We're taking stock of what voters care about. A Pew Research study found that, even in the midst of a pandemic, public health isn't necessarily a top issue. The economy is still #1. KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry joins to discuss.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci has hopeful news about a COVID 19 vaccine, but he also has a tough pill to swallow when it comes to when, he says, we can return to normal. In other words, he says to expect your current reality to be the norm in 2021 and perhaps 2022.

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On Saturday night, thousands of people partied in the desert west of Utah Lake. It turned into a wild rave. Two questions today: Will the organizers get away with it? Or will they face a criminal investigation for any damage to the desert?

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You've got two days to plan, if you haven't already. How are you doing Halloween this year? Taking live calls from listeners.

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Federal student loan borrowers got a break from payments because of COVID-19. Payments start again in January. Dave & Deb have 3 options if you can't afford to pay, with some expertise from Shane Stewart of DMBA.

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20 straight minutes of elections coverage, first with Matt Gephardt. Rules are rules, but if you're not following the rules at your polling place, a KSL-TV investigation found that you might not get kicked out. Polling places have rules designed to keep you safe and ensure elections are held fairly.

But Matt Gephardt's investigation found that some of these rules at Utah's polling places, like electioneering restrictions and mask requirements aren't strictly enforced.

Then, we dive into a new CNN poll which shows divisions across party lines on how comfortable we might be with going back to our pre-pandemic routines. How will this play into the election?

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Sen. Mike Lee drawing criticism this morning for comments he made at a Trump Rally in Arizona yesterday. He compared President Trump to Captain Moroni from Latter-Day Saint scripture. Dave and Deb dive into the comments, plus the ever-evolving relationship between Sen. Lee and President Trump.

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For 30 minutes, Dave and Deb go in-depth on the Salt Lake County Mayor's race. Incumbent Jenny Wilson joins first, followed by Republican candidate Trent Staggs. We'll ask both about the county's COVID-19 response and the county budget.

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The majority ownership in the Utah Jazz has changed hands - and as the news sinks in, Dave and Debbie take a look back at how Larry H. Miller, and after his death, Gail Miller's, impact on Utah has been.

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The sale by the Miller family of the Utah Jazz has Dave and Debbie asking listeners what they'd like to see changed by the new ownership. Dave thinks the team should spend more money, both on existing players and free agents. Debbie wants to be able to afford to take her kids to a Jazz game.

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