An outbreak of COVID-19 originating from a kids' summer camp in Georgia has Dave and Debbie asking if this type of story is a concern to parents who are deciding whether to send kids back to school. Listeners join the show.

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One of the coronavirus hotspots in the nation was tracked back to a summer camp in Georgia. How does this affect how parents feeling about sending kids to school? KSL TV's investigative reporter Matt Gephardt sent his kids to summer camp. He'll join to tell us how they do it.

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What began as a rally for a man killed in a police-involved shooting turned into a protest. The mother of Zane James joins the show.

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The two-week countdown for many Utah parents and students starts today. School will start for some in just 14 days, and others a little later. One district in Indiana has already started, though, and their troubles began day one. A student walked into a junior high in Indiana, and hours later the school was informed that student had tested positive. We'll dive into how the district reacted. 

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People who live in Cottonwood Heights weigh in on whether police should have allowed protesters to walk the neighborhood streets as part of their rally

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Cottonwood Heights Councilwoman Tali Bruce was at the rally to remember Zane James, and caught what some are calling police violence on videotape. She joins the program to add her perspective. 

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The police shooting of a 19-year-old man two years ago spun up from a peaceful rally at a park on the east side of Salt Lake County, to a brawl between police and protesters who'd taken their march into a neighborhood. We talk to Cottonwood Heights police detective Robby Russo, who says that protests are not allowed in neighborhood streets.

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The police shooting of a 19-year-old man two years ago spun up from a peaceful rally at a park on the east side of Salt Lake County, to a brawl between police and protesters who'd taken their march into a neighborhood. How'd a dance protest turn into chaos? What will police do ahead of more possible protests?

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There are some tough conversations parents have to have with their kids. But how do parents have them? BYU Counselor Tom Golightly joins us to arm parents with advice. 

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We hear from Jordan School Board President Bryce Dunford, who will give us the scoop on what transportation to school looks like. 

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