As this summer has shown us, the world continues to get gradually hotter each year... a new United Nations report has called for a “code red for humanity”. The world has warmed nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit since the 2015 Paris climate agreement, the report predicts it will cross the 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit by 2030.

Dr. William Anderegg, University of Utah Associate Professor of Biological Science joined the conversation

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The Senate has passed the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill. A group of 10 senators, five Democrats and five Republicans, worked for weeks to come to an agreement on the details.

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As the eviction moratorium comes to an end, scammers are offering loans, peddling credit repair services, or promoting government programs. Numerous reports of phony “pandemic relief” grants or government programs that allegedly provide funding to people impacted by the pandemic.

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo steps down as governor of the state and in his place he leaves Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul.

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The Delta variant of the Coronavirus is spreading quickly not only in the US but across the world… Experts are worried that people who received the single Johnson & Johnson vaccine might not be as protected.

Dr. Tamara Sheffield - Medical Director, Community Health and Prevention at Intermountain Healthcare joined the conversation

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A 21-year-old woman could face charges after officials with the Summit County Sheriff’s Office said she called in a fake bomb threat so she could leave her job early.

Lieutenant Andrew Wright, Summit County Sheriff’s Office joined the show

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It’s Primary Election day for most cities in Utah. Many times during the primary, voting gets overlooked resulting in a low turnout. We are talking about Utah’s primary election that is taking place in many cities today. 23 cities however, have opted out of the primary to take part in ranked choice voting.

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Davis County Clerk -- Curtis Koch joined the show

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The August Primary Election is tomorrow August 10 and you may be wondering why you need to pay attention to these elections or if your city even has one.

Jason Perry, Director of The Hinckley Institute joined the show.

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Politics has become a great divisive topic in America for the past few years and it seems to be getting more divisive.

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Companies are starting to have workers come back to the office after many of them working from home due to the pandemic, but there are many workers that can't imagine going the way things were. Companies are also giving the choice to their employees to continue working remotely or doing a hybrid option, but some experts are warning working from home might come at a disadvantage.

KSL Newsradio's Executive Producer of Digital Content, Becky Bruce calls in to share her experience with working from home

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