5 percent of high school students said they participated in some form of cheating, whether it was on a test, plagiarism or copying homework. 95% of high schoolers and 68% of college kids admitted to cheating. We continue the conversation as we hear from Teachers and Ben Horsley with the Granite School District calls in to explain how prevalent cheating is in his district and what happens when cheaters get caught. Followed by listener calls.

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A new parking ordinance was passed in West Valley City that prohibits parking within 5 feet of a driveway…. Mixed reactions from the community. West Valley City Mayor, Ron Bigelow calls in to explain what prompted this ordinance?

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It’s the line that stood out to me above all others in President Biden’s $1.8 trillion dollar American Families Plan. “We can afford it.”

65 minute speech… and this is the line that keeps ringing in our ears. In the past year, we spent $6T in Covid relief, he wants $1.9T for Infrastructure… now $1.8T for the American Families Plan. Dave and Aimme go over reactions from Utah's Congressional Delegation and chat with Scott Howell as we ask the question - can we afford not to?

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Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson broke the news on our show that due to an unexpected shipment of COVID-19 vaccines, they will have 20,000 new appointments available next week in Salt Lake County. 

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Since the release of the "Night Shift" feature on our phones, many are convinced that it's okay to keep scrolling as we get into bed. But a new study from Brigham Young University says it doesn't make much of a difference. So, Dave and Debbie break down the study and talk about how phones affect their sleep.

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This segment recaps what we learned from KSL 5 TV anchor and reporter Shara Park and UTCO Health on the topic of vaccine hesitancy, and we'll take some listener calls too. 

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KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Dujanovic to foreshadow what we may expect in Biden's address to Congress today and what exactly these plans mean. Then we'll take listener calls - do you agree with free childcare?

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After more than 50 cadets were caught cheating at West Point, the United States Military Academy, we decided to look into the topic of cheating in school. In this segment we'll speak with a high school student and a teacher on how kids cheat and what happens when they do.

Earl Foote will join us to discuss how cheaters use technology to cheat, but, more importantly, how technology helps catch them.

And we'll also speak with Tom Golightly to discuss why good people cheat.

 

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Millions of people have reportedly become hesitant to get their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine -- hear what our KSL TV colleague Shara Park is going through as she stresses over her 2nd dose. Then a check in will the UTCO Health Department on how they are combating this issue.

 

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High drama in the streets of SLC. An Amber Alert issued overnight -- a 6-year-old child found safe -- the dad in police custody. The question: how a dad with a rap sheet that involves a history of domestic violence in front of this very child have access to his child in the first place. Details on what we found out about him -- along with a live report from our Mary Richards who’s been covering this case all morning. Greg Skordas to answer the question: How does the system work with parents who have criminal history.

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