The HomeAid Utah Diaper Drive seeks to quell the crisis facing parents in Utah of rising costs of diapers. Greg and Holly discuss the crisis and what to know about this diaper drive. Holly shares her fun facts of the day.

KSL 5 TV Reporter and Host of the now KSL Podcast host, Andrew Adams joins the show to talk about his newest podcast, Utah's Cold Cases, where he discusses some of the chilling stories that come out of Utah's police files. Listen as Greg and Holly talk about Cold Cases, and the freedom podcasts give to discuss them.

Speaker Mike Schultz sat down with Holly and Greg to discuss Utah's complicated relationship with capital punishment. The conversation comes as convicted murderer Ralph Menzies is denied clemency by a Utah court, confirming the day of his execution by firing squad on September 5th.

Over 60,000 Israeli troops have been brought out of reserve in a bid to occupy Gaza City. The city is seeing a mass exodus of civilians avoiding an active war zone. Greg and Holly discuss whether this move will help or harm a sensitive hostage situation.

The Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, says that they will be cutting down a large portion of staff and more specifically in the field of Foreign Malign Influence. Is this cut a necessary parting with government bloat or a dangerous change to US Intel? Greg and Holly discuss and hear perspective from Brandon Amacher, the Director of the emerging tech policy lab at Utah Valley University in the Center for National Security studies.

War rages on in Ukraine while the Russian invasion continues. 600 drones and missiles ravaged western Ukraine this morning, all while President Trump signs that he still intends to broker peace between the warring nations. Will Putin see a resolution through? Greg and Holly lend their perspective.

States are redrawing their congressional district mid-term and mid-session, an unusual move likely motivated by political fervor. Holly and Greg discuss the country's two largest states, Texas and California, as they fall in the limelight and governors don their social media armor to war over the political power bid.

Salt Lake City's Police Chief says they're making a lot more arrests nowadays...but they're also seeing a noticeable increase in some violent crimes. Chief Brian Redd told state lawmakers he thinks this this is because their officers are working hard on drug use. Greg and Holly break down the stats and what they mean for the city and the citizens.

The Lethality Assessment, a tool used by police since 2023 to assess the level of risk posed to victims of domestic violence, is under consideration for expansion by Utah lawmakers. Greg and Holly discuss the system, how it works, and what may be next for this life-saving tool.