will still be graded on the A-F letter scale. Is this good or bad? Representative Doug Welton joins the show to talk about why he’s sponsoring this bill and what goes into it. Ben Horsley from the Granite School District joins to share what he thinks about the proposal.

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Nikki Haley has announced her candidacy for president... now officially challenging Trump as a Republican. Two years ago, she said she wouldn’t run if Trump was going to run in 2024. What made her change her mind? What is she planning? Dave and Debbie discuss with Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources.

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Valentine’s Day is supposed to be a day filled with love, but it’s also a no-win holiday - especially for your wallet. How much are people spending on Valentine’s Day this year? The numbers will shock you. Dr. Dave Schramm, Family Life State Extension Specialist and Associate Professor at Utah State University, joins the show to discuss how money plays a role in causing stress in relationships, followed by listener calls.

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