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SLC's First-Majority Women Council Can the US Rebuild Venezuela's Energy Infrastructure? Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ and the Maduro Arrest The Latest US House Shake-up Senate President Stuart Adams Faces Three Republican Challengers CDC Changes Childhood Vaccine Schedule, Reduces Recommended Vaccines Ogden's First Veterans Treatment Court January 6th Capitol Riots, Five Years Later Prisoner of War or Defendant? Maduro’s Message One Third of Christmas Tree Fires Happen in January

Many of us may have that one last thing on our Christmas to-do lists... TAKE DOWN THE TREE! To motivate you even more... The National Fire Prevention Association says one-third of all Christmas Tree fires happen in January... Greg and Holly discuss.

January 6th, 2021, is one date that Americans will always remember. A protest broke out at the US Capitol after a rally combating the 2020 election results.  Greg and Holly reflect on the event and discuss where we are today.

Nicolas Maduro, the deposed Venezuelan leader who was captured this weekend in an operation carried out by the US, says that he is a prisoner of war. Claiming that the raid on his compound was not a law enforcement operation, but rather a military action. Greg goes into the legal details of the case and if this claim can hold up.

There is a new initiative in northern Utah that is taking a different approach to Veterans facing legal issues. Judge Craig Hall of the 2nd District Court of Ogden joins to discuss the Veteran Treatment Court and how this program is designed to help Veterans get the help they need.

Senate President Stuart Adams is facing three Republican challengers in Utah's District 7. Adams has tenure in the space, having been a lawmaker for more than 20 years in the Utah Legislature, but are Utahns ready for a change of leadership?  Greg and Holly discuss his opponents and other races within the legislature to be aware of. 

Representative Doug LaMalfa of California has died, and this is now causing another shakeup in the House as it lowers the slim margin held by the GOP in the House to 218 –213. Cami Mondeux, Deseret News Congressional Correspondent, joins the show to discuss what it looks like in the House right now and what President Trump discussed during the GOP retreat.

The Monroe Doctrine - or what's being referred to as the "Donroe" Doctrine is being cited as a reason for capturing Venezuela's now-former president. Greg and Holly break down what that means.

Pres. Trump says the US may reimburse oil companies for rebuilding Venezuela's energy infrastructure, and he says it can happen in just 18 months, according to NBC. Oil and Gas Professional,  Jay Young, Founder and CEO of Kind Operating Corporation, joins with a perspective on what rebuilding Venezuela's energy infrastructure looks like and its possibilities.

This week, many new city council members and mayors were sworn in all over Utah, and for the first time, SLC has a female majority council. Greg and Holly go into detail about what this means for the big picture of the council and who was sworn in. Greg and Holly also discuss other mayors and councilmembers around the state being sworn in.

The man working as a peacekeeper at last summer's 'No Kings' protest in Salt Lake City... just appeared before a judge for the first time. Matthew Alder is being accused of manslaughter in the shooting death of fashion designer Afa Ah Loo. Greg goes into details about what the court hearing entailed and what comes next.

Who's in and who's out? Utah Candidate Filing Period Underway Sen. Mark Kelly’s Military Retirement Pay Slashed After Video Address to Troops

The candidate filing period is underway in Utah, and while many incumbents are lining up for another term, several key names are stepping down. Greg and Holly walk through key names to watch. Greg and Holly also discuss Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's decision not to run for re-election.

Greg and Holly unpack one of the most dramatic international operations in recent U.S. history: the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The hosts walk through how the mission unfolded, why it was years in the making, and the legal and constitutional firestorm now erupting in Washington and at the United Nations. Greg breaks down the indictment, the questions surrounding the legality of the U.S. strike, and the high‑stakes courtroom battle beginning in Manhattan as Maduro and his wife face a federal judge.     Utah voices bring the story home: local leaders who fled Venezuela, community members reacting to the capture, and what this means for Venezuelans living in the U.S. Hear from SLCO Councilmember Carlos Moreno, who is from Venezuela and understands the complications there firsthand. Mayra Molina, Executive Director for the Venezuelan Alliance of Utah, also joins the show to describe how the Venezuelan community in Utah may be feeling after this capture.     Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, breaks down the international implications, from sovereignty disputes to whether this capture of Maduro may be a warning to other countries. What precedent does this set? Jay also discusses what a peaceful transition of power might look like for Venezuela.     Utah Immigration attorney, from Venezuela, Carlos Trujillo, shares his perspective on Maduro's capture and what Venezuelans need to know about temporary protected status.     Greg and Holly also zoom out to understand how Venezuela reached this moment—oil, corruption, cartels, and the long arc of U.S.– Venezuela tensions. Becky Bruce, Host and Producer of Hope in Darkness: The Josh Holt Story,  speaks to the history in Venezuela and what led up to this moment. Becky also reflects on the story of American Josh Holt, who was held in a Venezuelan Prison for crimes he did not commit.   Kirk Hawkins, Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University who focuses on Latin American Politics, dives deeper into the politics at play and who's stepping in now that the President of Venezuela has been captured.  

After urging troops in a video to refuse unlawful orders, Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly is now facing a cut to his military retirement pay and other disciplinary action. Greg and Holly discuss.

New Year's Resolutions Top Service Stories of the Year Top Stories from the Deseret News Remembering President Jeffrey R. Holland

KSL's Carole Mikita joins Greg and Holly to discuss the life and legacy of President Jeffrey R. Holland ahead of his funeral. Holly and Greg also speak to KSL's Don Brinkerhoff on the scene at the Tabernacle, talking to attendees and mourners.  

Executive Editor of the Deseret News, Doug Wilks, joins the show to discuss the top stories covered by the Deseret News this year. Doug, Holly and Greg discuss Charlie Kirk, President Nelson, and more.

Aimee Cobabe from Church News joins Greg and Holly to discuss her top stories this year regarding the service of others.

Plenty of people set goals going into the New Year, and nearly just as many don't meet those goals or abandon them altogether. Holly and Greg discuss how to work on your New Year's resolutions productively and successfully.

Major Chamberlain Neff, SLCPD, joins Holly and Greg to discuss the dangers of drinking and driving on New Year's Eve, and how SLCPD is working to lower the number of DUIs this year. 

2025 local political story wrap-up with Brigham Tomco New year, new laws Daycare fraud in Michigan 2025 health story wrap-up with Lois Collins 2025 national political story wrap-up with Cami Mondeaux

  As Heidi Hammond prepares to take her seat as Grantsville mayor, she also prepares to leave her seat on the city council, leaving a space for prospective councilors. Now, the city of Grantsville is calling upon its citizens to take up the mantle of local politics. Greg and Holly discuss how people can get involved, as well as today's fun facts!     

  KSL Investigative Journalist Matt Gephardt joins the show to discuss his best investigations of the year, as well as what people need to do to keep themselves safe from scams.

  We have covered local political and health stories with our previous guests; it's only natural that we would reach out to Cami Mondeaux from the Deseret News to discuss the biggest stories nationwide. She joined Greg and Holly to discuss the news. 

  Deseret News Reporter Lois Collins is one of the top health reporters in Utah. This year, she has been highlighting important stories and topics for Utahns to know concerning the health of Americans. Greg and Holly discuss her top stories of the year. 

  A YouTube video has sparked a joint investigation into childcare centers in Michigan to root out fraud. There are claims from the YouTuber and Republican politicians accusing the state of Minnesota of cooperating in a widespread scheme to redirect billions to Somali childcare centers. Greg and Holly go into the details of the case. 

  Utah State officials are preparing for a particularly bad flu season here as this particular strain of the flu hit hard and early. We bring on Dr. Leisha Nolen, state epidemiologist, to discuss what we can expect from the coming flu season and how we can be prepared. 

  In the flurry of bills, amendments, repeals, and other movements in the legislature. Who knows what is actually a law right now and what was just an idea? Greg and Holly go over what laws will go into effect when the clock hits midnight tomorrow night. 

  Deseret News political reporter Brigham Tomco joins the show to discuss the top political stories from 2025 and how they shaped the current state of Utah politics.

Rob Bishop is a name familiar to many Utahns, and he's going to become a household name once again as he threw his hat into the ring to join the Utah legislature. Greg and Holly speak with Former Utah Representative Rob Bishop to discuss his return to politics. 

The Passing of President Jeffrey R. Holland  Significant People taken by 2025  Tyler Robinson Appears in Court  Jay Evensen Talks Highlights The Water Pendulum Swings 

  Holly shares stories of kindness and service and other fun facts. 

  Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham announced his retirement from the team earlier this month, but just yesterday, he officially revealed that he has taken a position as head coach at the University of Michigan. KSL Reporter Tammy Kikuchi joins Greg and Holly to talk about this major shakeup in college football.  

  Continuing the theme of our year in review, Jason Swensen from the Deseret News joins us now to discuss the most important education stories of this year. Holly and Greg discuss the biggest education stories and how they affected the education system as a whole.  

  Utahns may remember we had a historically wet October. The record rainfall hit 4.3 inches in just one day, just about a half inch over the previous record. But now, we have seen a historically dry December with nearly no snow to speak of in the Salt Lake Valley. Utah Division of Water Resources Drought Coordinator Laura Haskell joined Greg and Holly to tell them just what the situation is.  

Holly and Greg discuss who is not seeking reelection in the Utah Legislature. Some of them are leaving for greener pastures, and some of them are seeking other offices, but one thing is certain: a few chairs are opening in the Utah Legislature.  

  Deseret News Opinion Editor Jay Evensen joined the show to reflect on 2025 and the news it brought with it. From the tragic to the comic, locally and nationally, Jay Evensen talks about what shaped Utah's 2025. 

  Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, appeared in court today as his counsel made further requests in an attempt to limit media access to his trial. Greg offers his expert legal opinion as he and Holly break down the case.

  Holly and Greg are joined by Utah Criminal Deputy Attorney Stewart Young, who heads up the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force. He explains what they're looking for, how they stop it, and how to keep your kids safe.  

  2025 saw the loss of leaders in faith, entertainment, and politics. Holly and Greg discuss the legacies of those we lost this year.  

  President of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles Jeffrey R. Holland passed away in the early hours of Saturday morning. Holly and Greg are joined by Deseret News Editor Sarah Jane Weaver to discuss the life and legacy of President Holland.