Max, who lives in Kamas has traveled to Romania to help Ukrainians across the border. He is back in Utah for a short time and calls the show to explain his work.

Mark Knold Chief Economist with the Department of Workforce Services calls the show to bring information on great resignation remorse and what we are seeing in Utah.

Happening now Senate committee to vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination. 22 members of the committee delivering speeches now. The senate members are getting 10 minutes each to deliver their thoughts/concerns. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources

Animal shelters are filling up as pocket books are stretched thin. People are returning their pandemic pet and shelters are being overwhelmed. Tamma Martin Best Friends Animal Society

The grass may not always be greener on the other side -- after over 4 million leaving their jobs last year more than 70% are now having quitting remorse. While many were seeking better gigs with hopes of career advancement -- what they got in return is burnout, awful work life balances, insufferable colleagues, boredom and overall employment misery. D2 takes listener calls

Two of the most restrictive water rules seen now in place in several counties. The rules impact how little you can water lawns if you live in one of these counties and the one restriction the water district won't put in place. Dave and Debbie discuss the restrictions.

War atrocities at the hands of Russian troops in a suburb of the Capital city of Kyiv. Bodies, hands tied lying on the road, Debbie wants to take you inside this suburb. BUCHA was: 36,000 population. What it is now -- images of destroyed buildings and bodies along the road. Russian troops accused of mass killings. Aaron Katersky, ABC Newsradio

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is expected to cross a major milestone Monday on her way to expected confirmation to the Supreme Court. The Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on whether to send her nomination to the full Senate, setting up a final vote later this week. Senate confirmation is nearly certain, but questions remain as to how many Republicans will cross the aisle and vote for her confirmation. Faith Abubey, ABC News Correspondent

More than three-quarters of Utahns support Gov. Spencer Cox’s “steady state” COVID-19 plan to start treating the virus like the flu and other diseases.

KSL TV Mike Headrick with KSL 5 TV has a compelling story called The Indy Effect focused on how one girl made big impacts on the world and how those she touched grew their perspectives of faith.