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'It's a Crime Scene' Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries speaks for hours against 'Big Beautiful Bill'Representative Celeste Maloy speaks to Big Beautiful Bill as US House nears final voteLegal Utah resident returned home after detained for 48 daysTrump admin withholds aid for after-school and summer programsKilmar Abrego Garcia alleges 'torture' in El Salvador prison

Greg and Holly check in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles about the big movie of the week: Jurassic World Rebirth. The hosts also discuss films they think are cinematic master pieces and their favorite dinosaur movies!

Just in time for Fourth of July BBQs, a new study finds that there is no level of processed meat that is safe. Bye bye hot dogs. Greg and Holly discuss and go through events around the state for the fourth of July weekend.

Kilmar Abrego Gracia, who was recently returned to the United States after being held in a notorious mega-prison in El Salvador, says he was beaten, starved and subjected to psychological torture while there. Greg and Holly discuss his comments and where things stand with his case.

Tuesday was the start of the new fiscal year and schools across the country were expecting to receive funding already allocated by Congress, to the tune of nearly $7 billion for summer programs, after school programs and teacher training. Instead, on Monday, the Education Department sent an email to state education agencies notifying them that the money would not be coming. Greg and Holly explore what this could mean for kids in Utah with Superintendent of the Granite School District, Ben Horsley.

A legal Utah resident has returned home after immigration officials detained him after a return flight from Peru... he was in custody for close to three months. KSL 5 TV's Garna Mejia joins the show with the latest information.

As we continue our discussion of the Trump mega bill that is up for final passage today, Rep. Celeste Maloy who is waiting to cast her vote as soon as Hakeem Jeffries stops speaking, joins Greg and Holly to discuss.

Did you ever think you would hear a politician call Congress a crime scene? Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries did that earlier this morning on the House floor. Greg and Holly discuss Jeffries hours long ongoing speech against President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill as the house awaits a final vote. Cami Mondeux, Deseret News Congressional Correspondent joins the show with the latest developments.

We are headed into a long weekend and a lot of Utahns are hitting the road today. Greg and Holly touch base with KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson to discuss the everchanging weather forecast for the weekend. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small, is out on the road and explains what he is watching with travel expectations. Heather Kelly in the KSL Traffic Center joins the show to discuss how the roads look right now.

Fourth of July travel expectations in UtahCould monsoon season help ease water worries in Utah?What's next for SLC's Ballpark neighborhood?Utah Economist weighs in on $3.3 trillion estimated to add to national deficient in 'one big, beautiful bill'Meta, TikTok must face wrongful death lawsuit by NYC teens motherStudy shows Utah has happiest families in AmericaSwedish Death Cleaning

It's time for some Christmas in July and more of Holly's fun facts of the day. Today's facts have to do with UFO's. Greg and Holly continue to discuss the heavy travel expected starting today through the weekend for the fourth of July holiday.

You can officially start lighting off fireworks legally today, Greg and Holly speak with the Utah State Fire Marshall about what people need to know about setting off fireworks today. Greg and Holly also discuss the scorching cost of how much it may cost to cook food on the BBQ this year. Listeners text in their favorite BBQ foods.

A delay in response to a Sandy city stalking case is highlighting a lesser-known domestic violence law in Utah... The KSL Investigative team has looked into this.. after a Utah woman told the KSL Investigators the Sandy Police Department’s handling of her stalking case has left her in a dangerous situation. KSL Investigative Reporter Daniella Rivera joins the show to discuss.

Bryan Kohberger is expected to officially change his plea in the Idaho college killings case to guilty to all counts as the families of the victims rush to get to the hearing in the wake of the surprise deal. Greg and Holly follow the latest developments as the hearing gets underway.

Holly walks through the growing trend of Swedish death cleaning. Greg weighs in on how important, or not important, it is to have a will ready for your family.

Greg and Holly talk about another study that puts Utah again in the #1 spot in the nation. This time, it's for having the happiest families!

According to Reuters, Meta and TikTok owner ByteDance must face a wrongful death lawsuit by the mother of a 15-year-old Manhattan boy who died while "subway surfing" on a moving train, a New York state judge ruled. Greg provides legal analysis on this issue and Holly walks through other dangerous social media trends.

$3.3 trillion estimated ... that's how much the One Big Beautiful Bill is estimated to add to the national deficit... As the One Big Beautiful bill makes its way through congress... what are the implications of this massive amount of debt that could be piled on? Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank, shares his input.

We now know more of what plans to happen with the Ballpark neighborhood in Salt Lake City... Now that the Bees have moved to a stadium in Daybreak. Amy Hawkins, Community Ballpark Council Chair joins the show to discuss key points of the plan that stand out to her and her overall reaction.

As we enter fireworks season, 90% of the state is in drought, but Utahns are using a lot of water - more than usual. Monsoon season is also beginning in Utah, and it could help ease some water worries. KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins the show to discuss what monsoon season is and its impact on the drought.