Cutting the cord might be more expensive than you realize. KSL TV's Matt Gephardt tackled the cost of cutting cable or satellite out of your life, and found out that you might not really be saving a ton of money. We'll talk to Matt Gephardt to break it down. 

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A Utah State Parks manager is accused of committing fraud and costing taxpayers a lot of money. Now he's been fired. 

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We learned earlier this week about the isolation set-up created for dorms at the University of Utah, and talked to the U's spokesman about it. But now we're learning that some of the RA's are concerned they were exposed, and say they hadn't been given a lot of information from the U. We'll walk through some of their demands and why they have them. 

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The Provo city council unanimously approved a mask mandate for the city, and now Provo Mayor Michelle Kafusi says she'll veto it. We're asking what listeners think.

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A showdown over a new mask mandate in Provo. The council unanimously approved it last night, and now Provo Mayor Michelle Kafusi says she'll veto it. The council says they'll override her veto. We'll ask Councilman George Handley when we can expect that to happen.

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We're talking about Kenosha, Wisconsin, where a third night of protests for Jacob Blake turned deadly early Wednesday morning. We bring on Adrienne Andrews, Chief Diversity Officer at Weber State University. She'll give us some insight into why peaceful protests over racial injustice have turned violent. 

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We're taking you to Kenosha, Wisconsin, where a third night of protests for Jacob Blake turned deadly hours ago. Two people are dead after a night of protests that reportedly began peacefully. Mark Stevens, former KSL-TV producer and now a reporter in Wisconsin, was on the scene. He'll join us to break down what happened. 

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Credit card debt has fallen below a trillion dollars during the pandemic.  Dave and Deb called out the $1,000 Challenge participants to see how their spending changed during the pandemic.

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Credit card debt in the US is a record $930 billion. That’s like swiping your card and buying 31 million new cars. But since the pandemic, credit card usage is down. Does that make sense? Dave and Deb talk all that, plus tips on how to best use a credit card. 

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College textbooks are getting to be so expensive that they're pricing students out of certain courses.

But, Dave and Debbie have tips on how to save when buying textbooks, and how to resell them after--with help from Melissa Hardy, assistant professor of biology at SLCC

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