Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are set to re-open by the end of the month.

Will Moab be a madhouse as a result?

The city's mayor, Karen Karthwait, joins us to tell how they're preparing.

Over 20,000 people have signaled their intention to volunteer for a controversial trial to speed up the development of a COVID-19 vaccine.

The trial requires them to be infected with the coronavirus, intentionally. Would you do it?

Over 20,000 people have signaled their intention to volunteer for a controversial trial to speed up the development of a COVID-19 vaccine.

The trial requires them to be infected with the coronavirus, intentionally. Would you do it?

It's a business that's just following state guidelines, and it requires you to do the same if you want to shop there. Snider Brothers Meats in Holladay tells customers to wear a face mask in store, and they say they've been called "Nazis" for it.

Meanwhile, Gallup just released poll results about America's face mask habits. Gallup asked Americans how often they wore a mask or face covering when out in public in the past seven days. Americans are still divided on masks!

The big headline across the nation: unemployment insurance funds are on shaky ground, and today the job landscape continues to look grim.

3-million more people across the country applied for unemployment benefits, even many businesses have begun to re-open.

Are unemployment insurance funds still healthy? We'll talk to Kevin Burt with the Utah Division of Workforce Services.

A team of 100 Intermountain Healthcare doctors and nurses took the call to action to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in one of the hardest hit spots in the country. Now that some have been sent back home to Utah, we're beginning to learn their stories. Carly Olson, a 24-year-old registered nurse who left behind her husband and baby, just returned home from Brooklyn. She joins to share her story.

A team of 100 Intermountain Healthcare doctors and nurses took the call to action to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in one of the hardest-hit spots in the country.

Now that some have been sent back home to Utah, we're beginning to learn their stories.

Carly Olson, a 24-year-old registered nurse who left behind her husband and baby, just returned home from Brooklyn. She joins to share her story.

COVID-19 has taken down the state's tax revenues and today we have a clearer picture of just how bad it is.

After a six-week coronavirus lockdown, revenues from retail clothing, entertainment, and hotels all down nearly 50%.

That's just the data from March, and April could be worse. We'll talk to Sen. Todd Weiler about what it means for our budget.

The CDC is preparing to alert doctors to look out for a syndrome in children--possibly related to COVID-19. 

We dive into how that affects your thinking about getting kids back to sports and school.

Each week at this time, we get an expert opinion on the COVID-19 pandemic from one of the top health experts in the country, former Health and Human Services Secretary and former Utah Governor, Mike Leavitt.

The big story that we've got to ask him about: the CDC is preparing to alert doctors to lookout for a syndrome in children--possibly related to COVID-19.