KSL TV's Felicia Martinez reporting this morning that lines are CRAZY at the DMV in Draper. The first person got there at 1:30am, and folks in line face 7 to 9 hour wait times.

Gridlock this morning at the DMV. KSL TV's Felicia Martinez reporting this morning that lines are CRAZY at the DMV in Draper. The first person got there at 1:30am, and folks in line face 7 to 9 hour wait times. We talked to Monte Roberts with the DMV about what's being done to help. Hear from him and Felicia Martinez.

State park officials are meeting this morning after crowds overwhelmed some of Utah's state parks this weekend. Sand Hollow was just one of the parks that turned visitors away because it was overwhelmed. Are we getting too comfortable returning to parks during the COVID 19 pandemic? Or was the state asking for it by reopening them with perfect weather? 

 

Utah State Parks PIO Eugene Swalberg joins us to discuss. 

 

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It's the new app that has everybody talking: the state unveiled it's new tool health officials say will help limit the spread of COVID-19 in the state.

It's called the Healthy Together App, and will help healthcare workers here to TRACK the spread of the virus. Our producer, Andrew, just downloaded he app and he walks through it with us, live.

It's the new app that has everybody talking: the state unveiled it's new tool health officials say will help limit the spread of COVID-19 in the state. It's called the Healthy Together App, and will help healthcare workers here to TRACK the spread of the virus. But, will Utahns opt-in? Are the security parameters enough to ease their fears over privacy risks? Earl Foote with Nexus IT joins to give his take.

If you didn't get your stimulus check, what's the deal?

How did you spend your stimulus check if you got it? And if you didn't get it, what's the deal? Evelyn Cox from our $1,000 challenge joins to tell us what she did after her work hours got cut.

Three Utah county consider soft openings. Dave and Debbie replay some of their conversation with the Mayor of Kaysville, and then listeners weigh in.

Three counties north of Salt Lake City are looking to loosen restrictions on businesses being open--as soon as May 1st.

Health officials call it a "soft-opening" where you could see dine-in restaurants and more soon open their doors. Kaysville Mayor Katie Witt joins to give her take.

Over 26 million people have filed for unemployment in the past several weeks. With some counties in Utah set for a "soft-opening," will people be able to get back to work?

Kevin Burt, Unemployment Insurance Division Director for the Division of Workforce Services joins to tell us more.