Utah lawmakers now have an additional TEN days to redraw Utah's congressional maps... This comes after Judge Dianna Gibson decided not to pause her own ruling ordering the Utah legislature to draw the new Congressional maps. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments with Senator Todd Weiler.

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Utah has come to the end of the 2025 "100 Deadliest Days", with some good news and some bad news. Holly and Greg are joined by, Lt. Cameron Roden from the Utah Highway Patrol, to discuss how things shook out with the rate of accidents across Utah as the most dangerous season comes to a close.  

Dalton Gibbs was riding his bicycle when he was struck and killed by an 80-year-old driver. The family has made it clear that they intend to forgive the driver only two months after their son's death, but the state Is still pursuing charges. Greg and Holly talk about the family's perspective and what the state may do.

As the legislature is ordered by Judge Diana Gibson to begin redrawing their maps, President Trump took to Truth Social to give his thoughts on the matter. Greg and Holly address the President's comments, and speak to where things stand for the Utah Legislature with redrawing the congressional maps.  

An age-old ding-dong-ditch prank has left one Texas boy dead. The shooting occurred Monday night after a group of kids rung a 42-year-old Houston resident's doorbell and then fled. Greg and Holly discuss the tragedy and the fall of childhood pranks.

Older folks, people with disabilities and mothers may face greater challenges participating in their civic duties if mail-in voting is struck down. Greg and Holly speak with Amelia Powers Gardner, Utah County Commissioner and former Utah county clerk, about what it may mean for voters with limited time.

A guest essay published in the New York Times labeled the current secretary of health & human services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as "dangerous." Greg and Holly discuss the reasoning and also discuss the new changes seen by the CDC over the past week.

A plane carrying European Commission President, Ursula von der Layen, was forced to land in Bulgaria the old-fashioned way after their GPS systems were scrambled by alleged Russian interference. Greg and Holly discuss.