Yesterday the SLCPD announce they had made an arrest on the murder of Utah Football player Aaron Lowe, we give you all details on the arrest.

The 191st Semi-annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints begins this Saturday and can be heard here on KSL Newsradio. Along with all five general sessions of conference, we will be bringing you special programming throughout the weekend. Joining us now is Boyd Matheson who will be hosting a program on developing a listening heart featuring Elders Jeffrey R. Holland and David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles as well as Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and American Greek Orthodox Arch-Bishop his eminence Elpidophoros

Utah ranks fifth in the nation for the percent of people working from home. That number includes two of our news hosts, Tim Hughes and Jeff Kaplan. A recent study says almost 90% of people working from home are struggling with burnout. We wanted to find out if they felt the same.

More than 32% of Utah adults are now working from home. That’s nearly 740 thousand households where a home office has become the office for Utah workers. But is that a good thing? We ask a number of our Colleagues about their experiences from working at home, and ask if they'd like to continue to do so.

President Bidens poll numbers are dropping and they are dropping fast! According to The Hill, The presidents approval poll numbers have fallen 6 points since August and 13 points since June. The president has been criticized over his handling of the border and immigration.

The 191st Semi-annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints begins this Saturday and can be heard here on KSL Newsradio. Along with all five general sessions of the conference, we will be bringing you special programming throughout the weekend.

Dollar Tree sells some items for more than $1.00! Some price tags: $1.25, $1.50 -- up to $5! Nothing screams inflation like this. Dollar Tree prices go up 400%. Annual inflation in the U.S. reached 4.2 percent in July, the highest in three decades. Not just dollar trees ... Costco, Nike, General Mills -- Cheerios - sounding the alarm.

Dave and Debbie continue the conversation on tracking when it comes to your electric vehicle. John Dougall, State Auditor and self proclaimed EV lover, weighs on on the conversation, and maybe even says a thing or two to Big Brother himself.

Most of the money used to build and maintain our roads comes from the tax we pay with every gallon of gas we pump. If you drive electric, you don't need to gas up. The program gives EV owners a device to plug into their car, which can transmit info to an app.

Debbie continues her crusade to get Dave more concerned about animals going extinct. They are joined by University of Utah Biologist Professor Cagan Sekercioglu who weighs in on this topic.