Katie McKellar of the Deseret News traveled to Austin Texas, where a 27-acre village of tiny homes is going a long way to combat homelessness. Turns out that the mayor of Salt Lake City is interested, too! Katie McKellar joins to tell us more. Katie at 10:05

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Former KSL.com reporter Andy Larsen said he found his jar of loose change was worth $165 -- and offered it to anyone who needed it on Twitter. Others decided to join in the effort and raised more than $40,000 overnight. We'll talk to Andy Larsen about how it worked, and then talk about KSL's Quarters for Christmas program. 

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President Trump has given the green light for the federal agency that supplies money for the transition of power to unlock resources for the incoming Biden administration. Is this a signal he's ready to concede? Host of KSL Newsradio's Inside Sources, and opinion editor for the Deseret News, Boyd Matheson, joins us to discuss. 

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Online school is a hacker's dream. We'll talk about the middle school Zoom class that turned into far more than a history lesson in the Salt Lake City School District. Tech expert Earl Foote of Nexus IT joins to tell us how an unknown individual might have been able to join the Zoom class, and what teachers and parents should be on the lookout for.

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Gov. Herbert said last week that he won't renew his order to limit social gatherings to household-only ahead of Thanksgiving. As schools continue to jump online, will the Governor make any changes to public schools in Utah? Then, despite the CDC's warning to not travel ahead of Thanksgiving, millions passed through airports this weekend. We'll dive into why that may or may not risk a spike.

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We will spend around half of our holiday budget on gift cards. But, these can turn into a big waste of money. We’re going to tell you the cards that are most likely to be used, so you don’t buy them as gifts that may be forgotten about.

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It's a story that proves even a small lie can have huge consequences. A pizza shop worker in Australia lied to contact tracers, causing a lockdown of almost 2 million people.

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There's yet another promising vaccine for COVID-19. Late-stage trials show that AstraZeneca’s vaccine is up to 90% effective. This vaccine could be a benefit worldwide because of its relatively low cost and ease of distribution. We're diving into the details, and we'll also have the latest on when we can expect the FDA to authorize either Pfizer or Moderna's vaccines.

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The chief of pediatric infectious disease at the U Dr. Andrew Pavia says Utah’s seen a surge of cases after holidays. He now says that Thanksgiving has the potential to be the “scariest yet.” Dr. Erin Sauber-Schatz, Team Lead of the Division of Injury Prevention at CDC, wrote recommendations for Thanksgiving and COVID-19 safety. She joins us to discuss.

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An issue we haven't talked enough about--with online school and parents working, are too many grandparents acting as caregivers and putting themselves at greater risk for catching COVID-19? A local mom has been asking that question. Mary Katherine Perry joins us to discuss.

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