After a 10 year old took her life due to bullying, A former school psychologist takes us into the classroom to discuss how we can notice bullying among students. Lee Gallimore former School Psychologist calls in to discuss bullying programs that can be beneficial in schools

According to a new poll commissioned by USA Today and carried out by Suffolk University, only 28 per cent of Americans approve of how Vice President Kamala Harris has performed in the position voters elected to her as VP..

Sweeping accusations from House Minority Leader Brian King as lawmakers head to special session today to approve redistricting maps. He says dems were squeezed out of the process to redraw congressional maps and that Utah republicans listened to national republicans. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources

Can Utah high school athletes profit off their name and likeness? The NCAA changed its ban on college athletes profiting off of their own name, image and likeness on July 1, 2021, after being sued over the issue. Amy Donaldson, calls in to discuss

Communities whose lives have traditionally relied on coal production are forced to look at alternatives. has traditionally been coal production looking for alternatives – as well as ways to keep coal relevant. David Eskelsen, Rocky Mountain Power Spokesperson The areas most affected by this involve rural Utah.. Carbon and Emery County. Castle Dale Mayor, Danny Van Wagoner calls in to clue us in on how the shift has affected the area and what is being done to combat it.

Folks are extremely frustrated that the Utah Legislative Redistricting Committee chose their map over the Independent Redistricting Commissions Maps. Nick Wyatt, KSL Newsradio Reporter brings the latest information Patrice Arent, Former Utah State Representative shares insight into what this means for democrats as the maps were selected.

A 10 year old girl who went to Foxboro Elementary in Davis County died by suicide. She was bullied at school -- and the teacher was part of the problem. Dr. Tom Golightly calls in to share steps they can take to see signs of distress in children

While keeping the same time throughout the year may sound like a good thing, a new study finds it could be bad for your health during the winter months.

Dave and Debbie take a closer look as to how COVID-19 has shifted the way we look at going to work while sick?

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Special session tomorrow. OSHA rules require vaccines or weekly testing for workers at large companies. What about vaccine requirements for kids? Senate President Stuart Adams calls in live