First Lady Jill Biden arrives in Utah tomorrow (Wednesday, May 5, 2021.) She’ll visit Glendale Middle School in Salt Lake City, minus the kids, and then a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in South Jordan. We'll ask Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson, why Utah? The first lady's visit comes after her three-day tour of the U.S. Southwest including stops in New Mexico and Arizona. Salt Lake City School District PIO, Yandary Chatwin discusses what the district is doing to prepare.

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Could this revelation give former police officer Derek Chauvin an opportunity to appeal his murder conviction? Here’s what came to light today: A man on the jury is defending why he attended a rally in DC last summer.  It took place on Aug. 28th and was commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I have a dream" speech. George Floyd’s family was also in attendance. Mitchell was seen in a photo standing with Floyd's family wearing a T-shirt with a picture of MLK and the words “GET YOUR KNEE OFF OUR NECKS” and “BLM” for Black Lives Matter.  Chauvin was convicted on several counts of manslaughter in the death of George Floyd.

Greg Skordas calls in to explain how this could affect Chauvin's conviction.

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We didn’t realize that corporal punishment in public school is still legal in several states -- that is until video of a Florida principal using a wooden panel on a 6-year-old girl surfaced recently. Now the principal is under investigation.

Dave and Debbie discuss the issue, then speak with Ilsa Dekoeyer, Ph.D. -- Associate Professor/Lecturer at the University of Utah/Department of Psychology and Child Development Specialist with Help Me Grow UT (part of United Way of UTCO).

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Utah Governor Spencer Cox has asked residents to save water with a water-wise landscape. Can you DIY it? We’re going to find out how tricky it is. David Butterfield with Butterfield Constructors explains how complicated it can be.

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On Monday the governor announced that in order to conserve water, state buildings won’t be allowed to water the lawn between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm. The order also requires state agencies to turn off sprinklers during rainstorms. He’s already declared a state of emergency due to the drought. So we asked Linda Towns with Jordan Valley Conservancy District how much -- or little-- we should water our own lawns.

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An amazing story straight out of Survivor, only it’s the real deal in the forest of Utah in the dead of winter. A middle-aged woman surviving a snowy winter laced with frigid temps in Diamond Fork Canyon. In a tent, ate grass and drank water from a river. KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richard brings the latest and we ask SGT. Spencer Cannon with the UTCO Sherrif's office how she was able to survive.

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Salt Lake City ranked number one as the most likeable place to live in a new report from rent.com. What came into play to snag the number one spot? Dave and Debbie break it down.

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Earlier in the show we went in-depth on Utah's $9k college degree. It's online only. In general studies. Offered through Southern Utah University, and costs less than a decent used car. Are you worried this might create a generation of kids who experience a failure to launch?

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Overheard on a flight from Salt Lake City to Hawaii:  "Does anyone on board know how to deliver a baby … NOW?"

In this segment we'll talk about the baby born on a Delta flight and how lucky mom was. The craziest part about it - she did not know she was pregnant. Dr. Douglas Richards, Maternal Fetal Medicine Physician with Intermountain Health Care calls in to explain how common this is and what to do if something like this happens to you or your partner.

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A new tiny home village to house the homeless is coming to Salt Lake City, even though some residents are concerned about what the community may become. Inside Sources host, Boyd Matheson joins us to discuss what benefits may come from this housing. His opinions were formed after conversations from The Other Side Academy.

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