COVID-19 is shaking up the vacation landscape as well as everything else, but one industry is just fine with it. RV rentals are up 650%. KSL News Radio's Unrivaled and Nightside host Alex Kirry, who's taken a bunch of trips on RVs with Dave, joins to talk about it.

Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee wants the Governor to grant a "compassionate exemption" for schools from the mask mandate. The Governor is planning to meet with Legislative leaders about that this afternoon. Senate President Stuart Adams comes on to preview the meeting with us.

Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee wants the Governor to grant a "compassionate exemption" for schools from the mask mandate. The Governor is planning to meet with Legislative leaders about that this afternoon. Bill Lee joins us with insight.

Many college students look forward to the full college experience. But COVID-19 is shaking everything up, including dorm life. Dr. Lori McDonald, Vice President of Student Affairs at the U of U, joins us to tell us more.

Salt Lake City School District won't bring students back to the classroom yet because the COVID-19 case count is too high.   But a KSL-TV story at Highland football workout shows players face to face, no social distancing.  How is that okay but-in person school isn't? We'll talk to Yandary Chatwin with SLCSD.

Which one is it, SLCSD? As we've reported: Salt Lake City School District won't bring students back to the classroom yet because the COVID-19 case count is too high.   But a KSL-TV story at Highland football workout shows players face to face, no social distancing.  How is that okay but-in person school isn't? We'll talk to Amy Donaldson, who has insight on the practices.

The district has laid out plans to get kids back into classrooms by August 18th, and parents and teachers are reacting. So is Assistant Superintendent Rhonda Bromley who joins us in this segment to tell us more.

Parents in the Alpine School District got their chance to take the microphone last night, and it got heated. The district is laying out plans to get kids back into classrooms by August 18th, and you have to hear the reaction from parents and teachers. We're diving into the plan going forward--and all of the uncertainties.

Can Utahns sacrifice for 55 days, to help fight COVID-19? KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson has challenged Utahns to participate in what he calls the 55 Day Moonshot Challenge. Listeners join in.

Boyd Matheson, host of KSL Newsradio's Inside Sources, wrote an opinion piece for the Deseret News about John F. Kennedy’s speech to Rice University which outlined his purpose and reasoning to land on the moon--at a time when America was floundering with its space program. Boyd likened it to where we stand now, and is challenging Utahns to participate in what he calls the "55 Day Moonshot Challenge."