The Supreme Court sided with a football coach from Washington state who sought to kneel and pray on the field after games. Kelsey Dallas, Deseret News reporter joins the show to discuss the ruling.

A foundation is providing counseling, life skills for children and the spouses and partners left behind as our service men and women are deployed for months, or years at a time. Cherie Hanson, VP Marketing & Communications Manager, Bank of Utah calls the show to talk about the program and how military families can benefit.

Aging & Adult Services is a division of the Salt Lake County Department of Human Services. Offer a variety of services and programs designed to meet the needs of our community's diverse population of older adults and those who care for them. Rob Ence, Executive Director of the Utah Commission on Aging joins the show to discuss the latest programs from the department aimed at the older community.

A Florida judge told lawyers for the parents of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie that he will make a decision on whether he will dismiss a civil lawsuit brought by the Petito's in the next few weeks. Greg Skordas, Utah Attorney come on the show to discuss the case.

A state lawmaker is threatening a bill that would ban campaign signs from places like freeway overpasses and highway on-and-off ramps. Taylor and Maura talk about the problems of designing a good sign!

Guest host Taylor and Maura do a deep dive on the primary elections. They give an update on where each candidate is on the polls, who's ahead and who will just go home.

President Biden has a new proposal to crack down on the rising gas prices, but many politicians, including members of his own party, do not agree with his policy. Guest host Maura and Taylor discuss why a Gas Tax Holiday might not be the best solution.

Any day now, the Supreme Court will release their final decision on the awaited abortion case a leaked argument from earlier this year saw a majority was willing to overturn Roe v Wade. Utah has trigger laws in place if the decision gets overturned. Martha Harris, KSL Newsradio reporter joins the show to explain how the trigger laws work.

Just a few hours ago the Supreme court has ruled against a century old law in New York, it places restrictions on carrying a concealed gun outside the home, marking the widest expansion of gun rights in a decade. We speak with Nancy Farrer Halden, Board Member, Utah Gun Violence Prevention Center on her take on the decision.

We are just days away from the Utah primaries, today Maura and Tayor speak with candidate and current Representative Blake Moore, running for Utah's 1st Congressional District.