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A Washington County man has been arrested after the court alleges he wrote a bad check for 51,000 dollars. The only problem is, 20-year-old Mason Foy is already in court for writing bad checks. Greg and Holly discuss the case.  

 

The Ogden Valley City Council is suing the Utah State Tax Commission after being denied permission to raise property taxes because of a state deadline. Greg and Holly speak to Ogden Valley City Council Member Kay Hoogland about the suit.  

 

Greg and Holly discuss a new development coming to Draper, which plans to transform an 8-acre plot of land into a surfing destination.  

 

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is seeking nearly 30,000 enthusiastic volunteers to welcome the world to the Salt Lake City Temple from April to October 2027. Sarah Jane Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News, joins Greg and Holly to discuss volunteering.  

 

Holly and Greg discuss an alleged drone attack plan on the White House's UFC event that was stopped by the FBI, according to Director Kash Patel.   

 

We continue our coverage of Your Voice, Your Vote here on KSL NewsRadio by interviewing some of the candidates in the primaries happening across Utah. Today, Holly and Greg speak to Congressman Blake Moore and Representative Karianne Lisonbee about their platforms and a now-deleted post from candidate Lisonbee on X in which she accused her opponent of insider trading. 

 

Holly and Greg talk about the advantages of telling dad jokes, and Holly shares some fun facts.

 

Greg and Holly talk to Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, about a judge's decision to let a college football player continue to play despite a pattern of gambling, and America's struggle with gambling at large.  

 

Over the weekend, a string of extreme sports accidents has resulted in death across Utah and beyond. Greg and Holly talk about some of those deaths and the risks associated with extreme sports.