Babysitting might be hard...  According to the Wall Street Journal... "Teen babysitters are charging $30 an hour now, because they can"  These are the post-pandemic prices. The old school babysitting was $15 an hour and you might be asked to do some light cleaning. Maybe a sink full of dishes. They site a few examples of 18 and 19 year olds making $25-30 an hour... and they don't have to do as many chores. They get snacks.

Two weeks ahead of ballots going out for primary elections, a new law now requires drop-boxes have 24-hour video surveillance. County clerks say they're hustling to install the cameras, but still aren't sure who gets access to the video.  Details from KSL Newsradio's Lindsay Aerts.

Utah County Attorney David Leavitt travelled to war-torn Ukraine with a Utah's richest men to give 500 Ukraine families money to live on for a year. He wouldn't reveal who this donor is... until now.

The Jordan School District is gaining attention as a policy that would enforce restrictions on certain graduation attire including leis. The issue is likely to be addressed at a School Board Meeting within the Jordan School District this evening. Verona Mauga, Community Member 

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The police department in Sacramento held a gun buy back program last Saturday. The police didn't just give the resident a no-question asked chance, they gave them a gift card for gas! The event was scheduled for 5 hours and it got more takers than expected. In about 45 minutes the department made an announcement the gift card were out!

What we know about foreign baby formula shipments and its arrival to Utah. Dozens of pallets arriving in a fly over state of Indiana, because there's a baby formula hub there.

A Russian soldier was caught shooting a ukraine man in the head and has already been convicted of war crimes. Is this what the next year holds for russian soldiers?

The slide on the stock market explained in two words: Target & Walmart...and the trouble predicting customers shopping habits. We ask our listeners: Have YOU downgraded any shopping habits?

Wade Mathews, Utah Division of Emergency Management, joins in on the conversation to help all homeowners be ready in an unthinkable fire breaks out in our property.

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Jeff Ostrowski, Analyst with Bankrate.com, joins the conversation to talk about the affordable housing squeeze, and what it means for Millenials and Gen Z who are looking to purchase a home of their own.