The Pandemic has paved the way for physicians' assistants to play a bigger role in caring for patients, but that could change after the pandemic. One state legislator, Sen. Curt Bramble, wants to make sure they have more freedom to practice medicine post-pandemic. We’ll ask him why.

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Local health departments across the state of Utah appear to have varying processes for how the elderly can sign up for an appointment to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Salt Lake County is reportedly fielding hundreds of calls. KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik joins us for this segment to walk us through the process.

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Members of the House of Representatives are moving at break-neck speed to impeach President Trump as soon as today. Is impeachment what's best for the country? We'll ask KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson, then later speak to KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry to preview what the next few days hold. Finally, we talk to Rep. John Curtis who just this morning signaled he did not support impeachment.

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You know that buying a house along the Wasatch Front is expensive -- but it’s pricier than we thought. The amount of money you must earn to afford your first home is outrageous. If you're a new homebuyer, Dave and Deb have a reality check ahead.

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Gov. Spencer Cox is unveiling his budget proposal this week and we’re doing a deep dive into one part of it: Saving mass transit. We'll pick apart the three reasons why Utah’s mass transit could be in trouble.

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We have been extremely focused on the rollout of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines here in Utah, and it's been a while since we discussed the one-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine which is still in trials. We'll dive into where the trial timeline -- and whether the one-dose option offers hope for speeding up vaccinations.

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Could a constitutional carry bill finally pass the Utah legislature after years of effort? It may now have the support it needs. Dave and Deb aren't so sure it's a good idea --but Clark Aposhian with the Utah Shooting Sports Council does, and he joins the show to discuss.

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Democrats now have control of Congress, and soon, the White House. And we’re hearing rumblings about a third stimulus check and when it could arrive. In this segment, we'll dive into the costs and benefits.

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Former Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, doesn't think VP Mike Pence will agree to seek President Trump's removal from office using the 25th Amendment -- because, she says, it would cost much more than we might gain in the nine days between now and the start of the Biden administration. Listen to her full conversation with Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic on KSL NewsRadio. 

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It’s unprecedented: President Trump silenced on several social media platforms and is permanently banned from Twitter, temporarily banned until after the inauguration from Facebook/Instagram and that’s just the tip of the iceberg for bans on social media platforms.

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