The White House says they had a very productive meeting with Senator Joe Manchin this weekend and Nancy Pelosi says they are inching closer to a deal on the second half of the infrastructure plan. ABC’s White House correspondent Karen Travers joined Utah’s Morning News to talk about what got cut and who’s being sweet talked to try and get this deal done.

We have been having a howling morning here at broadcast house, what gives? We invite Mary Richards on the show as a part of Wind Watch, and Heather Kelly to give us some snowy updates for later on this week.

An IT employee for Salt Lake City has been arrested and accused of assisting a Bountiful man who was recently charged with Human Trafficking. Patrick Kevin Driscoll, 50, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday for investigation of two counts of computer crimes, exploiting prostitution, aiding prostitution, obstructing justice and theft. Pat Reavy for KSL.com unwraps what Driscoll did for us, and why this is a major deal. Later on we are joined by Chris Burbank, Former Chief of Police for SLCPD, and Tara Anderson of Nexus IT to find out if it's possible for someone who works for the city to shut down the entire system.

You use a gun to commit a crime, no more “Let’s Make A Deal” once you land in court. Plea Deals and lighter sentences- they make us less safe. We bring in DA Sim Gill to weigh in on these changes.

The trucking industry is short 80,000 drivers, according to the American Trucking Association. Many are retiring, or dropping out of the industry.. which is resulting in this backlog in the supply chains because there are not enough people to pick up cargo.

It's the conspiracy theory that won't die. It happened in DC last year, and it’s made it’s way to Utah. Utah lawmakers calling for an audit of LAST YEAR's general election we'll ask one of the county clerks who's being targeted to defend the integrity. We speak with Representative Phil Lyman on why he thinks Utah needs an audit

10:05 The city of Kaysville is proposing a RAMP Tax (Recreation, Arts, Museums, and Parks). Michelle Barber, Kaysville City Council Member joins the show to talk about what the tax will do to the city. We take calls: Do you like the idea of a special tax dedicated to Recreation, Arts, Museums, and Parks?

SGT. Melody Cutler from Unified Police Department joins the show to give an update on the case of Akosita Kaufusi who was found dead last year.

What is in the notebook that was found belonging to Brian Laundrie? Can it make an impact on the case? Defense Attorney Greg Skordas joins the show to talk about the importance of this discovery.

Election Integrity 9:05 There are many committee hearings in Washington D.C discussing the integrity of the 2020 Presidential elections. What politicians are saying the issues are. We take Breaking News from Florida as Police Officers give an update on Brian Laundries’ discovery. 9:20 Amelia Powers-Gardner, former county clerk in Utah County defends the integrity of Utah elections as Utah politicians are asking for an audit in Utah.