Dave & Dujanovic

A Massachusetts court has ruled that a $70,000 engagement ring is not a gift. It comes with a condition—a wedding. State Senator and Divorce Attorney Todd Weiler talks with Dave and Debbie about what would happen in Utah if something similar happened. Do you think this is fair? Listeners are invited to weigh in.

Inflation busters for holiday shopping --  We are going to go into the 3 top tips from a money expert to carve up our budgets and my unpopular opinion about gift giving. Holiday shopping during times of high inflation can be stressful. In fact, more than 1 in 4 holiday shoppers (28%) say they are stressed about the cost of holiday shopping according to a recent Bankrate survey. How can shoppers fulfill their wish lists without breaking their budget? Andrea Schmutz, USU Extension Home and Community Department, shares tips for shoppers and listeners are invited to call in as to whether they're done buying gifts for extended family.

Boat owners are registering their vehicles in Montana to avoid paying higher taxes in Utah. Sloan Schrage, KSL Investigative Producer, talks with Dave and Debbie about the prevalence of this phenomenon and Boating Program Manager, Ty Hunter with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, joins the show to talk about what Utah state law requires owners to do.

Newsnation has called the race for the U.S. House of Representatives for Republicans. We are still waiting on a final call from the Associated Press. If republicans gain control of the U.S. House, Senate and the White House, what can they accomplish? Representative Celeste Maloy  joins the show to discuss what Americans expect from her party. Leland Vittert, host of On Balance and NewsNation’s Chief Washington Anchor, also joins the show to weigh in on the expectations for Republicans in Washington. Political Insider, Taylor Morgan shares his perspective.

It's Veteran's Day across America and there are events and deals that service members can take advantage of. D2 talks remembers and celebrates the soldiers who fought for our freedom and how we can appreciate their service.

After more than two years, the UT Attorney General Sean Reyes' has turned over his work calendar to KSL. KSL Investigative Reporter Daniella Rivera and KSL Investigative Producer Annie Knox speak to what they know so far. What did they learn? What is still unknown? D2 breaks it down with the help of our investigative team.

Republicans have officially taken the White House and the US Senate. Will they take the US House of Representatives also? Jim Curry, Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah, talks with Dave and Debbie about the 19 uncalled races for control of congress.

A viral video shows a driver's dash-cam as an alleged insurance scammer coming to a full stop, putting their car in reverse, and ramming into her car. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas, talks with Dave and Debbie about how officials investigate cases like this and what the dash cam footage can do legally. Dave and Debbie take listener calls about how dash cams have helped them in incidents on the road.

Good news? Used car prices are dropping. Bad news? They're still up over 30% from 2019. Is this increase swaying buyers to buy new? D2 discusses. KSL NewsRadio's Heather Kelly, host of the Money Making Sense podcast, joins the show to share her story and best practices when it comes to buying a car. Listeners call into the show about their choice of used cars vs new cars.