With high inflation, and rising costs across the board.. Utahans are looking to find ways to cut back on their grocery bills. We speak to KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt about his goal to recreate most items found on your grocery list...from scratch.

Washington State officials have released dash-cam of an incident where a truck seemingly fired fireworks at a car in a fit of Road Rage. Dave and Debbie discuss this incident.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is on a mission to gut government spending. In the most recent announcement posted by President Donald Trump on truth social...they will quit minting new pennies in a hope to help the deficit. We speak to Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News about his latest opinion piece on how real meaningful change in the deficit is going to be much harder.

 

https://www.deseret.com/opinion/2025/02/10/doge-has-yet-to-tackle-real-spending-challenges/

In a new bill, lawmakers want to speed up delivering election results by changing some deadlines and details around mail-in ballots. Dave and Debbie speak to Rep. Jefferson Burton and Ricky Hatch, Weber County Clerk about these new adjustments and how we have to be careful when it comes to adjusting voting details. Weber County Clerk, Ricky Hatch shares the impact of some of these proposed changes could have on voters and clerks.

Is silence truly golden? This is the question in France when a man speaking to his sister on speakerphone at a train station got fined for it.  Dave and Debbie discuss where they stand on talking on speakerphone in public.

Provo city is implementing a new tiered payment program for water usage in the city. KSL 5 TV's Brian Carlson spoke to a family that under this new program, they will be paying nearly a thousand dollars a month on just water usage. Dave and Debbie speak to Provo City Council Vice-Chair Rachel Whipple about the unique infrastructure problem Provo is facing and why they are making these changes. Gordan Haight - Public Works Director Provo City shares his insight.

Taun Beddes, Co-Host of the KSL Greenhouse Show and Horticulture professor with USU Extension Associate Professor joins the show to share what we can do to save water in our yards.

Disney shares concern about the price of resort visit

Sen. Daniel McCay’s bill, titled SB230, aims to clarify an age old question in our state: what are Utah residents called? Utahn or Utahan? Dave and Debbie discuss and take a look at some of the other, and sometimes stranger, Utah state symbols. 

Rep. Verona Mauga, D-Salt Lake City, is the sponsor of HB358 which creates criminal offenses for using virtual reality to participate in sexual activity with a child and requesting sexually explicit conduct from an individual who is in custody. Bills such as this, regarding crimes against children, appear to be highly unifying issues across party lines. Earlier today, Mauga joined Amanda and Andy on Utah's Morning News to discuss the bill and Dave and Debbie listen and respond to what she's hoping to do with this policy.