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Idaho expands death penalty to pedophilesU.S. AG directs prosecutors to seek death penalty against Luigi MangioneUtah Housing Czar responds to high cost of housingTikTok's Cinderella moment…round 2U.S. AG announces federal charges on man accused of setting fire to Cyber Truck Ice detaining immigrants on court-ordered probation check-insUtah Senator John Curtis asks Washington for support on expanding Frontrunner ahead of 2034 Olympics

In a meeting with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, John Curtis asked for support to expand UTA's Frontrunner system as Utah preps for the 2034 Olympics. Dave and Greg discuss the current public transit system, and improvements that are needed.

Utah immigration attorneys say that ICE agents are now detaining immigrants who are living in the country illegally on their way to meet with their probation officers for court ordered check-ins. Greg and Dave discuss this practice and the lose-lose situation this creates for these individuals.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi took to X to announce that federal charges had been unsealed against a Coloradan accused of throwing an incendiary device at the Loveland Tesla dealership on March 7.

On Saturday, TikTok has to make a decision about who they will sell to in the U.S. or face being banned in the US. There have been many companies who are aiming for this partnership, but the most recent to throw their hat in the ring has been Amazon. Will a buyer come through in time? Or will creators watch another Tik Tok blackout on April 5th?

New data from Bankrate shows to afford a home in the state of Utah you need an annual household income of $151,956-check in on the efforts to bring in more affordable housing here in Utah. We also learned this week, in a recent poll from Noble Predictive Insights, nearly sixty percent of Utah voters under thirty have said that they have considered moving out of state due to the rising costs. We speak to Steve Waldrip, Senior Advisor for Housing Strategy for Governor Spencer Cox, to check in on the governor's effort to bring in more affordable housing to Utah.

Federal prosecutors have been directed to seek the death penalty for Luigi Mangione for the alleged murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. This will be the first federal death penalty case under President Donald Trump's renewed administration. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas gives his analysis.

According to the Deseret News, The state of Idaho recently passed a bill that would expand the death penalty to pedophiles, according to the Deseret News. The bill that has been signed into law, will grant a judge or jury the ability to factor in the death penalty when it comes to cases involving lewd conduct with a child under the age of twelve years old. Dave and Greg discuss the significance of this new law.

President Donald Trump revealed details to his "Liberation Day" where the US is going to put a sweeping tariff against all its trading partners across the world. Wall Street is reacting heavily to this news causing large drops in the stock market. We speak to Bankrate's Financial Analyst, Stephen Kates joins the show to discuss the tariffs, the stock market reaction, and what the economic outlook could be in the coming weeks. Certified Financial Planner with DMBA, Shane Stewart speaks to the overall goal President Trump may be looking towards with these tariffs and what consumers should be thinking about. Brian Entin with NewsNation joins the show to discuss everyday items that could now be tariffed. Do you even know where your stuff is from?

No food, no bathroom breaks, Sen. Cory Booker breaks Senate record with 25-hour speechConsumers anticipate new Trump tariffsTrump signs order targeting price gouging, ticket scalpersWhat's keeping you from running for office?Weber State University issues tuition freeze for students with less than 60 credit hours

Erin and Dave discuss.

Cost is a common barrier to pursuing and completing higher education. Weber State University has implemented a tuition freeze for students with less than 60 credit hours in the 2025–26 academic year. What does this mean for access to higher education? Dave and Erin discuss.

Guest Host Erin Rider previously ran for Salt Lake County Mayor and shares her unique perspective about running for office as a new initiative in areas of northern Utah aims to educate citizens about running for office. Dave and Erin ask listeners… What’s keeping you from running for office?

Kid Rock paid a visit to the White House as President Trump signed an executive order targeting ticket scalpers. Do we need regulation on ticket prices? Are you priced out of concerts? Have you cut concerts and sporting events out of your budget? Dave and Erin discuss over Kid Rock's 1998 release: Bawitdaba.

President Trump will speak this afternoon from the Rose Garden about his newly implemented tariffs. The President sees these new tariffs as a means of economic redemption to punish countries that he feels treat the US unfairly. How will this effect everyday Americans? And how are local leaders reacting? Dave and Erin discuss.

After more than 25-hours with no sitting down and no eating, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker just finished a record-breaking speech protesting the Trump administration's agenda. Booker surpassed the length of Senator Strom Thurmond's historic speech in 1957 opposing Civil Rights to become the new record holder.

A raft of special elections around the country were called overnight and Dave and Erin Rider, who's filling in for Debbie Dujanovic, discuss the results in Florida and Wisconsin where Elon Musk backed the conservative Supreme Court candidate with millions of dollars who lost to the democratic candidate. What do these results mean for republicans? The Hill's Brett Samuels joins the conversation to share his analysis of the results.

SLC wants to phase out large parking lots in downtown areasShould college athletes be employees?Is flying safe?Marine Le Pen: The French candidate banned from running for PresidentUtah Board of Education to debate proposal ending diversity programs "still present" in schoolsWhy the Yankees are using Torpedo bats

There is a debate in baseball over a new bat, The Torpedo bat, being used by the Yankees. Dave and Leah break down the science of these Torpedo bats.

The Utah Board of Education is to debate a proposal on Thursday, which focuses on ending diversity programs that are allegedly still present in schools, according to KSL.com. Dave and Leah discuss this resolution. Leah explains her experience working at Weber State University surrounding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives.