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Box Elder Data Center Put on PauseThe United Arab Emirates to Leave OPECSLC Police Locate Third Suspect In Deadly SLC Funeral ShootingThe GOP vs. Utah JudgesGrowing Older, Falling Short: Rethinking Retirement PrepPoll Finds SLC Residents Doubt Progress on Affordable HousingWhy it May Be A Good Time to RefinanceSignature Gatherer Charged with Multiple Counts of Forgery in Uintah CountyDefying the Odds: One Deaf Student’s Path to a Nursing Doctorate

A former high school dropout who is deaf, Dionne DeMille is now set to earn her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Weber State University. The hosts explore how her journey shaped her career goals and why she hopes to open doors for current and future disabled healthcare professionals. The hosts close the show with fun facts and closing arguments.

During a recent gathering of signatures based around repealing Proposition 4, signature verification methods identified 165 names as potentially fraudulent, tied back to a single person, according to Uintah County. Greg and Holly break down the charges.

Is it time to refinance your mortgage? Mortgage rates remain unpredictable, but a new Bankrate analysis suggests current shifts may offer a valuable refinancing opportunity for millions of homeowners. Greg and Holly explore what’s driving the change and who could benefit from refinancing now with Lead Data Reporter at Bankrate, Alex Gailey.

A new poll shows about 72% of SLC residents say leaders have not taken sufficient action to create affordable housing. Greg and Holly discuss the poll results and what still needs improvement.

Aging brings its own worries, but aging while experiencing significant financial strain is even harder. Lois Collins of the Deseret News speaks to aging in the gap and the issues older Americans are facing. Greg and Holly take comments from listeners on tips to prepare for retirement

Following the GOP convention on Saturday, Holly explains why she felt it was abundantly clear that party leaders are plenty mad at Utah judges.

The man who authorities say tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner with guns and knives was charged Monday with the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump. Greg and Holly discuss the charges.

Salt Lake City police say they've tracked down a third person they believe was behind a deadly shooting outside a funeral in Rose Park earlier this year. Greg and Holly discuss the latest.

The United Arab Emirates said it was quitting OPEC and OPEC+. Greg and Holly speak with Austin Knuppe, Assistant Professor, Director of Heravi Peace Institute at Utah State University, about the broader impact and how this could impact oil.

Box Elder County has hit pause on the massive data center project proposal. Tim Vandenack with KSL.com explains what happened.

The driver involved in the death of Utah County Sheriff’s Sgt. Cory Wride is scheduled to be released on parole today after serving more than a decade in prison. Greg and Holly discuss the case of Meagan Dakota Grunwald.

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.