The Israeli government and Hamas have reached an agreement that will pause fighting in Gaz and lead to a slow release of hostages. Dave and Maura discuss the latest developments.

Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth faced a grilling from Democrats in his Senate Confirmation Hearing yesterday... while also receiving support and praise from Republicans. Dave and Maura discuss if the questions asked during the hearing were productive and appropriate.

House Speaker Mike Schultz tells KSL and Deseret News that his top priority for the legislative session -- which begins on Tuesday -- is education. Dave and Maura walk through the details to be focused on with education this session. House Speaker Mike Shultz joins the show live to discuss what he wants to see done with k-12 and higher education.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has sparked confusion and frustration among parents in a social media post. The concern comes as the idea may bring a potential change in the state's high school graduation requirements forcing their children into the military or careers if they do not attend college. Where does setting a path for students going into careers after high school help, and where does it hinder their experimentation and creativity?

President-elect Trump's pick to lead the Pentagon was confronted about allegations of public drunkenness and sexual assault, as he testified at his confirmation hearing today. Dave and Greg bring the latest details on the hearing and discuss the questioning.

There's quite a bit to think about when raising a family... including where you will live. WalletHub ranked the best and worst states to raise a family Dave and Greg speak with Wallethub, Writer and Analyst, Chip Lupo about where Utah landed and why.

As the wildfires continue to blaze across the coast, Californian's have been displaced and are grieving the loss of their homes and communities. But among those, we have seen a number of Celebrities who are sharing their experiences. But the question is, do celebrities deserve the same sympathy as the thousands left homeless and nowhere to go? Opinion Editor of the Deseret News Jay Evensen speak with Dave and Greg about his latest opinion piece about sympathy and how some celebrities are using their influence to help.

Utah is facing an absenteeism crisis. Districts in the state have moved toward bringing telehealth into schools so students can see a doctor quicker rather than leaving and missing school. The Canyon's School District is one district pilot testing this telehealth program. Dave and Greg speak with Kirsten Stewart, Spokesperson with Canyons School District speaks to the overall issue of chronic absenteeism.  Jen Gerrard, Nurse Specialist with Canyons Schools District shares details on the telehealth pilot program.

There's been word that a hostage release deal and ceasefire between Israel and Hamas may be near. President Biden working on the deal as well as President-elect Trump also applying pressure for a deal. Dave and Greg discuss the latest.