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State Convention Weekend: Key Takeaways from Both PartiesBreaking the Two-Hour Marathon BarrierBox Elder Commissioners to Vote on Massive Data CenterFighting Absenteeism: West Lake Jr. High’s Success Story988 Hotline Linked to Fewer Suicide DeathsBetrayed by a Cell Phone: The Supreme Court’s Test of Digital PrivacyOlympic Overspending: Lessons from Italy’s Winter GamesClosing Arguments: The State Conventions and Election Integrity

As state conventions wrap up, we reflect on the importance of a fair and transparent election process — and why protecting it matters more than ever. Holly shares fun facts of the day.

Italy’s 2026 Winter Games face a $363 million deficit. We talk with Deseret News’ Lisa Riley Roche about what Utah can learn as it prepares for the 2034 Olympics.

A bank robber’s cellphone betrayed him… and now the Supreme Court is deciding how far police can go in tracking your location data. Former prosecutor Scott Reed joins to discuss the future of privacy and technology.

New research shows suicide rates dropped sharply after the 988 crisis line launched. Greg and Holly speak with Rep. Steve Eliason about this new research and the importance of this hotline.

One Utah school cut absenteeism in half with incentives. Greg and Holly discuss absenteeism and hear from KSL’s Deanie Wimmer about how donuts, field trips, and other incentives are changing the attendance culture.

A 400,000-acre data center proposal in Box Elder could consume more than double the power that the entire state of Utah uses. Greg and Holly discuss how this project raises questions about energy use and tech expansion in rural America.

Two African runners make history, smashing the once-impossible two-hour marathon mark. Greg and Holly explore how technology, training, and human endurance collided to rewrite sports history.

Greg and Holly both attended the state convention this weekend. Holly brings standout moments from the GOP State Convention, and Greg breaks down what stood out at the Democratic State Convention.

A shocking breach of security leaves President Trump and attendees scrambling for safety. Greg and Holly unpack what this means for political violence in America and how the nation can unify against it. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, discusses how this close call of shots fired is a fresh reminder of the danger of political violence against all Americans.

Leadership Turmoil at the Pentagon: The Firing of Navy Secretary PhelanHow Quickly Should Search Warrants Be Approved?Arbor Day: Tips for Planting Trees in UtahUS Special Forces Soldier Arrested After Allegedly Winning $400k on Capture of MaduroHow Teachers Are Trying to Fix Children's Attention Spans History on Ice: Utah Mammoth Host First-Ever Playoff GameMichael: Breaking Down the King of Pop Biopic

Greg and Holly check in with the KSL Movie Show hosts about the big movie of the week 'Micheal' and what to expect as the life of Michael Jackson is presented on film.

The Utah Mammoth is getting ready to host playoff hockey for the first time in franchise history tonight! Jay Stevens, Host of the Utah Puck Report, skates through what's expected today.

Teachers are reportedly turning to "brain breaks" to address students' short attention spans. Greg and Holly discuss what these brain breaks look like and the issue with short attention spans.

A US special forces soldier has been arrested after allegedly winning $400,000 on the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. Greg and Holly speak with National Correspondent for NewsNation, Xavier Walton, about the latest details.

It's Arbor Day! Which makes it a great day to talk about the top tips for planting trees in Utah. Taun Beddes, Co-Host of the KSL Greenhouse Show and a Horticulturist with USU Extension, joins the show to share his advice.

A study has raised concerns about how quickly judges approve search warrants. Greg discusses what search warrants are essentially used for and the implications that could come with both approving search warrants too quickly... or not quickly enough.

A major shake‑up hit the Pentagon this week as U.S. Navy Secretary John Phelan was asked to step down following months of reported clashes with Secretary Pete Hegseth and other defense leaders. The leadership change comes at a critical moment, with the Navy engaged in conflict with Iran. Greg and Holly discuss how this fits into broader cabinet turnover and what concerns it raises for ongoing military operations.

Big political decisions will be happening this weekend. State party conventions could decide who advances to the primary ballot in Utah’s newly drawn congressional districts. Greg and Holly discuss expectations and what is on the line as they both will be attending the GOP and democratic state conventions.

UK Approves Lifelong Smoking Ban For Anyone Born After 2008Senate Moves Forward on Major Plan to Boost Immigration Enforcement Funding Behind the Conspiracy: The Missing Scientists UT Crime and Courts: Michael Aaron Jayne Sues Utah County Kalshi Fines and Suspends Political Candidates Lt. Gov. Explains USU Monument Valley Education Building One‑Day Road Trips: Affordable Adventures for Families on a Budget Taxing the Ultra‑Rich: Inside NYC’s High‑End Housing Proposal You Graduated… Now What? Leading Under Pressure: Protecting Your Mental Health When the Stakes Are High Fire in the Sky, Kids at Work Day and the Final Word