Representatives are voting for the next Speaker of the House today. Inside Sources co-hosts, Rusty Cannon, Taylor Morgan, and Adam Gardiner join the show to talk about what they're hearing and how they expect the first round of voting to turn out. Dave and Debbie listen in live to the vote.

The Cottonwood Heights City Council approved an  increase of fines for unlawful short-term rentals. Cottonwood Heights Mayor Mike Weichers joins the show to discuss the cities' goals behind this increase and how he hopes it will benefit residents of Cottonwood Heights.

According to a recent WalletHub survey, 52% of Americans are planning to make finance-related New Year’s resolutions for 2025. A big trend on social media is creating strict rules for a no buy 2025. Chip Lupo, Writer and Analyst with Wallethub joins the show to explain how we can we realistically stay on budget and cut back spending in 2025. Dave and Debbie discuss their financial resolutions for the new year and take listener calls on how they are cutting back spending.

The FBI has issued a notice to professional sports leagues with warnings of burglars targeting professional athletes' homes. At least 9 professional athletes were targeted between September and November. Dave and Debbie discuss and share ways they keep themselves, their families, and their property safe when leaving home for more than 24 hours.

Coincidence or connection? Another U.S. military veteran allegedly drove a cyber truck to the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas before it exploded with him inside. Investigators in Las Vegas are working to find out if this explosion is related to the deadly New Orleans attack, but no connection has been made at this time. In a post on X, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the Vegas fire was likely limited because of the Cybertruck's features. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest.

The first day of 2025 started with an apparent terrorist attack in New Orleans, LA. In the early hours of the morning, as New Year parties continued on Bourbon Street, the suspect sped his truck into a pedestrian area, killing 14 people and injuring more than 35. Dave and Debbie discuss several key takeaways, from the alleged killer's military background to what the city could have done better to keep attendees safe. Retired Lt. General Richard Newton with Newsnation joins the show to explain how American veterans could get radicalized. Kellie Meyer, Newsnation Washington correspondent, talks with Dave and Debbie about what these attacks tell us about the evolving fight against ISIS and domestic terrorism.

The sun's been out and D2 has spring fever, in December, and want to get out and take a walk. What's the best way to perform this seemingly simple activity? Maria Shilaos, Host of the Podcast Let's Get Moving with Maria looked into the benefits, and risks, of implementing walking in your routine.

A video of a construction crew in Utah saving an owl from drowning went viral. The video shows the owl who was soaked and struggling to stay afloat inside a massive water basin was rescued using a metal basket attached to the crane. Jake Wilkins, assistant superintendent of PCL, the company who helped lead rescue efforts explains what happened and how the owl was released after the rescue.