There were about four thousand new COVID-19 cases in just 4 days. Some schools are experiencing a spike in cases, too, and one teacher has been hospitalized after contracting COVID-19. There's a lot of uncertainty with schools, and some parents are stuck in a position of what do. We'll get some perspective from an infectious diseases expert, Dr. Todd Vento. Then we'll speak with Deseret News reporter Amy Donaldson who has been hearing from teachers about what the coronavirus situation is like in their schools. Then we talk to a high school student, Mazie Sessions, who is on a 14-day quarantine because she was exposed at school. 

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A huge decision facing the governor this week ... we've been experiencing a record-breaking spike in COVID-19 cases in Utah, so what will the Governor do? Will he impose a statewide mask mandate? Will he turn the dial back to orange? Could schools go back fully online?  Diving into all of that with the host of KSL Newsradio's Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry. 

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Plans are underway for the funeral for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at the age of 87. And Washington is already knee-deep in debate over whether or not to wait to fill her seat until after the election. We'll speak with Boyd Matheson about her legacy, and then about the looming debate facing the Senate with former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love. 

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After 17 positive tests were identified at Riverton High School, the Jordan School Board keeping kids away from the school, not for the recommended two weeks, but for two school days. Some say that schools are ignoring health guidelines after they reach the 15 case threshold where the state recommends a school goes fully online. We spoke to Jordan School Board President Bryce Dunford about the decision. 

 

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A Salt Lake City Police Officer now charged with a felony. The Salt Lake County DA's office announced yesterday that K9 officer Nickolas Pearce had been charged with aggravated assault, alleging he let his K9 attack a man who had his hands in the air. 

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If you live on a street with ten homes, only about five of those Utah families are willing to get vaccinated for COVID-19, once the vaccine is available. Diving into that--plus a round-up on where vaccines are at in their development. 

 

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KSL Newsradio morning host Tim Hughes joins us to tell us about his new announcing gig with the Las Vegas Raiders.

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We asked congressional candidate Burgess Owens yesterday about TV ads claiming he's declared bankruptcy 6 times. He denied that claim, and explained that he went broke after he left the NFL. We wanted to know more about why multi-million dollar pro-ball players wind up a financial mess. Dave has the answers.

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Diving into the power that homeowners associations have over homeowners. One Utah HOA won't let residents hang home security cameras. The possible consequence: there's no surveillance video of a killer. We'll hear more from Utah's Morning News' interview with Sen. Curtis Bramble, who may make moves to disallow HOA's from banning security cameras.

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The podcast “COLD” reported extensively for the first time on a multi-state operation aimed at getting Josh Powell, the lone suspect in the disappearance of Susan Powell, to talk — including a wiretap. But until now, that did not include details of what police learned during the wiretapped conversations. We speak with “COLD” host Dave Cawley, who has released a new episode of the podcast with those details.

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