Is there hope for a vaccine by Christmas? Debbie talks about what she's found in her research.

It ain't over til it's over. We're talking about COVID-19. Health officials on the national level AND the state level are worried that nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd could risk a spike in cases of COVID-19. Dr. Fauci expressed concern, and so did Dr. Angela Dunn. Will we see a spike in cases? Also, some state officials are recommending another risk level transition--this time to a new shade of green: "Smart Green." The Utah Restaurant Association isn't happy about how the change. Melva Sine joins to tell us why.

It ain't over til it's over. We're talking about COVID-19. Health officials on the national level AND the state level are worried that nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd could risk a spike in cases of COVID-19. Dr. Fauci expressed concern, and so did Dr. Angela Dunn. Will we see a spike in cases? Also, some state officials are recommending another risk level transition--this time to a new shade of green: "Smart Green."

Throughout the hour, Dave and Deb spoke with the NAACP and law enforcement about unequal justice in the United States. Now they want to hear from listeners.

Dave and Debbie go in-depth on race relations in Utah and matters of race in policing here. In this segment we hear from Sheriff Rosie Rivera, who says she's willing to bring anyone to the table for a conversation about race in policing.

Dave and Debbie go in-depth on race relations in Utah and matters of race in policing here. In this first segment, we talk to Jeanetta Williams, President of the NAACP Salt Lake Branch.

Our colleague Jasen Lee recently penned an article for the Deseret News about his experience and his wife's experience of being black in America. Jasen wrote the piece soon after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis...but before protests across the country reached their fever pitch over the weekend. We'll talk to him about his article and his experience--and what we can learn from the protests this weekend.

Our colleague Jasen Lee recently penned an article for the Deseret News about his experience and his wife's experience of being black in America. Jasen wrote the piece soon after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis...but before protests across the country reached their fever pitch over the weekend. We'll talk to him about his article and his experience--and what we can learn from the protests this weekend.

The Salt Lake Police are on the hunt for those responsible for destroying a police car during this weekend’s protest. They’re not alone, the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is on the case. One person responsible has already turned himself in, police say. We'll talk to Det. Greg Wilking of SLCPD about the guy who turned himself in.

It wasn't the perfect protest, but last night's in SLC was peaceful. We're going to take you inside to hear what went right, and compare it to what went wrong on Saturday. Then we dive into Salt Lake City's extended curfew. We spoke this morning to Karl Schmae, former FBI agent, about what he thinks the law enforcement presence downtown will mean for protests this week.