We’re just 8 days away from the Primary Election. Republicans and Democrats are going to narrow down their candidates for November’s General Election. Ahead of the primary, we're going to talk with each of the candidates vying for Rep. Rob Bishop's soon vacant seat in Congress. Today we talk to republican Bob Stevenson.

Your cell phone remembers more about where you were and what you did than you do. And it's how the FBI zeroed in on precisely where JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan were buried on their stepdad's property in Idaho. Former FBI Supervisor Karl Schmae joins to give some insight.

It was a record-breaking weekend for Utah, and they aren't the records we should be proud of. We broke the record for the highest daily increase in COVID-19 cases on Friday, then broke it again on Saturday. We'll talk about the growing movement to make masks mandatory--and look at the example of Phoenix which now requires its residents to wear them.

It was a record-breaking weekend for Utah, and they aren't the records we should be proud of. We broke the record for the highest daily increase in COVID-19 cases on Friday, then broke it again on Saturday.

KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards debriefs us on the numbers.

The Supreme Court has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to overturn the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA program. It allowed immigrants that came to the US under the age of 16, who do not have a criminal record and who are enrolled in school, to pay a fee, receive a temporary waiver, and remain in the United States. Thousands of people in Utah are affected by ruling.

Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson joins the program with is insight.

All week we've been speaking with the Republican candidates in the race for Utah's governor.  In this segment we breakdown the rest of the interviews we've had this week with the other candidates. Thomas Wright at 10:35

We have been speaking with all the Republican candidates for governor this week because the primary election is just 12 days away!

Today in the hot seat: Thomas Wright. We'll hear about his priorities if elected.

The Supreme Court has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to overturn the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA program. It allowed immigrants that came to the US under the age of 16, who do not have a criminal record and who are enrolled in school, to pay a fee, receive a temporary waiver, and remain in the United States. Thousands of people in Utah are affected by ruling.

The FDA has revoked the emergency use authorization for a type of antibody test that cost thousands of Utahns $70. Draper Mayor joins us with his input.

If you got one of those coronavirus antibody tests, you might have to get tested again. The FDA revoked the emergency use authorization for a type of antibody test that thousands of Utahns paid $70 for, including Debbie, host Andrew and our guest host today Amy Donaldson.

Dr. Paul Benson of RapidScreen Solutions joins to tell us whether or not people can expect their money back.