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No more mail in voting? Proposal would change the way Utahns vote Should it be easier to run for office? Inside the proposal to change Utah's signature thresholdTop Walmart managers could see pay over $600kDon't quit! How to reset your new year financial goalsStop changing the clocks! Proposal would keep Utah on standard time

Moving the clock forward, then backward, then forward again is making Utahans say stop! A new proposal on capitol hill brought by Rep. Joseph Elison, R-Toquerville would keep Utah on standard time year-round until the federal law allows Utah to observe daylight savings time. Dave and Debbie dive into the details and the legislation that is already in place to make this process smoother.

Did you make it past quitters day on January 10th? That's the day when most give up on their new year's resolutions! Dave and Debbie discuss how to reset your financial new year's resolutions and tips to jump back into no buy 2025.

Walmart is now rewarding it's top performing regional managers with the opportunity to make up to $600,000, according to the Wall Street Journal. Dave and Debbie discuss how unexpected companies are giving employees a big pay increase.

Many may think that to run for office it is too much of a challenge to do so. Should Utah make it easier to get on the ballot? Dave and Debbie speak with Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor with the Deseret News about his latest opinion piece on Representative Ray Ward's proposal to lower Utah's signature threshold.

Voting security has always been top of mind. In a new bill brought to Capitol Hill by Rep. Jefferson Burton, would require voters to drop off their ballots to voting locations and show ID for it to be counted and change the way mail in voting works. Dave and Debbie discuss and speak with Co-Host of Inside Sources Adam Gardiner to discuss the topic and they dive into the listeners response to the bill.

The Utah Legislature is proposing a crackdown on vehicles illegally registered out of state to avoid sales taxes. Dave and Debbie speak to KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart and Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage about InsureRight and how it will help track down those who have skirted the sales tax and discuss the situation for those caught between the details. Rusty Cannon, Co-host of Inside Sources also joins the show to share input. Listeners chime in with their opinions.

Utah housing crisis among top issue for lawmakers What happens when teens switch to flip phonesSLC among fastest drive times in United StatesStudy show risks and benefits to weight loss drugs like OzempicToday's hot topics on Capitol Hill

It's day 2 of the Utah's 2025 legislative session! Holly Richardson, Editor with Utah Policy joins the show with what she’s watching including proposals include keeping Utah on standard time and a proposal to address officials tracking ballots.

New research analyzed the risks and benefits that come with weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy. Lois Collins with the Deseret News joins Dave and Debbie to share what the research shows

It's day 2 of Utah's 2025 legislative session.. Utah Minority Leader Representative Angela Romero joins the show to discuss the priorities of the Utah democrats including a focus on solar and the issue with Utah's housing crisis. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue of institutional investors buying and price gouging homes and if there is a need to make change. Listeners chime in with their thoughts.

President Trump has issued an order that would require federal workers to return to the office 5 days a week. Dave and Debbie discuss the order and listeners chime in with their thoughts on what they would give up in order to work from home. Washington Correspondent Elina Shirazi with Newsnation joins with more details on President Trump's executive order.

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Eye on the Hill 2025: School SecurityEye on the Hill 2025: Protecting kids online Attention parents! Utah lawmaker pushes for age verification in app storesLive at the border: What to know about President Trump's executive orders on immigrationPresident Trump issues sweeping pardon of January 6th defendants

President Donald Trump has taken sweeping moves to pardon most of the convicted January 6th rioters.

Border Correspondent Ali Bradley joins the show live from Del Rio, Texas to explain what is happening there and what is expected with the latest executive orders from President Donald Trump.

Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss his proposal for age verification in app stores and why it matters. Dave and Debbie discuss the focus of housing within the 2025 legislative session.

Senator Mike Mckell joins live to provide an update on Utah's effort to have age verification for social media.

Representative Ryan Wilcox discusses his proposal to keep kids safe at school and add more measures of security to classrooms.

Senate President Stuart Adams joins Dave and Debbie to discuss his priorities for the 2025 legislation. Holly Richardson with Utah Policy joins the show to discuss proposals that caught her attention including legislation around free school lunch.