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Doug Wright Continues the Discussion Following Kyle Korver Article on Race and Privilege

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Gov. Gary Herbert Takes an In-Depth Look with Doug Wright at 2019 Legislative Session

SUNDAY EDITION – This week, we sit down with the Governor to take an in-depth look at the 2019 legislative session. What went well and what he is looking forward to in the future. Plus, the kickoff to the 150th Anniversary celebration of the connecting of the Transcontinental railroad, right here in Utah. How you […]
Increasing Family Leave Without Adding To The Debt, Sen. Mike Lee Talks to Doug Wright About His New Bill

SUNDAY EDITION – Senator Mike Lee is putting forward a bill that would increase paid family leave in this country, and he says he can do it without putting the country into more debt. But will his solution actually solve the problem? Plus, how you can literally click a box to help solve homelessness. Watch […]
Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox Speaks About What He Learned While Speaking With Young LGBTQ+ Activists

We talk with Lt. Governor Spencer Cox about what he learned this week while speaking with young LGBTQ+ activists.
Historic Hate Crimes Bill Clears First Hurdle, A Controversial Week on Capitol Hill, And Sen. Mitt Romney

A historic hate crimes bill in Utah clears its first hurdle, and we heard last week from the sponsor of a bill that will make changes to the proposition process. We hear from the other side today.

Changes to Tax Code Could Cost More, Discussion on Declaration of National Emergency for Border Wall Funding

And the president avoiding a shutdown--but may have triggered some legal action by declaring a national emergency for border funding.
Controversial Medicaid Bill Progresses, Shutdown Looms Again

This week on Sunday Edition, SB96 passes out of the House amid protests at the Capitol. We sit down with some of the major players in this story.
Fight Over Prop 3, Medicaid Expansion Continues

Representative Ray Ward who put forward HB 210 explains how it will allow Proposition 3 to work as well as his concerns. 555,000 Utahns voted for Medicaid expansion this last election and now it seems it may be in jeopardy.
Air Quality, Medicaid Expansion, and Economy Boost from the Sundance Film Festival

The 2019 Utah legislative session kicks off this week. Doug Wright discusses the issues that matter: air quality, Medicaid expansion, propositions and more. Plus, the economic boost coming from the Sundance Film Festival.
How Long Will Funds Be Available For Federal Programs During Shutdown

As the shutdown carries on into its fifth week, federal employees are feeling the pinch. The Department of Workforce Services explains the support available for federal workers, as well as how long programs can survive without federal money.