State Representative Dan Caulkins talks about how he is helping his constituents, whether there is room for party politics, the role of the National Guard and his continuation of trying to change policy regarding FOID cards.

Creative Media Services is spotlighted and Carolyn Ridenour talks about their services, how they are set up to work remotely and the effect of the Coronavirus on their business.

Former Mayor Paul Osborne talks about being inspired by some of the stories he is seeing during the crisis, how his business has been impacted, his opinion of the governor, the use of this crisis in politics and the Coronavirus being the biggest deal of his life.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about an honor for Caterpillar, the changes to the bus service operations, the city's level of preparation for the crisis, the local media's role, and the issues of businesses and individuals not following safety guidelines.

Monical's Pizza is spotlighted for being an employer for many years at multiple locations in the area, Bob Griffith talks about ways that they are still able to serve their customers through curbside pickup, delivery and even frozen pizzas.

Direct Line's Wayne Kent talks about how First Christian Church is serving their congregation, some of the negative news stories about churches not following shut down orders, and the importance of faith in these times.

Crossing Healthcare's Charmaine Robertson-Stoner talks extensively about mental health, reminding us that we are all in similar situations although others have issues making the situation worse, people have an inherit need to connect and have different ways that we need help, and encourages us to normalize we are feeling and keep hope.

Drew Early details the extraordinary efforts that DMH is making to prepare for a potential influx of Coronavirus patients, how he hopes those efforts are never needed, and how people can help reduce the strain on the healthcare system by using some of their resources like their Memorial Now app and respiratory clinics.

The Law Office of Jones & Couri is spotlighted and Steve Jones talks about the way that their practice has been impacted, they ways they have changed to safely serve their clients, and what courtrooms currently look like.

Debbie's video gaming cafe is spotlighted as Jennifer Stevens talks about how the employees of their multiple Decatur locations are still being paid even though their business will continue to be shutdown for at least another month.