Delta Flight injures 25 passengers after turbulence 

A flight heading for Amsterdam from Salt Lake City was struck with extreme turbulence and caused the flight to divert Minneapolis. The flight was able to land safely but the turbulence caused twenty-five of their passengers to be transported to the hospital for their injuries. Greg and Holly discuss the timeline of this event and hear from the passengers. 

Banning stock trading for congress 

There is a proposal floating through the house that is causing some issues among lawmakers. This proposal would ban members of congress from engaging in stock trading. There were amendments to the bill that would include presidents and vice presidents as well. Greg and Holly discuss what it looks like in congress right now and the tension among lawmakers. 

How Utah ranks at protecting religious liberty  

Religious protection varies from state to state; some are more proactive than others in protecting those freedoms. Where does Utah land? Mariya Manzhos, Staff writer with the of the Deseret News, joins the show to break down the rankings.  

Has Miami solved the homelessness issue? 

Miami-dade county in Florida is seeing a decrease in numbers due to some new laws targeting public sleeping and others. These measures along with new police training pushing officers to relocate to place people in shelters has brought this number to 11-year low.  Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss the cues that Utah can take from Florida to tackle the issue. 

23andMe: Utah AG outlines protecting your data 

Wondering how to protect your data now that 23andMe's assets are being sold? Inside Sources speaks to Utah's attorney general, Derek Brown. 

The Department of Justice is asking Utah to hand over its voter rolls 

The federal government in an investigation of election fraud has requested the state of Utah to turn over their voter information. The state is working through the request with some legal help because Utah voter information is partially public but also partially private. Greg and Holly discuss. 

Think smarter, not harder - how Americans are using AI 

AI is not just for the tech world anymore...  it's in your home, your job, and even your shopping cart. 

Greg and Holly speak with KSL NewsRadio Producer about the different ways people are using artificial intelligence and the pros and cons  around the different methods. 

Ogden man crawled and dragged himself for 11 hours after side-by-side rollover 

11 hours... that's how long an Ogden man reportedly crawled and dragged himself in the Uinta Mountains after experiencing a side-by-side rollover. The hosts go in-depth into a story brought to us by KSL-TV reporter Andrew Adams who spoke with Jake Schmidt about his experience after this accident. 

Monroe Fire continues to impact communities 

The Monroe Canyon Fire continues to grow and evacuations are increasing and the power is out in surrounding areas. Greg and Holly speak with Rebecca Skordas who is in Torrey, Utah about how this nearby community is being impacted. 

How Utahns feel about paying college athletes through NIL 

As training camps are in full effect ahead of their seasons, for the first time ever...Universities can directly pay their athletes after a case with the NCAA allowed schools to distribute income to their athletes. But do Utahns agree with this decision? Greg and Holly go into the details. 

The real-world impact of President Trump’s tax overhaul 

From Medicaid reforms to business breaks, Representative Blake Moore weighs in on the real-world impact of President Trump’s tax overhaul. 

'Can't stop hearing the screams' Utah woman outlines Delta flight turbulence 

A Utah woman was on board, Heather Lohrke, and she spoke with KSL NewsRadio's Eric Cabrera about her experience... Greg and Holly listen to her experience. Holly shares her fun facts of the day.