To boldly go... William Shatner, at the age of 90, reached the final frontier. Himself, along with Jeff Bezos, took the plunge into space. We discuss this monumental chapter in his life, and listen in live when they returned to earth.

Brian Laundrie is still missing after his Fiance Gabby Petito disappeared and was found dead near the Grand Tetons.. and In less than an hour...at 12:30 we may be learning how she died. Kira Hoffelmeyer joins us to see what we might be hearing in this bombshell press conference.

We've been having a conversation this morning about all day kindergarten. Joining us in for the conversation is Waterford Upstart representative Kim Fischer, who is giving us her expert opinion on why we should be educating our kids early for the best in beneficial success.

Many American families struggled through the pandemic in 2020 either because their jobs were put on hold due to the lockdown or they got fired or they were forced to stay home with the kids!... but thankfully the government was there to help!! Deseret News and Brigham Young University’s Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, released a study today on how Americans live, love, prosper and struggle amid current events.

The battle over the drawing board on redistricting is happening right now across the nation, a fight that happens once a decade after the census results come out. We are in the midst of the discussion right now and apparently swing states may just disappear. Boyd Matheson from Inside Sources joins us in for the conversation.

What is Vanly? For starters, Dave sees this as a way to make passive income by renting part of his driveway to RV owners. Would you rent out a spot in your driveway? Would you rent from a stranger for a place to park for the night?

Utah's resistance to all-day kindergarten, lawmakers haven't funded it, many parents are resistant to sending their 5 year old's off to kindergarten for 7 hours a day. KSL TV's report into this issue reveals a recent survey shows a number of Utah parents want it.  We take an extended look at the pros and cons of this new controversial idea. Daniella Rivera/Investigative reporter, KSL-5 TV, joins us to unwrap the conversation.

Over the weekend a 70-year-old man that was driving on the wrong side of the road in Utah, Dave and Debbie look at how other state laws deal with older drivers and if Utah should do the same. In the second half of the segment, Utah State Senator Todd Weiler joins the discussion if Utah needs new legislation for older drivers.

One of the biggest complaints many Utahns have is not being able to see the lines on the road after it rains, it's like they disappear. John Gleason from UDOT calls in with the paint project to restripe the lines we can't see.

We are seeing our first taste of winter-like weather as snow has fallen in higher elevation areas and those in downtown are bundling up to the cold weather. High winds and weather are also producing power outages in some parts of the state. KSL Meteorologist Grant Weyman calls the show to give us the latest on weather.