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Amid heightened diversity and polarizing issues, is Gen Z making a comeback to religion? KSL NewsRadio's Maria Shilaos shared what she's learned.  

 

Investigators arrested a woman who they believe killed her husband and dumped his body along a rural county road. We learned this morning that the woman's boyfriend has also been arrested. Greg and Holly discuss the details of this ongoing investigation. 

 

Utah voters have received a letter from the Lt. Governor's office, saying their voter information will no longer be private. Greg and Holly get all the details and share listener questions with Shelly Jackson, Deputy Director of Elections from the Office of the Lieutenant Governor. May 6 is the deadline to turn in the ‘at-risk’ designation request form. May 25th is the day the voter registration lists (with all the info) will be available for the public to request for a fee. 

The hosts discuss Autism Awareness Day and the importance of raising awareness about autism with Tanya Semerad, an Autism Specialist with the Utah State Board of Education.

The U.S. looked to the skies yesterday as Artemis II took off from Earth to begin its mission to slingshot around the dark side of the moon, a groundbreaking mission planned to take astronauts the furthest we have ever explored. We hear local responses from Utahns who watched, and we speak about our experience watching the takeoff.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has been fired from her position in the presidential cabinet. Greg and Holly bring the latest developments and analysis.

One year after President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs that reshaped global trade, we look at how those policies are still affecting consumers, businesses, and prices today. Michael Kofoed, assistant professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and a research fellow at the Institute of Labor Economics, breaks down the broader economic impact. Mark Drennen, president of Utah‑based outdoor equipment company AceCamp, shares how tariffs have affected his business. Greg and Holly discuss inflation pressures, including what higher prices mean heading into Easter, and listeners weigh in on how tariffs and rising costs are impacting their everyday lives.

Kelsey Dallas, Managing Editor of SCOTUSblog, joins the show to discuss what unfolded as the US Supreme Court heard arguments around birthright citizenship and what it could signal for a final decision.

The Utah Supreme Court is hearing arguments on a case that could give death row inmates more time to fight their sentence...  Greg weighs in on the current process and what changes the courts are looking to make.