We all saw the protests in Salt Lake City on Saturday over the death of George Floyd as turned violent. As the Capital City's curfew that began at 8 p.m. Saturday expires,  Mayor Erin Mendenhall has a new problem on her hands. The state's largest police union issued a scathing letter for something she said about police at the protest. We'll see if we can mend fences with the Fraternal Order of Police and Mayor Mendenhall as part of our in-depth hour of coverage.

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We'll hear a speech from Kearns High Valedictorian Khoi Nguyen, then hear the story of Deserae Turner--who is graduating 3 years after being shot in the head by two of her classmates and left for dead.

A Utah lawmaker wants to tackle price gouging, but his idea may not be what you think when you think price gouging. Senator Lincoln Fillmore will join the show with his new idea to minimize the number of Utah residents who get investigated for price gouging.

A Utah lawmaker wants to tackle price gouging, but his idea may not be what you think when you think price gouging.

Senator Lincoln Fillmore will join the show with his new idea to minimize the number of Utah residents who get investigated for price gouging.

President Trump has declared war today on Twitter. He thinks he's being censored. He's expected to sign an executive order to make social media companies easier to sue.

Can he do this? And are you feeling that social media censors you or are you the person who feels more of your friends should have their ridiculously WRONG posts removed?

President Trump has declared war today on Twitter. He thinks he's being censored. He's expected to sign an executive order to make social media companies easier to sue.

Can he do this? And are you feeling that social media censors you or are you the person who feels more of your friends should have their ridiculously WRONG posts removed?

The organizer of the Collin Raye concert that's drummed up a world of controversy says he'd go to jail to put on this concert. What would fire you up enough to go to jail?

The Collin Raye concert that's drummed up a world of controversy is heading to the courtroom. A judge is calling both sides to court tomorrow, signing off last night at 7pm on a temporary restraining order on what's shaping up to be the nation's craziest concert controversy.

Eric Moutsos stands by the concert, and says the show will still go on despite the TRO and a public health order.  Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne joins us this segment.

You've got to hear the KSL-TV story of Farmington High grad Nick Shirley. He's a Youtuber. We'll play Tania Dean's story, then hear more senior shoutouts from proud parents.

We talk to Hope in Darkness host Becky Bruce about the Josh and Thamy Holt story, and the first two episodes of the newly launched podcast.