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Utah's new guidelines for child screen timePresident Trump issues travel ban Snack foods could soon see warning labels in Texas "Kill the bill" Elon Musk continues to speak out Utah House Majority Caucus Elects New Leadership Members

Holly Richardson joins Debbie Dujanovic and Erin Rider.

Elon Musk announced that he was leaving DOGE a week ago to focus on his companies. But it seems like he has turned his back on the administration as well. Privately, Elon Musk is expressing frustration by the Trump Administration on many moves proposed as well as Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill".

Society is integrating AI into more of our daily lives. In the right situations, it can be incredibly helpful. But where should we draw the line between AI and human input? A pair of Utah attorneys were sanctioned by an appeals court for using AI to write a legal brief. We speak to KSL's Inside Sources Greg Skordas about this AI usage and how citing imaginary cases can fill an already bloated system with more issues.

There is a bill sitting on Texas Gov. Greg Abbot's desk that will change food and drink packaging not only in Texas but could spread to the rest of the country. It is a proposed regulation on packaging that would require warnings about the ingredients "Not proposed for human consumption". Would this label change your eating habits?

President Donald Trump announced travel ban and restrictions on nineteen countries going into effect Monday. He cites these countries as a threat for their lack of screening and vetting for travel as well as citing high percentages of nationals that stay past their visas expire. Erin and Debbie dive into the details of this travel ban.

Utah has released new guidelines on screen time in young children and the impacts that can have on their development. We have the Director of Utah Office of Families, Aimee Winder Newton on the show to discuss these new guidelines and the screentime recommendations on children under six.

You've heard of blue or white collar jobs, but new-collar jobs are taking over the market. This new classification of job is a mix both previous categories. Debbie and Erin discuss what these new high paying careers are and how you can get into some now instead of getting a degree.

Salt Lake Police officer charged with stalking ex-girlfriend Operation Spider Web What's the hold up on Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"?Utah's new democratic chair: Brian King Episode 4 of Uinta Triangle Podcast out now AAA: Fewer Americans interested in Electric Vehicles

AAA is reporting that Americans are slow to adopt Electric Vehicles and interest is dropping. Debbie and Greg, (who has owned EV's) discuss the new data and why interest in EV's may be on the decline.

The newest episode of KSL's Uinta Triangle has dropped, an investigation into an Australian hikers disappearance in the Utah backcountry. We invite Dave Cawley, host of the podcast, on the show to discuss the latest episode.

The newly-elected chair of Utah's Democratic Party, Brian King, calls the show. He won the chair spot Saturday ... Debbie and Greg get insight on his plan to get Democrats elected to political office in a republican state.

It narrowly passed the house, now some in the Senate expressing heartburn with aspects of President Trump's Big Beautiful Budget Bill. Deseret News Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeux joins live about the status of the bill and why a key few Republican senators aren't sold on in the bill. Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy and new host of Inside Sources, joins the hosts to give her analysis. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret news shares his latest thoughts on the budget bill.

Negotiations between Ukraine and Russia have stalled out after a targeted attack over the weekend destroyed dozens of Russian warplanes. Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy and new Host of Inside Sources walks through the operation that Ukraine executed and what this does for peace talks.

A Salt Lake City police officer is facing criminal charges accusing him of stalking a former girlfriend after their relationship ended. Greg and Debbie discuss this situation, and what options do you have when you are being stalked or harassed by a former partner.

If you live in Utah, you know that finding a starter home is nearly impossible. A new report confirms what Utahns feel that Utah is the worst for finding a starter home. We speak to Millcreek Mayor Jeff Silverstrini about how Millcreek is tackling this issue of housing and they are freeing up more space for home development. Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski shares what Ogden is doing to address the housing issue. Ben Horsley with the Granite School District calls in to explain how the district is considering a creative solution to create housing for employees.

Senator Jodi Ernst: "We are all going to die"Wedding costs with a side of tariffsUtah ranked second best economy in USBrian King elected Utah Democratic Party ChairMunicipal candidate filing begins

The Salt Lake City Police Department is seeking a 12.5% budget increase. This increase will go towards salary increases and tech investments. Debbie and Erin discuss how the proposed $135 million budget is going to be used, and some of the concerns Salt Lake City Council has.

Utah's municipal elections are this year and candidates can begin filing this week. Debbie and Erin talk about some of the upcoming races to watch and explain how these elections will directly impact Utahns.

Hosts of the new Inside Sources, Greg Skordas and Holly Richardson, join Debbie and Erin to talk about how things are going inside the Democratic convention and some of how the election of Brian King as Utah Democratic Chair, is going to impact the party here in Utah.