23% of Utah voters don't finish their ballots. Could the judge-retention section be to blame? Jennifer Yim with the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission joins the show to tell us how to make a more informed decision when evaluating our judges.

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Don't lock yourself in the bathroom with your ballot so you can vote in isolation! We'll bring on Boyd Matheson to discuss the benefits of your ballot becoming a family affair.

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It's the story that started with a phone call into KSL NewsRadio. A man experiencing homelessness asked us how he'll be able to vote this year. We told him we'd go in search of answers--and Kelli Pierce did just that.

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It is great news--Holly Courtier was found alive after going missing for 12 days in Zion National Park. Her family says she's "alive and well." But this morning, more questions than answers. How did she go missing? Why did she leave behind her cell phone? Why didn't she give her family a travel itinerary? Plus--could she be footed with the bill for search and rescue efforts to find her? Sgt. Spencer Cannon with the Utah County Sheriff's office joins with perspective.

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We're about two weeks out from Halloween and has it crossed your mind yet that it's going to be a little different this year? Well get this--the CDC has put out guidance about Halloween, ranking Halloween activities from low risk to high risk.

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An eviction notice served to an Orem woman now sparking outrage. The young woman says that she's being evicted because she voiced suicidal thoughts to her roommates. And if you are thinking this is illegal, eviction experts aren't so sure. We'll hear a report from Kelli Pierce, then talk to Morgan Wolfe--then we hear more from a conversation we had with an eviction attorney this morning.

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If you are a Utah County resident and you caught COVID...we're thinking of you! But now...Utah’s county moving in the right direction. Case counts there have gone from reaching 600 mid-September to yesterday as low as 230. Outbreaks at some of our colleges were to blame, in part, for the initial spike. Now, cases at UVU and BYU are on the decline, too. We'll talk to Robin Ebmeyer who helped lead UVU's response

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The Utah Debate Commission is asking you to hold off voting until you see the two candidates for Utah Attorney General square off in a debate next week. The debate was set to happen 2 weeks ago. The question this morning: did AG Sean Reyes maneuver the debate delay until after mail-in ballots arrived at homes across Utah? Matt Gephardt joins to tell us more after his report--then, we talk to Reyes' opponent Greg Skordas. We've reached out to AG Reyes to join the show, but he'll instead by joining Lee Lonsberry later this afternoon.

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We’ve been asking all week who’s been influencing you and your vote. Today we look at social media and the incredible popularity of commentators and influencers. Jason Parry, Director of the Hinkley Institute of Politics joins to tell us how it might impact your vote.

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More than a million products are being discounted on Amazon for Prime Day today. There are deals on cookware, tech like laptops and headphones, clothes, and gifts for the holiday season.

But not only are there deals -- there are traps to look out for. We've got the details.

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