At one point the projection was dire -- Utah would need 1,771 beds for patients with COVID-19. Emergency Management even set up emergency hospital beds at the expo center just in case.

It's now May 11th. The UDOH says around 100 people are hospitalized right now. Does Emergency Management think we still need hospital beds at the expo center? Joe Dougherty joins to answer.

How well does Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox think Utah is doing with its coronavirus response? We asked him.

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D2 Debrief: Do you support getting kids back on the field?

Dave and Debbie go back over the story of the morning, that one business in Utah County didn't follow COVID-19 social distancing rules. They talk about what they learned.

And Boyd Matheson joins with a preview of his interview with former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich.

Ralph Clegg, Executive Director at the Utah County Health Department joins the show answer why the county won't name the businesses.

State Sen. Dan McCay says he's gotten hundreds of emails about this: what the heck do we do about driver's ed? He's floating a few ideas--including letting parents certify their kids.

We hear from a driver's ed teacher, Ben Horne, who gives us his take.

State Sen. Dan McCay says he's gotten hundreds of emails about this: what the heck do we do about driver's ed?

He's floating a few ideas--including letting parents certify their kids. He joins us to discuss.

There's a new antibody test that's becoming more available to Utahns.

Dave and Debbie have a guest on who has undergone the antibody testing.

And a listener joins with his antibody test experience.

here's a new antibody test that's becoming more available to Utahns.

We'll ask Dr. Eddie Stenehjem with Intermountain Healthcare who should get tested, where you can get tested and our big question: if you have antibodies does that mean you're immune from catching it again?

Two Utah County businesses did NOT follow social distancing guidelines, and the county won't name the businesses.

Does the public have the right to know the name of the businesses?

Listeners are invited to join the discussion.