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Oreo is rolling out Thanksgiving-themed flavors. Is it a festive treat or a marketing gimmick? Holly is joined by Producer Caitlyn Johnston to unstuff this controversial Oreo flavor debate, and if Oreo has gone too far or done just enough to get people curious enough to buy.

The fight over Utah’s redistricting maps continues today. Holly and Maura break down the latest developments.

Utah State University has a new president. Holly and Maura speak with President Brad Mortenson about his new role and the switch from being WSU's President to USU.

Stillbirths are far more common than previously believed, according to a new study just published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Dr. Bob Silver, Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Utah, joins to talk about the new findings on pregnancy and stillbirth risks, and what families need to know.

Washington County has rolled out the state’s first regional water conservation plan. Holly and Maura speak with Washington County Water Conservancy District General Manager Zach Renstrom. What does this mean for your faucet and how water conservation is handled in Utah as a whole?

With food stamp benefits in flux and school nutrition programs stretched thin, philanthropists are stepping up to take a bite out of childhood hunger.. but is it enough to combat school lunch debt? Lois Collins with the Deseret News joins the show.

We're learning more about the woman seen in a viral video being arrested by immigration officers at Salt Lake City International Airport...KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small spoke with the her attorney and shares the complexities around the case.

With longtime Mayor Silvestrini retiring early due to health reasons, the Millcreek City Council has chosen Cheri Jackson as the new mayor. Millcreek mayor-elect Cheri Jackson joins the show to discuss the process and what's next for the city.

Utah Representative Ariel Defay joins us in-studio to talk about Utah’s Week of Giving, how communities are coming together amid the rise in demand for food assistance, and ways you can get involved.

In a political twist, Donald Trump has told voters to support Andrew Cuomo for New York City mayor. We’ll dig into why this matters and what it signals for both parties. Plus, a quick look at California’s redistricting drama.

Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman joins the show to break down local turnout so far, last-minute voting tips, and why local elections matter. Plus, Holly and Maura share the elections, catching their attention.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney has died. Holly and guest host Maura Carabello look back at his legacy, his influence on U.S. politics, and what his passing means for the Republican Party today.

Election day insights with Lt. Governor Diedre HendersonDefaced signs and social media attacks - The 'dirty' side of local elections Government Shutdown nears record lengthSaving Private Daylight: Why a forever daylight saving time may never see the light of dayPrince Andrew stripped of all royal titlesTrump administration plans to partially fund SNAPElection day food drives Is America on the wrong track?The winner takes it all

The LA Dodgers won the World Series..... again. Holly and Marty Carpenter talk about this exciting season of baseball, as well as some changes we could be seeing come to the sport soon. Holly shares fun facts of the day.

According to an ABC poll, two-thirds of Americans believe that the country is "pretty seriously off on the wrong track," while under a third say we're moving in the right direction. We listen to some ABC analyst's interpretation of these results.

Food donation barrels will be at four different polling locations across Utah County during Election Day tomorrow... Holly and Marty discuss how a simple stop at the ballot box could help feed a neighbor in need.

The Trump Administration plans to partially fund the SNAP program that millions of Americans rely on for food assistance. This came after two judges ruled the administration is legally required to keep the program running. Holly and guest host Marty Carpenter discuss what this may mean for what's next. Washington Correspondent with NewsNation, Joe Khalil, joins with the latest developments.

A statement issued by Buckingham Palace declared that King Charles III's younger brother would be stripped of all his royal titles, reducing him simply to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. Holly and guest host Marty Carpenter talk about what else he loses due to his brother's lesson in accountability.

This weekend, we all fell back an hour as daylight savings reared its ugly head once more. People continue to bemoan the change and and why we use it, and politicians have been trying to rid America of it for years. Jay Evensen, opinion editor of the Deseret News, told Holly and guest host Marty Carpenter why that's unlikely to happen.

As the shutdown drags ever onward, some senators are forgoing their pay until the whole situation is remedied. Deseret News' Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeaux joined the show to tell us a little more about what is happening right now, how congressional staffers are getting creative without pay and some members of Congress are opting out. Greg and Holly also discuss comments made by Utah Sen. John Curtis, who tells House Speaker Mike Johnson, "It's time to get back to work".