If you're heading down to places like Moab today... or areas like Helper or Price, construction workers are beginning a project on US-6 today that aims to prevent deadly crashes... Greg and Holly speak with KSL 5 TV's Daniel Woodruff about what updates are coming to US 6.

Pokémon fans have left piles of untouched happy meals on sidewalks outside of McDonalds in Japan over the weekend as they hunt to buy limited edition sets with Pokémon cards. Greg and Holly discuss the chaos and provide an update on the Willow Peak fire.

Nearly 500,000 Utahns rely on Social Security - the program turns 90 today! Will it make it to 100? Greg and Holly discuss the fate of social security with Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank.

Utah Senate President Stuart Adams has pushed back against calls for him to resign... over a new state law which is claimed to have been inspired by a criminal case against a relative. Holly and Greg break down the claims and the law that was reportedly changed in Utah.

Pres. Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin will be meeting in Alaska tomorrow to talk about Ukraine - but you know who's not invited? Ukrainian Pres. Zelenskyy. Greg and Holly discuss.

Tanya Semerad, Autism Specialist with Utah State Board of Education joins Greg and Holly to walk through some practices for families with a student who has autism as they navigate going back to school.

Is it ‘bussin’,’ ‘glazing’ — or simply ‘sus’? Do you have any idea what that means? Your teenagers do. Greg and Holly work to decode the latest teen slang with the help of KSL NewsRadio Producer, Andy Cupp. 

Utah is facing a record-breaking surge in homelessness, with an 18% increase in 2025 alone. Greg and Holly unpack the growing crisis and the political tensions surrounding it. Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall says the Legislature has failed to fully fund critical programs, while Governor Spencer Cox and top lawmakers point to $266 million already spent. Who’s right—and what’s next for Utah’s homeless population? Greg and Holly discuss the numbers, the policies and the people caught in the middle.

Nicholas Rossi reportedly faked his death, changed his name and fled to Scotland to avoid rape charges in Utah... Now he has been found guilty of rape by a Utah Jury. Salt Lake District Attorney, Sim Gill joins Greg and Holly to discuss the verdict.