We hear from CD1 Democratic candidate for Congressional District 1, Darren Parry. We'll ask about his hopes for flipping one of the nation's most Republican districts.

We hear from CD1's two Democratic candidates starting with Jamie Cheek.

We're just one day out from Utah's primary elections. What does the final day of campaigning look like for the candidates?

Boyd Matheson of KSL Newsradio's Inside Sources joins Dave to break that down.

People in the United States spend nearly $1 billion on fireworks each year.

Of course, in Utah, fireworks very often lead to WILDFIRES.

Dave wants to know, do the weekend fires in Utah County make you think twice about playing with fireworks?

KSL-TV Investigator Matt Gephart and his team investigated mask wearing across the state. We'll give you the numbers on who was the best and who was the worst when it came to mask-wearing.  Matt Gephardt at 10:05

Something complicated fire evacuation efforts in Utah County this weekend.

COVID-19.

We'll talk to Joe Dougherty with the Utah Department of Public Safety about the state's plan to remedy the problem.

Thousands of Utahns forced to flee their homes in Utah County this weekend due to fast-moving wildfires. Residents in Lehi and Draper that were forced from their homes due to the Traverse fire are now being allowed back, and we're getting updates on the Knolls Fire this morning.

We'll hear from long-time KSL Newsradio producer Randall Jeppesen, who was forced to evacuate from his home in Saratoga Springs.

Thousands of Utahns forced to flee their homes in Utah County this weekend due to fast-moving wildfires.

Residents in Lehi and Draper that were forced from their homes due to the Traverse fire are now being allowed back, and we're getting updates on the Knolls Fire this morning.

KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik joins to give us the latest.

A Utah woman who got a pair of masks in the mail from the state's "Mask for Every Utahn" program was pretty shocked to find what was printed on the masks. Her masks had the image of a handgun and said "Don't Tread On Me." Now state officials are apologizing. Christine Passey joins to discuss.

There is something so curious happening with Utah voters. Could this sway the primary election next week? Tens of thousands of voters have recently registered as Republicans. Boyd Matheson joins to break it down.