Multiple Mass shootings took place across the US over the weekend. Including one conducted by an 18 year old. 10 people were shot and killed at the Tops market in East Buffalo New York. Amanda Dickson, with Utah's Morning News joins the discussion to bring the latest on what she's learned.

Today as we continue our coverage for Be Ready Utah, we want to make sure your family is prepared.. Kim Stinson, mother of six shares how she has incorporated Emergency preparedness in her own family's daily lifestyle.

The old waterpark, then known as Seven Peaks, closed in 2018.Three years later, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced plans for a regional park. As we dive into communities North of Salt Lake County, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins us live to bring an update on the project.

As the leak of the opinion to overturn Roe V. Wade cam to light a couple of weeks ago.. Protests also emerged.. Some right outside Supreme Court Justice's homes. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources joins the discussion

Broadcasting live from Left Fork Grill in South Salt Lake, Dave and Debbie talk to resident Leo Romero from Rose Park who is a regular at Left Fork Grill. Leo shares his insight on what he is worried about regarding the economy.

Surrounded by brand new apartment complexes in South Salt Lake as we broadcast from Left Fork Grill, is it possible to find affordable housing with new developments coming in? Paul Smith with the Utah Apartment Association joins the show.

The city of Salt Lake is changing the speed limit on some of their streets. On Tuesday, the Salt Lake City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday to enforce the 20 is plenty ordinance. Alex Cragun, Board Member of Sweet Streets calls the show to share his reaction to the speed limit change and what more needs to be done.

The cost of the pandemic and inflation to restaurants: we just learned that 252 restaurants have closed permanently in Utah -- 5%. Dave and Debbie sit down with General Manager of Left Fork Grill in South Salt Lake to discuss how the diner has been impacted by inflation and her biggest concerns.

2/3 of the U.S. Population Now Lives Paycheck to Paycheck. Called: paycheck to paycheck consumers. Estimates: we're paying $500-700 month more just because of inflation. Dave and Debbie take a closer look at how inflation is hurting individuals.

Dixie State University made national headlines through their name change process last year. And the new brand Utah Tech University, is getting ready to be unveiled. Richard Williams, Dixie State University President or soon to be - Utah Tech University Dr. Jordon Sharp - communications director