Crime has been up in SLC recently, especially car theft. We'll break it down and what might be causing it.

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Today, the FDA meets to vote on whether to grant emergency approval for the Pfizer vaccine. Dr. Tamara Sheffield joins us to fill us in on the meeting and what to expect.

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Karl Schmae speaks with us about a 20-something-year-old spy who came to the U.S. to go to college, then ended up infiltrating political campaigns.

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Attorney General Sean Reyes joins a Texas lawsuit that aims to overturn the election results. Gov. Herbert and Lt. Gov. Cox called the lawsuit an "unwise use of taxpayer money." We discuss why Utah decided to join the lawsuit in the first place. KSL NewsRadio's Lee Lonsberry also hops in on the conversation. 

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We talked yesterday about Syracuse High School’s failed "test to stay" program. There’ve now been hints that some students conspired to not get tested so that they could close school and sleep in!

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Are you doing most of your Christmas shopping on Amazon? And is it taking much longer than expected to get your package? We’ll explain what you can do about it.

 

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Our math says 1,900 students have left the Salt Lake City School District this fall, and parents are telling us why. Chris Hansen, a father of five, joins us to discuss his decision to move his kids out of the district.

 

 

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First, we’re getting a lesson in mRNA! A top doctor from University of Utah Health (Dr. Sankarm Swaminathan) joins to explain how mRNA technology in vaccines works. Then, we talk to employment attorney Spencer Phillips about whether you can be fired for not taking the COVID vaccine. 

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"Meanwhile, here in Hyde Park, we will not be policing you to see if you are gathering or wearing a face mask or social distancing."

That's part of a letter sent by Mayor Sharidean Flint of Hyde Park, UT to Hyde Park residents as part of the city's newsletter. She urges "independent thinking" when it comes to the pandemic. She joins us this segment.

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You can’t drive I-15 without spotting billboards flashing signs that mortgage rates have never been lower. Is it time to refi? We'll ask money expert Shane Stewart.

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