Utah local elections were held yesterday with polls closing at 8:00pm across the state. We won't know the results for many of these races for a few days or even weeks. There were some interesting races including for Mayor for Sandy where there were 8 candidates running and many districts saw ranked choice voting for the first time. Nick Wyatt, KSL News Radio reporter

While there is some hesitation from parents still out there.. Doctors say the Pfizer children's vaccine is 90% effective at preventing symptomatic covid 19. With the new approval what is the first step for parents in Utah? Aislynn Tolman Hill, PIO Utah County Health Department explains the process to getting your child vaccinated

Gabb phones are the way of the future for children.. Anne Marie McDonald VP, PR & Communications Gabb Wireless calls in to discuss more about the device and how single parents can get a free one!

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Homes sold in the Utah County city of Alpine — zip code 84004 — reached a median sales price of $1.05 million in the third quarter, the region’s highest. Thomas Wright, Real Estate Agent calls in with his insight on the housing market

The vote continues on for Virginia's gubernatorial... Early voting hit a record high with 1.1 million votes casted... and more than half of likely voters are expected to vote today. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources joins the conversation.

Steve Christiansen resigned last Thursday, as well as Francis Gibson. Christiansen received backlash for leading a rally and packing a misinformation-fraught committee hearing on Utah’s Capitol Hill calling for an election audit in the state of Utah. Jason Perry, Director of The Hinkley Institute of Politics joins to conversation to give insight behind surprise resignations.

The expanded child tax credit made the cut as one of the programs democrats raced to come to an agreement over as they break down the framework for their spending plan. Susan Spiers, CEO of UACPA calls in to explain the nitty gritty of the child tax credit

Today voters in Minneapolis will have an interesting vote -- it’s their chance to weigh in on a proposal to begin overhauling policing.

Davis County has a new tool for those convicted of a crime, it is called the conviction integrity unity. This tool is being used to take a closer look at cases brought to their attention, to review potentially wrongful convictions. Troy Rawlings, Davis County Attorney