Before the pandemic slammed the doors to schools shut and kids were kept home for almost a year -- Dave and Debbie were debating whether the Salt Lale City School Board should approve later start times for students -- this week they did just that.

We talked to School Board President Nate Salazar about the change and why they're hoping it will be a good move for students. 

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We'll recap what we learned today about mask mandates in Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City. We'll also recap the latest news about vaccines in Utah.

 

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A new law allows more homeowners to convert their basements to apartment rentals. DIY Dave is cheering. Debbie Downer isn’t all in. KSL Newsradio's Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson chimes in as the voice of reason.

Next:  We're also anticipating a press conference from Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall, who'll announce that Salt Lake City will keep a mask mandate beyond the state's end date of April 10.

Then we're back to the mother-in-law apartment topic, Zach Bloxham Layton City Council Member joins us.

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A new season of COLD has dropped. Investigative reporter Dave Cawley joins Dave and Dujanovic with new details of a 35-year-old case of missing Ogden Mom Joyce Yost.

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The road block to a vaccine -- SLCO health department has no appointments until May. We get Rich Lakin, the state immunization coordinator on the line to see if we’re getting enough doses soon to unclog the traffic jam. Also, will we be getting more doses of the J&J after many were ruined?

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Utah lawmakers roll back the statewide mask mandate Saturday … what will SLCO do? Lawmakers changed the rules during the last night of the legislative session and put it on county commissions to decide if a county should be under a mask mandate. 

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Dave and Debbie are seeking to understand the logic behind the e-tablet-per-inmate program inside one of Utah's jails along the Wasatch Front. Inmates get what Deb envisions as an i-pad for 12 hours a day so they can access thousands of movies, books, games.

We'll speak with Davis County Sheriff Kelly Spark calls in the explain the goal behind this, and then take listener calls.

 

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China’s warning to the U.S. after discussions about a boycott were floated: expect a "robust Chinese response" if the U.S. doesn’t show at the Olympics in Beijing in 2022. What could this mean?

Guest: KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson

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President Biden pitching free tuition community college -- just a campaign promise - we expect a more formal plan in the weeks ahead. Feds covers 67% and states pick up 33% - Debbie and Dave dive into details about free tuition programs that already exist in about 20 other states. Followed by listener calls.

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Debbie and Dave break down the latest CDC guidelines.

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