The markets took a tumble today ... S & P tumbled into bear territory = A bear market, 20% loss from a recent high. Shane Stewart/DMBA Certified Financial Planner calls in to discuss the latest with the stock market

$5.01 a gallon in Utah. Nationally, you're paying $2 more for a gallon of gas than a year ago. President Biden saying he'd release strategic petroleum reserve through Sept. to help ease, but it's shot up 70-cents/gallon since he said that. Thomas Holst/Senior Energy Analyst, Kem C. Gardner Inst. University of Utah joins the show to help give understanding to what happened to the strategic oil reserve and what will happen with gas prices.

As the January 6th committee hearing makes way, Taylor Morgan, Partner at Morgan May Affairs and KSL at Night Guest Host calls in to discuss how a possible upcoming campaign for Donald Trump could come back from this.

Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to discuss the January 6th Committee Hearing and what he feels there should be more focus on.

Why is it that a new Dnews/HIP poll strongly suggests an 11-year senator -- a republican -- Mike Lee appears to be in a battle to retain his seat? What got him here? Jason Perry, Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins the conversation.

The House Jan. 6 committee is kicking off the first of its public hearings on Thursday, June 9 at 8 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. MT - Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News will be cut short to bring you the full coverage. Lawmakers will begin to lay out findings from their nearly yearlong investigation into the 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Debbie an Scott discuss the topic.

Many of us can relate to having a fear of not knowing what to do if you are around someone who needs emergency care. Today for our Be Ready Utah Coverage, KSL 5 TV's Shara Park explains experiences where her training has come in handy and the importance of having knowledge of CPR and First Aid.

Scott Simpson breaks down the Utah races that have his attention.

In a recent study conducted by the Center for Constitutional Studies at Utah Valley University Utahns got a big FAT D in Civics Knowledge. The survey involved 929 Utah adult last fall. Survey participants were asked a series of factual questions and opinions statements to evaluate knowledge of civics and political system. Debbie and Scott discuss the survey and quiz listener

Scott Simpson shares his insight on what happens in the public process of elections and the transparency of what happens with our information as voters behind the scenes.