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Do kids need a longer lunch break?The Great Utah ShakeoutHow often birds wreak havoc on planesPassword security problems at Utah elections officesNew cars and looming tariffs: Inside the New York International Auto Show

ABC's Mike Dobuski has an inside look at the New York International Auto Show. As new cars come in, the looming threat of tariffs is top of mind. Mike walks through the new cars showcased at the show and how tariffs may affect these auto sales and tech development.

Auditors are recommending changes to ensure the security of Utah elections after finding potential vulnerabilities with password management. In some extreme cases, they found that election workers kept passwords on sticky notes next to computers. Taylor Morgan from Inside Sources shares analysis. Jared Houghton, Information Security Manager with Bonneville International, joins the show to explain the risk of weak password and password management.

In December, Jeju Air Flight 2216 crashed killing 179 before leaving the tarmac due to a bird strike. The hosts dive into the surprising data about bird strikes. Treber Andersen, Director of Airport Operations joins the show to speak about how airports plan and mitigate the risks of these incidents.

Today is the Great Utah Shakeout. At 10:15, Utahns will be dropping to the ground and holding on to practice earthquake preparedness. Dave and Debbie participate in the Great Utah ShakeOut. Adam Hiscock, Earthquake Geologist from the Utah Geological Survey and Genevieve Keys from Be Ready Utah chime in, about Utah's likelihood of a big earthquake in Utah and how we can be prepared for it.

A new Utah law expands the number of students who can get free school lunch, but there's more... it also has the potential to expand your child's school lunch break. Dave and Debbie explain. Utahns chime in about this and if students have enough wiggle time after they eat, or are they skipping their lunch to go and play.

Ogden Animal Services rescued over 150 dogs from a single home in Ogden. They were found in "extremely poor and overcrowded conditions". We speak to KSL-TV's Mike Anderson and Animal advocate, Amy Donaldson about the situation and what the public can do for these dogs that need to be rescued or fostered.

Salt Lake's apartment sizes are shrinkingThe true tax burden on Utah familiesWhat auto insurance won't cover on rental carsSignature goal reached in HB 267 referendum38 years old just became the new 25 when it comes to homebuyingReset your mind and body this spring

Spring is a great time to hit the reset button! Maria Shilaos, Host of Let's Get Moving with Maria, joins the show to explain tips on how to mentally and physically reset this spring.

Up, Up, Up! The age keeps rising for the average first-time homebuyer. Dave and Debbie discuss how 38… is the new 25 with homebuying.

The protect Utah Workers Coalition submitted their boxes of petition signatures wo the Salt Lake County Clerk's office today as an effort to put HB 267 on the ballot for voters. Dave and Debbie hear from both sides of the issue and tune in live to the press conference announcing the final signature count.

If you can afford a summer vacation and renting a car -- do you need to purchase the extra policy from your rental car company? Before you say -- no, I carry auto insurance so I'm covered -- Sloan Schrage, explains what the KSL 5 Investigative team found out.

We are just coming off the rush of tax day.. now a new report has dropped. It reveals that Utah families are putting a big chunk of their budget, not just toward income taxes... but other taxes too. The hosts reveal Utahns total tax burden and speak with Billy Hesterman, President of the Utah Taxpayers Association about the 2025 Beehive Family Report.

Salt Lake's apartment sizes are shrinking...D2 walks through how little square footage are they down to and take calls from listeners to find out who is Team big home or tiny home.

We're hearing from a BYU PhD student who just had his student visa revoked without notice. The US government says it's in regards to his criminal history, but his attorney says he doesn't have one. The encounters he says he's had is a couple speeding tickets -- for speeding, and a catch-and-release fishing citation that got dismissed in 2019. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small brings the latest details. Adam Crayk, who is an Immigration Attorney representing this student shares his insight.

Study: Getting married may increase dementia riskUtah outpaces U.S. with median household incomeAmericans have too much stuff, will tariffs change that?Rocks, marshmallows and potatoes…Oh my! Avoiding eggs this Easter

Parents are combating egg prices by decorating things like rocks and marshmallows. Will you shell out the cash for easter eggs this year? Dave and Debbie discuss the options being explored for egg alternatives and take a look at traditions they regret starting for different holidays and events.

From mops, to clothes, to dishes ... Guess how many items the average American home contains -- The number is outstanding! Deseret News, Opinion editor, Jay Evensen tells us why it matters in today's tariff talk. Listeners chime in to discuss if the threat of tariffs will change their spending habits.

In a new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute showed that Utah's median income is ranked high among other states and middle-income households are earning more on average. Despite this, Utahns are still feeling the pinch of rising prices. Phil Dean, Chief Economist from the Kem C. Gardner Institute joins the show to discuss these findings and if these numbers really matter to the average Utahn.

We often talk about the health benefits of being married, we rarely talk about the downside. A new study shows getting married may significantly increase your risk of dementia. Listeners chime in with their take on how they break the grind of marriage isolation and get out and socialize.