Did you hear this crazy story from KSL-TV's Matt Gephardt about timeshares? If you die while owning a timeshare, you won't believe who gets stuck with it and how difficult it is to get out of it. Matt Gephardt joins us to go indepth.

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Hairstylists in Utah are demanding that a lawmaker break up with his proposal to let anyone off the streets work on hair. We'll talk to Devin Johnson, a local hairstylist about her opposition to the bill. Then we talk to Sen. Curt Bramble, the bill's sponsor.

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In this segment, we're diving into a national report about triple-masking, one of the latest strategies to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

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So much news on the vaccines front. KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards is reporting on changes made to the way Salt Lake County is getting people registered for the vaccine, as well as the state taking back some doses from pharmacies. In this segment, Mary joins us to discuss what she's learned. 

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Immunizations director for the Utah Department of Health, Rich Lakin, says he's frustrated -- as are many other states -- by the information coming from the federal government when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. They find out one week how many doses they'll get the next week, making planning practically impossible. But on the bright side, he tells Dave & Dujanovic we ARE getting our fair share of the coronavirus vaccine here in Utah. Ramped up distribution continues to focus on Utahns over the age of 70 -- but as a next step, Lakin says the state is considering adjusting its priority list for the shots to include 11 pre-existing conditions identified by the CDC to work in conjunction with the current age-based system. 

Dave & Dujanovic can be heard weekdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on KSL NewsRadio. Join hosts Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic for the conversation. 

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President Joe Biden has signed 33 executive orders in his first 6 days in office. Is it time to stop legislating from the Oval Office? Constitutional Law Professor Amos Guira joins us to discuss that. Then we dive into one of those orders, which initiated a review of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments. An advocate for Bears Ears, Pat Gonzales-Rogers, joins us. 

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The solution to vaccine sign-up issues--could it be as simple as what Davis County is doing? They’re coming to YOU to get you signed up. We’ll talk to a Davis County official, Isa Perry, to tell us how it works. Isa Perry at 10:35

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Last year, Utah lawmakers did away with postcards reminding drivers that they need to renew their vehicle registration. Now, the Salt Lake Tribune reports that 1/4 of Utah drivers have let their registration expire, which is a large increase as compared to registrations before the change. Should we go back to the old system?

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A proposal on Utah's capitol hill hopes to stop last-minute party hopping -- which is what happened during the Republican Primary election last summer. Thousands of voters "became" Republicans at the last minute ahead of that election, a move that could have given Jon Huntsman Jr. the win. KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards joins us with her report.

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Rep. Andrew Stoddard is exploring impeaching Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. He alleges AG Reyes misused "the powers of his office."

He joined us live to discuss the bill that he has filed.

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