Is the mystery of the monolith ... solved? A guy who goes by the name of Mr. Slackline says he's responsible. Does law enforcement have room for a criminal case here? We'll ask the former Democratic candidate for Utah Attorney General and long-time Utah attorney, Greg Skordas.

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We have three big stories to discuss on the vaccines front. First, the United Kingdom just approved the Pfizer vaccine. Second, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has its recommendations for who gets the vaccine first. Will they change Utah's plans? And finally, we're learning that Utah will play a big role in distribution for the rest of the west. In this segment we'll get input from KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik and Rich Lakin, the Immunization Program Manager for the Utah Department of Health

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A developer wants to build a drug rehabilitation center at the top of Bridal Veil Falls with tram access to get to the top. Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee wants to go forward with the plan -- but the other two commissioners want to preserve the falls. Commissioner Tanner Ainge joins the program to discuss his opposition.

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The Festival of Trees is one of the most anticipated events of the year for Utahns. And yes, it's all virtual this year, but there's still plenty of reason to participate. Shauna Davis, Chair of the Festival of Trees Volunteer Board joins the program to tell us more. 

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If your kids ask for a new Xbox or Play Station for Christmas you probably won't be getting one for less than four figures! OUCH! And you can thank scalpers for that. We're diving into that topic with Deseret News reporter Herb Scribner.

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Student loan payments have been on pause since March. And they'll start back up again in a month if the pause isn't extended. Should lawmakers continue the pause? Should student loan debt be forgiven?

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Anti-vaxxers are one more hurdle the COVID vaccines have to overcome. KSL Newsradio reporter Lindsay Aerts joins us to discuss the process behind approving those vaccines and their safety.

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The mystery of the Monolith keeps getting juicier. A photographer from Colorado says he caught on camera the culprits who took it!

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Wrap your head around this: 6 million pounds of food. That’s how much Utah foodbanks are giving away a month. That's triple the demand pre-pandemic. We're diving into why with KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik and Gina Cornia of Utahns Against Hunger. One question we have for Gina -- how many are first-timers, and what does it take to admit you need help?

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In a year sans good news, here's some: Americans are saving more -- a lot more -- in the pandemic. Shane Stewart with the Deseret Mutual Benefits Association joins the program to tell us why, how to keep it up next year, and how to not fall into any Cyber Monday traps.

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