Is he or is he not an anti-vaxxer? Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tried to persuade US Senators this week he's NOT ant vax...   but his visit to the Island of Samoa, which was ravaged by a deadly measles outbreak , is now plaguing RFK Jr. Will senators see past his past to get confirmed to be America's top health manager as Pres. Trump's Sec. of Health and Human services? Debbie spoke with Governor of Hawaii Josh Green, who is also a doctor, who flew to DC this week to challenge RFK nominations. When measles ravaged the bodies of thousands in Samoa, he went there to start vaccinating people and shared concerns about RFK's nomination.

Have you ever lost a pet? Or found a pet?  In Southern Utah at the Santa Clara-Ivins animal shelter you can scan the microchips of animals on your own at a new self scanner station. It's DIY microchip scanning. Dave and Debbie discuss why this may be helpful.

The proposal to prohibit fluoride in public drinking water systems has advanced on Utah's Capitol Hill. Dave and Debbie discuss the reasoning for this proposal and hear insight from Dr. James Bekker, Current Board Member of Utah Dental Association and delegate to American Dental Association about the benefits of having fluoride in public water systems.

The investigation in the Helicopter/Airline crash is still underway, but we're learning more details, specifically about air traffic controllers. According to the New York Times, staffing was 'not normal' in the air traffic control tower in DC. One air traffic controller was working two positions at the time of the crash. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest details and hear analysis from Newsnation's Lt. General Richard Newton.

Utah lawmaker Ryan Wilcox wants to make election day a state holiday. The idea has been floated around the country for years now... and some states actually do have Election Day set aside as a state holiday. Inside Sources Producer, Andy Cupp joins the show to discuss what he knows about this proposal and other US states honoring this day as a holiday.

Members of the US figure skating community were on board the plane that collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter Wednesday. There are no reported survivors. Fraser Bullock, president and CEO of the Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games joins the conversation to discuss the impact on the Olympic community after this tragic loss. Cami Mondeaux, Congressional Correspondent with the Deseret News joins the show live from Washington DC on what she is following. 

Yeti is officially out of the running as a name for the Utah Hockey Club. Three names remain for fans to vote on before a final decision is made. Dave and Debbie discuss the final three names and take listener calls.

Got a new 16 year old driver in your family? A lawmaker wants to let them drive with their 16 yol buddy as soon as they get their license ...  right now they're not allowed to. Representative Jill Koford wants to change the current law to allow newly licensed drivers drive with non-family members in the car. KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show to break down the proposal.

An American Airlines jet collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter Wednesday night. There are reportedly no survivors. The victims include soldiers and members of the US and Russian figure skating community. Lt. General Richard Newton joins the show with analysis on the investigation. President Donald Trump holds a press briefing on the matter.