Several parts of the state want to move out of orange and into yellow by June 1st, and state leaders might let them.  Some counties have requested to move to yellow faster, like Cache County which requested to go yellow as soon as this week. Diving into that--and the baseball players who have decided to skip yellow altogether.  Scott Aylett with Spanish Fork City joins with his viewpoint.

Several parts of the state want to move out of orange and into yellow by June 1st, and state leaders might let them. As the state's moderate or orange risk level order gets set to expire this Friday, the race to yellow is heating up. Some counties have requested to move to yellow faster, like Cache County which requested to go yellow as soon as this week. Diving into that--and the baseball players who have decided to skip yellow altogether.

Some of Utah's 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 volunteered to fight COVID-19 on the frontlines, just returned home from Brooklyn. She joined Dave & Dujanovic to share her story.

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

 

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Stay-cation?

Stay put?

Or "get me outta here and on a beach, pronto!"

We'll take a look at the best travel deals right now--then hear from McKay Coppins, staff writer for The Atlantic, about his recent flying experience. What he says about it may just change your mind.

For many Utah families, COVID-19 and the economic shutdown have blown up summer travel plans.

For others? It's "should I stay or should I go?" And what about staycations?

We'll take a look at the best travel deals right now.

A new program may help you cover the cost of rent if you're financially strapped, and you qualify. 

Paul Smith of the Utah Apartment Association joins the program with his take.

We go in-depth on a new program that could help you cover the cost of rent if you're financially strapped.

Jonathan Handy, the Housing Community Development Director at the Department of Workforce Services joins to discuss.

We go in-depth on the governor's rent deferment program which expires Friday -- and a new program that could help you cover the cost of rent if you're financially strapped.  

We speak with a landlord to see what the landscape looks like for her.

Dave and Deb have spoken with state officials about how Utahns are doing with COVID-19 social distancing, etc.

Now, listeners join in to talk about what they're seeing.