Happy Valentine's Day! Dave and Debbie check in with the KSL Movie Show on the big movie of the week, "Captain America: Brave New World". The hosts go through their top Rom-Coms to watch this Valentine's Day.

Sell your car but you already paid for the full year of registration? A proposal on capitol hill wants to give you a refund for the months you didn't use. Representative Katy Hall joins the show and listeners chime in with their take.

New data shows Utah's population has topped 3.5 million residents. Dave and Debbie discus where they are feeling the pinch of all the people and the pros and cons of the growing population. Listeners call in with their take on the growing state.

Online comments have been circulating on social media about a federal lawsuit involving Section 504. Section 504 is a law that protects people with disabilities, including school children, to make sure they have resources to succeed. Dave and Debbie work through both sides of the issue and get analysis on this lawsuit from Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown joins the show to explain the purpose of the lawsuit and Utah's involvement. 

A winter weather advisory has been issued for areas in and around the Salt Lake Valley. Alex Desmet with the National Weather Service joins the show to break down what to expect with the storm. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest updates on the buyouts offered by federal workers.

Utahans might be able to save themselves the hassle and the money that goes into buying a new phone by repairing their current ones. Urban Cell Repair in Poplar Grove provides a service to repair phones for nearly a tenth of the price of buying a new one. We speak to KSL Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage about this service and how much these repairs can add to your devices lifespan, but also what you can do at home to extend it as well.

In a report by Bankrate, a third of Americans have more credit card debt than they do in their emergency savings. Dave and Debbie bring on Greg McBride with Bankrate to discuss how we got into this situation and how to rebuild their emergency savings in a sustainable way.

Rep. Casey Snider joins the show about HB465 on Law Enforcement Amendments...a bill requiring law enforcement to enter a deal with the Utah Department of Public Safety or risk losing funding. This legislation was presented days before SLCPD Police Chief Mike Brown announced his retirement.