Utah House Minority Leader Rep. Brian King, joins the show. He's calling on his colleagues to take COVID-19 more seriously. We'll ask him what he means.

We had a huge crowd of folks protesting in downtown Salt Lake City over the weekend. They're not happy with government orders to close businesses that can't social distance. We talk to the man who organized the protest, Eric Moutsos.

Did you notice that Amber Alert you received on your phone at 3:30 in the morning Sunday had no information in it? Well it's the THIRD time in six months that that's happened, and now the Department of Public Safety is suspending them until further notice. DPS Commissioner Jess Anderson joins the show to tell us more. Also, State Auditor John Dougall tells us that he turned off those alerts on his phone a while ago. He joins us to tell us more about that.

Did you notice that Amber Alert you received on your phone at 3:30 in the morning Sunday had no information in it?

Well, it's the THIRD time in six months that that's happened, and now the Department of Public Safety is suspending them until further notice.

DPS Commissioner Jess Anderson joins the show to tell us more. 

 

Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't forget to review on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

 

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Getting tested in Utah is easier than ever. If you have just one symptom… even if it’s mild, you’re encouraged to get tested.

In Dave's case, he shows no symptoms at all, but he was still asked to get tested, along with his mom! He recorded the whole thing on tape.

Dave and Debbie talk about which restaurant they can wait to get back to, and callers call in with their favorites.

Utah's restaurants have been hit hard by the spread of COVID-19. After weeks of to-go orders and deliveries, how are they holding up?

Melva Sine with the Utah Restaurant Association joins the show to discuss.

A parent calls the show to talk about the potential for delayed graduation for 2020 graduates.

Then, Ben Horsely, spokesman for the Granite School District, joins the show to talk about his survey results. They asked what parents and students really wanted from their graduation.

Pressure builds to "reopen the economy" and bring life back to normal.

What will it take to do that?

We ask former HHS Secretary and former Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt that, and about this new saliva test that's being called a "game-changer."