In the aftermath of the violent shooting death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, reactions have been mostly mournful, though a vocal minority has praised accused shooter Luigi Mangione as a hero, and the murder as justified. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, joins Debby to talk about the not-new idea of praising vigilantism in America, and how to reform healthcare without violence. Debby takes calls from listeners, asking "what would you like to see change in healthcare?" 

A data hack of Granite School District's secure network has resulted in potentially compromised information from all current and past students. The district estimates that about 15% of all current and former students had their social security number accessed, according to Granite School District Superintendent Ben Horsley, who joins Debby to discuss what is being taken to recover potential losses.  

Last holiday season, over 200,000 pieces of luggage were lost or damaged. United Airlines is taking a step to curb this by integrating Apple Airtags in their luggage recovery.  We speak to KSL TV's Lori Prichard about this new innovation, and hear from Inside Sources Producer Andy Cupp, and listeners, about their nightmare lost luggage experiences.  

Concerns over unexplained drone activity extended to Utah Monday with new sightings reported from West Haven down to Mapleton. Sightings near Hill Air Force Base prompted a statement from Air Force officials, confirming the presence of "unmanned aerial systems" in the area. Officials said they are working to track the aerial systems, and will continue to safeguard the base and its operations. Brandon Amacher, instructor in the UVU Center for National Security Studies joins Debbie with his insight into the entire governmental response.  

At least 5 people are dead after a s shooting took place at a school in Madison, Wisconsin. Debbie and Taylor follow the latest developments.

Almost 2 in 5 credit cardholders have maxed out a credit card or come close since the Fed started raising interest rates in March 2022, according to Bankrate’s 2024 Credit Utilization Survey. Why is this happening and what's the effect on the nation's consumers? Bankrate Credit Cards Analyst Ana Staples joins the show to explain how credit card debt affects us and what to do about it.

What're the factors complicating Utah's election process? According to a recent Deseret News Opinion article written by some members of the Utah legislature, there are a couple things. Debbie and Taylor discuss and speak with Representative Trevor Lee about what motivated him to be a part of this opinion piece.

The Point, which consists of 600 acres of state-owned land that is being built into Utah’s Innovation Community, is breaking ground on a future-focused transportation system that will use an onsite autonomous vehicle circulator and air taxi operations to connect. Executive Director of The Point Mike Ambre talks with Debbie and Taylor about the progress of this project and what they hope to achieve once it's finished.