Will you jump back into life with "soft opening"? Dave Noriega-KSL and Debbie Dujanovic KSL land on opposite sides.

It’s the 50th anniversary of Earth day today and with recent events, we have more time to think about going green during quarantine. What are some ways you are giving back to the environment?

Also, hear an in-depth story from Kelli Pierce about an air quality report Utah just released.

Then, Sophia Nicholas in the Sustainability Dept. of Salt Lake City joins to tell us about ways to go green while staying at home.

Round 2 of relief for small businesses makes its way through Congress after passing the Senate.

Rep. John Curtis joins us to discuss the second relief package, and what is in place to make sure money allocated to small businesses doesn't make it to big corporations.

The Utah Hospital Association will hold a news conference at 4 this afternoon to talk about lifting restrictions on elective surgeries. One thing that stands out to us: we aren't totally sure what elective surgeries ARE allowed now. Lee Lonsberry joins us to talk about his conversation with Dr. Steven Mobley about elective surgeries.

The Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce has released a report detailing guidelines for restaurants for when they accept customers back in their dining rooms.

We talk to former HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt about what he thinks about those guidelines AND about the state stockpiling those anti-malaria drugs.

Going in-depth on a just-released report that is so eye-opening it was destined to be the first thing we talk about this morning. 

The Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce has released a report detailing guidelines for restaurants for when they accept customers back in their dining rooms.

Nic Dunn, Public Policy Director for the Utah Valley Chamber joins to tell us more.

Congress hasn't fully been in D.C. since March when they passed that over $2 trillion stimulus package, and as another relief bill is making its way through Congress, Sen. Mike Lee is calling on his colleagues to join him in heading back to work...in Washington...in person. Sen. Lee joins to discuss.

 

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A new petition from student-athletes, coaches, and parents calls on the state high school activities association and the governor to rethink canceling spring sports.

Should parents let their kids play if the petition succeeds? Listeners weigh in.

A new petition from student-athletes, coaches, and parents calls on the state high school activities association and the governor to rethink canceling spring sports.

They put together a video, too, with a powerful message "let us play." Is it realistic to bring spring sports back for high school students? Should parents let their kids play if the petition succeeds?

Deseret News reporter Amy Donaldson joins to give her perspective.

Many hair salon owners don't qualify for a small business loan because of the way they've set up their businesses.

Dave and Debbie take some calls from others who are in the same boat.