To launch off our coverage of Black History Month, James Jackson III, Founder of the Utah Black Chamber and Founder and Managing Partner of the Back Success Center, joins the show to discuss how to become a black business owner in Utah, the challenges that may be faced, and the involvement black businesses will have during the upcoming All Star Game.  

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Utah Senate leaders say it’s time for the state to put guardrails on teen social media use. One new bill, which passed out of the Senate Committee, would require parental approval for kids under 18 to use it. KSL NewsRadio’s Lindsay Aerts joins the show to give us the updates.

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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will be meeting with President Biden today to discuss either raising or suspending the debt ceiling and avoiding nationwide debt. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss what to expect from this meeting and how it might end. 

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A bill to allow individuals to become teachers through a certification program rather than a traditional bachelor's degree is being presented to Utah lawmakers. Representative Norman Thurston joins the show to explain how this proposal would work, followed by listener calls. 

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The Salt Lake County Health Department announced Monday that many public swimming pools in Salt Lake County will be closed because they do not meet Utah's new interlock safety requirements. Nicholas Rupp from the Salt Lake County Health Department joins the show to explain more. 

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The requirement for police officers to conduct a lethality assessment in domestic violence situations is now law. The family of Gabby Petito advocated for this assessment when they visited Utah on Monday. Lt. Governor Diedre Henderson joins the show to discuss what happens next after a lethality assessment is performed and the new resources are set to come to the state of Utah for domestic violence support. 

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There's a huge difference between buying beef and buying a cow... But buying a cow could save you hundreds of dollars on your yearly grocery budget. Dave has done this the last several years. Instead of buying individual cuts of beef at the grocery store, he buys a quarter beef and loads it up in the freezer all at once. KSL Investigative Reporter, Matt Gephart joins the show to discuss what he learned about the math on meat. 

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Layton Christian Academy officials said they have fired four administrators after accusations of being behind a "massive fraud and potentially multi-million-dollar embezzlement scheme." Dan Rascon with KSL 5 TV joins the show with the latest information. State Auditor John Dougal joins the show to explain concerns with the overview of funds in private schools and how this brings up a good question as to how school vouchers will work in Utah. 

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FBI agents are searching the beach home of President Joe Biden in Rehoboth, Delaware. What took so long for the Department of Justice to find the beach house? According to Biden's lawyer, "The search today is a further step in a thorough and timely DOJ process we will continue to fully support and facilitate." Dave and Debbie discuss with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas.

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- Warming Center for Homeless Built by Advocated in SLCO Overnight 

- President Biden to end COVID emergencies on May 11 

- The Defense of Memphis PD and the Death of Tyre Nichols 

- What more do schools need with the additional $42 million given to school choice? 

- Proposal would let non-public school students play sports outside boundary schools

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