Guest co-host Morgan Lyon Cotti who is in charge of internship programs answers the question- how much do we rely on them? 

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Microsoft has issued an urgent security warning to update your PC immediately after security researchers found a serious vulnerability in the operating system. The security flaw is known as Print Nightmare.

Tara Anderson Nexus IT/Director of Global strategy joined Dave and Morgan to speak about the dangers of the security threat.

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More millennials are getting into politics - and it could make the Senate a whole lot younger after upcoming elections. Many of the oldest members have been there for many years - they were in their 30s, 40s, or 50s when they ran, and have stayed in office.

Boyd Matheson weighs in with his opinion and says it’s time to put new senators in power.

Pat Jones - CEO of the Women’s Leadership Institute joined the conversation and talked about engaging young women into politics.

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We’ve got an excessive heat warning in effect across Utah until Sunday. 103 is the highest today in SLC. Yesterday our roads literally buckled...crews today are now wrapped up work on I-215 after part of the freeway buckled.

KSL 5 meteorologist Grant Weyman joined Dave and his guest host Morgan Lyon Cotti to talk about the heat wave hitting the state.

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Iceland conducted a study on if a four-day work week is a good idea and if this can be the future of every company in the world.

Calls Dave and Morgan asked listeners the question--could it work here?. Is this lazy or the way of the future?

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The US Blood Shortage has hit Critical Levels and it's affecting hospitals. Blood centers nationwide have less than a one-day supply after the pandemic and it is forcing hospitals to delay surgeries.

Dr. Sarah Ilstrup is the clinical pathology medical director for Intermountain Healthcare joined Dave and Morgan to talk about the issue of the blood shortage.

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Glamping is camping. But instead of a terrible rollout foam mattress that you throw a sleeping bag on top… This is a tent with a bed and sheets. Where nature meets luxury, and it comes at the bargain price of $400 a night in Moab.

Moab Mayor Emily Niehaus joins the conversation and tells us what she thinks about glamping and how it affects the Moab community.

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In May, with just a few weeks left in the school year, a Granite School Board meeting went off the rails. Dozens of protestors began chanting “No More Masks”. Now, 11 people are being charged with disrupting a public meeting by the South Salt Lake City Attorney.

Greg Skordas joined Dave and Morgan to talk about the do’s and don'ts of protesting.

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Last night Granite School Board had more than 100 people show up and they wanted to support or ban Critical Race Theory in Utah classrooms.

Ben Horsley, Granite School District, joined the show live to make it clear that his district does not teach CRT.

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A treasure that contained $10,000 has been found! It was found along the Wasatch Front. John Maxim and David Cline buried the treasure just off a hiking trail in the northern part of the state. This wasn't the first time they've done it. Last year they buried $5k up in the mountains which was found four days later.

KSL-TV's Matt Rascon joined the conversation and gave us the full story of the hidden treasure.

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