Uvalde Report -- 77 pages of railing on police for lack of entry into the classrooms where an active shooter entered in May and killed 21 people. So what are school districts in Utah doing to prevent a tragedy of this magnitude? Ben Horsley, Granite School District joins the show to talk about what the Granite School District is doing to keep students safe. 

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Speeding is up! State troopers ticketed twice as many motorists driving 100 mph or more on Memorial Day this year than last year. Could stress be the cause? Dr. Laura M. White, a clinical psychologist with Huntsman Mental Health Institute and adjunct professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Utah joins the show to explain how speeding could be caused by stress and what you can do to cool down before you get behind the wheel. 

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Uvalde Report -- 77 pages of railing on police for lack of entry into the classrooms where an active shooter entered in May and killed 21 people. Let's talk about where police broke down -- and lessons we can learn from the what led up to the gunman's ability to get in. 

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The U.S. House Judiciary Committee will take up proposed legislation this week that would ban certain assault weapons, the panel said on Friday, citing a string of recent mass shootings across the United States. Boyd Matheson joins the conversation and tells us if he thinks this has any legs. 

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In Utah, there's some stigma to drinking... Only 17% of students 18 and under have tried alcohol. Less than a third of the national average. There's a social aspect that happens with drinking.. and it starts in junior high/high school.  Kim Hawkes Former DARE Officer and Former North Park Police Chief and currently Utah State DARE Training Facilitator joins the conversation to talk about peer pressure. 

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There are no benefits to drinking before the age of 40. No benefits, only risks... and then after 40 there are some benefits if you consume small amounts of alcohol... 1 or 2 drinks a day (beer and wine) not liquor. 

There's a huge social pressure to drinking as well. In Utah, there's some stigma to drinking... Only 17% of students 18 and under have tried alcohol. Less than a third of the national average. Tom Golightly, Assistant Director - Athletics, Counseling and Psychological Services works with a lot of college age students and joined the show live. 

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For young adults... up to age 40... Alcohol has zero benefits, only risks This according to a giant study from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. If you are going to drink…The limits: 2 teaspoons of wine or 2.5 Tables poons of Beer...It's bad for the brain and bad for the heart.

https://fortune.com/2022/07/15/alcohol-study-lancet-young-adults-should-not-drink-bill-melinda-gates-foundation/

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Home supply is still at a historic low.. According to data from Redfin, a national real estate brokerage,  the nation’s months of supply of homes has dropped to new low in at least the last 10 years. For those of us that live in Utah — which has been one of the nation’s fastest-growing states — signs of a housing shortage are obvious. Devi Cooper, Realtor and 1st Vice of Northern Wasatch Association or Realtors joins the show to talk about the latest on the housing market. 

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988 -- the new suicide hotline number went into effect this past weekend.. Rachel Lucynski, Business Operations Manager, Community Crisis Services at HMH joins the show to discuss the launch if what the demand was like as well as what people can expect when they call the 988 number.

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A mall shooting in Indiana - the markings to become another monstrous mass shooting. But for the mall shopper who was packing -- not bags of clothes -- a gun. He kills the active shooter.  Dave and Debbie take your calls on the question of Are you becoming more comfortable with everyday citizens who pack?

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