Dave and Dujanovic Debbie Dujanovic and Dave Noriega

Many families are facing financial pressures, and Salt Lake County is trying to alleviate some of that burden. The 'My County Rec Pass' went live last weekend, providing all Salt Lake County school-age children, ages 5–18, free, inclusive, and engaging recreational opportunities. Joining Dave and Debbie, SLCO Council Member Aimee Winder Newton, explains this pass can be used at all recreation centers, ice centers, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools, to ensure that kids have a place to exercise, get off screens, and stay healthy without any additional costs. 

Mexicans are projected to elect their first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, as her campaign announced overnight that her competitors conceded. This president, representing our neighbors to the South, could have major impact on border security here at home. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, weighs in on the significance of a women being the president of Mexico, how she's expected to govern her nation, and what this means for the U.S. Mexico relationship.

Millions of grandparents around the country are taking on parenting again --- to raise their grandchildren. Debbie and Dave take a look into why this is happening and share their takes on how they would respond if they were in this situation. Listeners chime in about how they feel about this happening.

Mail-in ballots for the primary election will be sent out to voters throughout the state tomorrow, and there are a lot of candidates. Among the races to watch, Gov. Cox is hoping to serve another term and Congressman John Curtis is vying for Sen. Mitt Romney's Senate seat. Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County Clerk, joins the show to talk about the races and everything voters need to know to get their ballot. 

A jury has given Chad Daybell the death penalty for the murders of three people. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins Dave and Debbie to share his concerns about the way this punishment was passed down. Is there a good chance that the death penalty will be reversed on appeal? If not, how would the death penalty be carried out in the state of Idaho? Listen in as our hosts and guest answer these questions and more. 

Ongoing construction in the trendy downtown area of the Sugarhouse neighborhood has taken a toll on the mostly local and small businesses within. The combination of road repair and construction of new residential buildings has left customers with little parking, and even difficulty finding an open road to their favorite shop, café, or grocery store. Sarah Snow, owner of Pibbs Exchange, a vintage and second hand store in Sugarhouse joins D2 to share how the ongoing work has impacted her business. SLC Council Member Sarah Young provides insight into the long term goals and realities of the multiple projects.