Donald Trump has discussed the revision of museum content in the name of fighting "wokeness." He claims he is trying to paint America in a more favorable light, while others say that his undermining of slavery is a dangerous path for the future of information. Greg and Holly discuss.

Convicted murderer Ralph Menzies faced the court again this week in an attempt to commute his sentence. He claims mental unfitness at the hands of worsening dementia but the judges say no, maintaining September 5th as the day he is to be executed by firing squad. Greg and Holly discuss the latest.

Deseret News Reporter Lois Collins joined Greg and Holly today to talk about how Long COVID is impacting kids. Those cheering for the end of the pandemic may need to save their mirth, Lois Collins shares, as Long COVID remains a widespread problem among the populations most vulnerable. Exhaustion and POTS are just some of the side effects of this terrible affliction.

 

Shoppers may be disappointed while Christmas shopping this year as many big box stores are preparing to weather the tariff storm. Many of the common decoration stores like Walmart, Home Depot and more are saying that the costs being imposed on importers will be felt by customers everywhere. Greg and Holly discuss.

Canyons School District Director of Communications Jeff Haney sat down with Greg and Holly to discuss how the new $50 million build of the Canyons Technical Education Center is struggling to meet funding goals. Furthermore, Eastmond Middle School in the Canyons district saw its first week online and may be facing further electronic education because of construction delays on school renovations.

As classes are back in session at the University of Utah.. Paying for college may be top of mind for many.

Dr. Anthony P. Jones, the Executive Director of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the University of Utah join Greg and Holly to talk about the resources and realities of applying for federal grants and scholarships in the age of the "Big, Beautiful Bill."

Utah Fire Info reports that over 60 campfires were found across Utah campsites that had been abandoned by campers without properly extinguishing their flame. Kelly Wickens, the Utah Forestry, Fire and State Lands Prevention specialist, sat down with Greg and Holly to talk about how to camp with safety in mind this summer.

The SLC skyline will be seeing changes as the downtown revitalization project proceeds… it was announced that.  A new venue is coming to Salt Lake City... we are getting closer and closer to this new and improved downtown that we've heard so much about! Greg and Holly discuss this development and other changes on the horizon, including the demolition of the Plaza Hotel in SLC.

Greg and Holly walk through key issues being brought up in the Utah Legislature's Interim session today. Including changes to election law this morning and in the afternoon, the Judiciary committee will be having a discussion on changing how the chief justice of the Utah Supreme Court is named.

We're learning about the heroic actions of a Box Elder County Sheriff's deputy...from the night two Tremonton Police Officers were shot and killed. Greg and Holly listen to new audio from that night. Greg and Holly walk through what fellow law enforcement officials as well as family members said during a press conference Tuesday, to inform the public about the heroism of the officers who were shot upon responding to a domestic violence call.