It's a hotly contested race and chances are you might not even know what the Attorney General does. We'll have all the candidates on the show this week to tell us what they'll do to make Utah safer. David Leavitt joins us today.

On the heels of a heated discussion about the Cedar City protest concert, we dive into Lagoon's new policy. Masks are now required in the lines at the park.  When the park first opened, they required visitors only to wear a mask at the park entrance.

The third time WAS a charm for Eric Moutsos and his controversial concert. After he was rejected twice (in Kaysville and Tooele County) Iron County welcomed a group of reportedly thousands of concert-goers this weekend to a Collin Raye concert.

Not many wore masks, no one appeared to social distance. Did he risk a super-spread?

Chad Daybell is a self-published author who has written more than two dozen books about near-death and doomsday events--which brings us to today's discussion of cult-like mentality.

As the search for the missing kids progressed some news outlets dove into the history about Chad and Lori Daybell. Steve Hassan is an expert who examines cult-like thinking. He joins us to discuss Chad Daybell.

Utah Governor Gary Herbert is calling on a statewide ban of choke-holds by law enforcement officers. Will lawmakers put the wheels in motion this week to write it into law during a special session as protests for police reform continue? Rep. Paul Ray joins to preview what could be in store.

Is Great Clips going to solve COVID-19 for us? CNN is reporting that no cases of coronavirus have been linked to two Missouri Great Clips hairstylists who saw 140 clients last month while symptomatic. At first, the salon was being criticized for the employees working while sick. Now, the hairstylists are being praised for their diligence in preventing a spread.

Just got word Disneyland is planning to open in July--July 17th to be exact, with government approval. And if you're already booking your trip, your vacation experience is going to look a little different this year. The LA Times has a new report on the changes waiting for you at hotels.

For sale right now on Amazon: T-shirts and hats that have the words "Blue Lives Murder" in big bold letters. One Utah woman, the mother of a sheriff's deputy, is outraged. Should Amazon pull those products?