Debbie filled up last week - on payday -- feeling rich -- $4.17/gallon for mid grade.

When will it stop and what if it doesn’t? Utah’s among the top in the nation for gas prices.

Debbie and Ethan take calls to see if listeners will give up some of their memberships.

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Can our producer nix her car in favor of the frontrunner? She took the train to work today. CJ shares what worked and what didn’t

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Debbie and Ethan take listeners phone calls and read Facebook comments on people's experience with bad weather while driving. They also give tips on how to navigate a storm or what to do if you're caught in one.

 

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A dust storm on I-15…the road was littered with car parts …  cars swerving off the road, and flipped. Sergeant Roden tells KSL-TV there may have been more vehicles involved in the crashes than they know about and they're asking that anyone involved contact the Nephi Highway Patrol Office.

Kevin Eubank, KSL Meteorologist joined Debbie and guest co-host Ethan Miller to answer what triggered the dust storm.

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It’s been called the pandemic for the unvaccinated. According to ABC News: Sixty-nine percent of confirmed cases among Massachusetts residents have occurred in individuals who were fully vaccinated, and they’re symptomatic.

Dr. Tamara Sheffield/Intermountain Healthcare joins the show to answer all the questions on the delta variant and the vaccine.

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COVID-19 greatly impacted the Navajo Nation. As of May 7th, 100,101 individuals are fully vaccinated, but ⅓ of those living on the Navajo Nation land have no access to running water or electricity, making sheltering in place nearly impossible.

Eugene Tapahe and the Jingle Dress Dancers join the show to talk about the Jingle Dress project. He also explains how this project started and how this helps the Navajo Nation.

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Days of '47 parade kicks off tomorrow morning at 9 am in downtown Salt Lake City. KSL 5-TV will air it live and Debbie will be the P.A for the event tomorrow.

Greg James, VP and Public Relations Chair for the Days of '47, Inc. joins the show to talk about the parade and what we can expect for tomorrow.

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Debbie and Senator Todd Weiler talk about the bootleg fire, and the fires burning in the rest of the west coast. These fires are devastating. We speak with Representative Blake Moore on new legislation set to help reduce the threats these fires bring.

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The southern California couple whose gender reveal party allegedly sparked the deadly Eldorado wildfire last year has now been charged with 30 crimes.

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Due to the ongoing drought, the Utah town of Oakley, just east of Park City, has halted building houses. Dallas Hanse, with Oakley City Public Works Water Director, joins the show to talk more about the pause. We also hear from listeners: do you think Capitol hill should control whether your city bans new home builders?

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