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You're the getaway guru or the travel guru.

And, you know, I'm on the noon news every Monday on KUTV Channel 2, the CBS affiliate for this area.

And I do a travel update.

Sometimes it's a hot deal.

And people, I get stopped on the street.

Oh, I recognize that shirt, that Aloha shirt.

And then every other week I appear on the Fresh Living show, usually on Tuesdays with KUTV.

So, you know, if you ever run into me out and about, please say hello.

I got to tell you honestly how appreciative I am of you that you joined me.

You know, we all love travel, don't we? As you probably know, for the last, I don't know, 17, 18 years, I appear on the KUTV, Channel 2, the ABC, excuse me, the CBS affiliate for Utah and parts of surrounding states as kind of like a travel reporter where I give a travel update.

Travel news.

It's not a commercial per se.

If we have a screaming deal, they say go ahead and talk about it.

But typically it's travel news.

And it comes on in the 12 noon to 1 p.m. section or segment of the KUTV Noon News.

Typically, it's anywhere from 135 to 145, 150.

She worked as a makeup artist.

She appeared on KUTV's Fresh Living in 2019.

I'm going to throw in this resume in the listener notes, by the way.

Um, And guess what? She's a baddie.

I covered this a while ago.

This video is from KUTV.

KUTV 2 News Salt Lake City.

This video was posted, uh, 10 months ago.

Uh, four witnesses speak about Charlie Kirk shooting at UVU, reflect on aftermath.

A mother and her eight-year-old little boy, Eli, found dead from multiple gunshot wounds in their own home.

That's from our friends at KUTV.

That was Chief Andrew Burton at Saratoga Springs PD in Utah.

A mother and a little boy dead in their own home while the teen son, Noah, says he slept through the entire thing.

I've been having a hard time sleeping.

I've taken some extra precautions to make sure, you know, my family is safe.

From our friends at KUTV, back to Vanessa Walsh joining us, star of Unmasked True Crime.

Vanessa, who discovered the mom and the little boy, Eli, age eight's bodies?

I don't even know really how long we've had in the state for with DPS.

But Flock, when you go back and look at the KUTV.com website, every week there's a new city that's either saying we're using them, we're solving crime.

That would be Salt Lake City.

We've got Tremont and Garland saying we tested one.

Candice had built an impressive reputation for herself as a leader in the anti-trafficking space.

She had an entire series happening with KUTV Channel 2 News here in Utah about what trafficking looks like in Salt Lake City, and we would take these news broadcasters out on the streets at night in these high-crime areas and let them witness it for themselves.

Candice Rivera is the CEO and founder of Exodus.

She took us along on the community outreach work her teams do nightly.