The Olympic Games are still going on in Milan and Cortina. We touch base with our KSL TV's Matt Gephart in Italy about the most recent developments in the games. Holly shares this day in history for the Winter Games.

Utah Lawmakers want to know more about how this psychedelic therapy may help treat veterans battling post-traumatic stress disorder. We speak to Jason Swenson, Deseret News reporter, about a proposal that would expand research for this and what we know about the potential benefits of these drugs.

According to the Washington Post, there has been a decline in optimism from Americans who expect to live "High Quality Lives"; the highest decline in optimism was among Hispanic and black voters.  Greg and Holly discuss what it means to have a "High Quality" life and why certain demographics are feeling the pinch while others are unaffected.

Amazon is no longer looking to partner its popular Ring cameras with the police surveillance tech company Flock Safety. This comes after controversy regarding user privacy. We speak to ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski about Ring cameras, the deal, and the trade-off between security and privacy.

We have three homeless bills relating to Utah's new homeless campus on The Hill, sponsored by Sen. Luz Escamilla. Greg and Holly go in-depth about these proposals and how they work with the 1300-bed homeless campus expected to come to Utah.

Today is National Random Acts of Kindness Day! This is a day where you take some time out of your day to do something nice for those around you. We speak to Mason Bennett, Executive Director of One Kind Act a Day, about this initiative and some stories about how doing one kind act helped the community and some people's understanding.

Utah lawmakers are weighing a bill today that would allow for student-athletes to transfer schools for any reason and between sports during the season. Normally, there may be a waiting period for transfer students to get back into playing sports. Amy Donaldson, Producer with KSL Podcasts and Sports Reporter, joins the show live from Utah's Capitol Hill to bring the latest on the proposal and other bills that impact student-athletes.

A West Jordan mother and daughter were found after what police say was a murder-suicide while they were in Las Vegas, traveling for a cheer competition. KSL TV Reporter Dan Rascon gives us the updates in the case and the community's response.

Utah is experiencing one of its bleakest winters for snowpacks, as we have missed most of our winter storms this season, and the storm path is swinging east. But a storm is on its way, which means Utah may actually see some snow! KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins to discuss the weather pattern for the rest of the week and what we can expect.