School is officially out for many students across the state. Where did educators go right and wrong with distance learning? We talk to listeners.

As we continue the discussion of what's next, many ideas have been thrown out for police reform: more training, de-escalation, implicit bias training. But, one of the more controversial ideas is gaining momentum: #defundpolice. Hollywood stars and artists like John Legend are on board. We talk with Rep. Paul Ray for his take.

As we continue the discussion of what's next, many ideas have been thrown out for police reform: more training, de-escalation, implicit bias training. But, one of the more controversial ideas is gaining momentum: #defundpolice. Hollywood stars and artists like John Legend are on board. We talk to Rep. Angela Romero for her take.

Thousands have descended on downtown in the past week for a series of protests over the death of George Floyd, and three DIFFERENT protests are planned for tonight at the Capitol. We've been told mass gatherings are SUPER SPREADERS for COVID-19. Is a spike in cases looming?

Thousands have descended on downtown SLC in the past week for a series of protests over the death of George Floyd, and three DIFFERENT protests are planned for tonight at the Capitol. We've been told mass gatherings are SUPER SPREADERS for COVID-19.  Also, the nation's most controversial concert has been revived (we think). Iron County officials are reportedly on board. We'll speak with Tooele County Commissioner Alma Adams.

For days we've been watching cleanup of graffiti and broken glass. Who pays for it all? Matt Gephardt from KSL5 TV joins us with what he learned.

For days we've been watching cleanup of graffiti and broken glass. Who pays for it all? Matt Gephardt looked into it and he joins us with his story.

Dave and Debbie dive into the story of the 7-11 Hero, a guy who helped protect a local 7-11 from looters.

For the past two nights, groups have gathered downtown for protests over the death of George Floyd. Monday night, we saw a largely peaceful protest. Last night we saw the same. As more downtown protests are set for this week we're wondering if protesters think they're making progress. Deja Gaston, who organized the protest earlier this week, joins to discuss.

UDOT's installed 37 new cameras across the state.  They are thermal, heat-sensing cameras designed to help find wrong-way drivers. You won't believe how many wrong-way drivers were caught on camera just this week. UDOT Director of Operations Rob White joins to discuss.