Some social media trends are not particularly smart, but some are downright dangerous. Now, two teens have been charged for "dangerous and reckless behavior". Two incidents that are part of a wave of new car stunt challenges on social media, one of which turned deadly. Prosecutors in Pennsylvania are now filing charges. Greg and Holly discuss.

The American Fork City Council has opened up the conversation about restricting the number of pets people can own. Greg and Holly discuss this debate and ask for listeners to chime in with their takes on If there should be limits on how many pets you can own. 

The Trump administration has advised doctors to prescribe Tylenol to pregnant women only in cases where high fever could pose a risk to the baby. The President has suggested a potential   link between use of the active ingredient in Tylenol, acetaminophen, and autism in children, even though no study has yet found a causal connection. This has brought up a lot of confusion and questions about using Tylenol when pregnant and the greater risk that having a fever could have on an unborn baby. Dr. Carrie Gordon, Obstetrician, Gynecologist with Ogden Clinic, joins the show to discuss the risks a fever can pose on an unborn baby and what expecting mothers need to know about the use of acetaminophen.

Shifting demographics mean that some school districts will be making hard decisions to close schools...  and parents in the Granite School District are expressing frustration over potential plans to close an elementary school...  Ben Horsely, Superintendent for the Granite School District joins the show.

An Arizona special election last night gave Congress another Democrat - and that impacts the Epstein files. Cami Mondeux, Congressional Correspondent with the Deseret News joins with the latest details.

Greg and Holly turn to breaking news out of Dallas where officials provide updates on a shooting that took place at an ICE facility.

Jimmy Kimmel Live! has made its return...Jimmy Kimmel was met with a roaring and chanting crowd as he entered the stage and also got emotion when referencing what happened over the past week. Holly and Greg walk through what Kimmel said as he made his return.

NASA has introduced its newest astronauts. 10 were chosen from more than 8,000 applicants. For the first time, there are more women than men in this group, according to the Associated Press. These new scientists will aim to explore the moon and possible even Mars. Greg and Holly discuss what it takes to become an astronaut.

Dr. Debbie Bilder, Hopkins Presidential endowed chair in autism research and Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Utah, joins the show to discuss the complexity around autism and what research shows and doesn't show between the link of Autism and Tylenol.

According to KSL.com, On August 30th, a woman ordered a lyft for her nineteen-year-old cousin to get to her home in Sandy. The app told her that her cousin had arrived on time, but she did not. Officers learned that the driver had picked up the girl in a rental car, drove near her home to "end" the drive, and kidnapped her for hours before dropping her off about a mile home later. Greg and Holly discuss the details of this case. The hosts also provide an update on a different case in Utah,  involving two men accused of placing a bomb underneath a Salt Lake City news outlet's station vehicle. The men now face state charges... in a related but separate case involving hoax dynamite in a Magna home.