A new report shows schools might be safer during the pandemic than previously thought. KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards has been reporting on it -- she'll join us to discuss.

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If you didn't do your 3 am check of Senate floor proceedings, Senate Democrats have been on the Senate Floor all night long, they say in protest of a vote later this evening to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. One of Utah's senators just spoke on the Senate Floor -- we'll hear from him. Also, former Judge Paul Cassell joins us to tell us what cases are in store for ACB should her nomination go through, and whether or not packing the court is realistic.

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Festival of Trees will still go on, it'll just be a bit different this year. Katy Welkie, CEO at Primary Children's Hospital joins us to tell us more on that, plus how Primary Children's is handling COVID-19.

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A new survey caught our eye. It looked at the impact working from home has on families. Zeroing in just on zoom meetings alone--kids interrupted parents an average of 25 times a week. This is now acceptable, so is it a sign of a new norm for employers and employees? Nate McDonald with DWS joins us to tell us more.

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A major development in the story of Lauren McCluskey this morning, two years to the day that she was murdered. U of U President Ruth Watkins and Lauren's parents will hold a joint press-conference to announce they have reached a settlement agreement. Taking that agreement live.

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How often does saying who you DIDN'T vote for make national news? For Sen. Mitt Romney, it's happened twice. Yesterday, Sen. Romney told reporters he had casted his ballot and did not vote for President Trump. So, who did he vote for? His vote in 2016 might give us a hint.

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We reported yesterday that SLCPD response times have gone from an average of 24 minutes to 50 minutes. That's a long time, but the SLC Police Union (which represents these officers) says it might get longer. Steve Winters, President of the SLC Police Union joins us to tell us why.

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Last night, the candidates for Attorney General may have had the most contentious debate Utah's had for this election. Dave and Deb dive into some of the heated moments and discuss why this debate was destined for tension.

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Utah has dozens of COVID-19 plans across the state. Restaurants, schools and even gyms have detailed coronavirus plans, but what is the state's plan for mental health during this pandemic? Two guests join to answer that question. Kim Myers with the Dept. of Human Services (she's been described as the Dr. Dunn of the mental health) and, later in the segment, Tom Golightly, the Associate Clinical Director for BYU Counseling and Psychological Services, joins us as well

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Utah has the strictest DUI law in the country -- the legal limit is .05. Still, lawmakers want to boost penalties for repeat DUI offenders as well as for "extreme DUIs." Rep. Steve Eliason joins us to tell us more.

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