Dave and Debbie revisit a portion of their conversation with Utah Lt.Governor Spencer Cox, for clarification about visiting state parks and enforcement of Governor Herbert's directive to stay at home.

Then Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera joins the show to discuss violations of stay at home orders and what that means and/or looks like.

We're cutting through what was a confusing weekend of public health orders. Salt Lake County's NEW Stay-Home order is now in effect as of midnight last night.

If you missed it -- that's likely because it was issued sometime yesterday afternoon (that's when we got the press release) and Mayor Jenny Wilson ordered a bunch of businesses to close until April 13th.  

Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox joins the show with some answers.

Boyd Matheson joins the show to bring context to our state and nation's battle with COVID-19 -- including our push to sort through the confusion you may be feeling with orders from our political leaders. First, Utah lost a well-known auto-exec, former house speaker, 2002 Olympic organizer and philanthropist, Bob Garff. Meanwhile, the number of cases nationwide have skyrocketed--driven by massive numbers in New York City.

The pandemic might be giving crooks a get of jail free card! They don't even have to have the virus. Deb has a copy of a list of more than 150 criminal cases right here in Salt Lake County where the accused will get bounced out of jail over Coronavirus concerns. Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill joins us to discuss.

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COVID-19 has altered just about every aspect of our lives. Including 9-1-1. Salt Lake City's 911 Center handles about 750,000 calls a year. But, like the rest of the world, they didn't predict a virus to infuse more calls into the system. Lisa Burnette, director of SLC 911 Center joins to discuss.

First, an update on the series of small earthquakes that have hit in the Salt Lake City area this morning.

Cincinnati police are temporarily suspending in-person responses to certain 911 calls to limit the spread of COVID-19. How is COVID-19 affecting Salt Lake PD's response to crime?

Engaged couples around the world, preparing what is supposed to be the biggest day of their lives--at a crossroads during COVID-19. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints made a major announcement Wednesday, telling Latter-Day Saints in a letter that it will temporarily close all temples.  Sheri Dew joins to discuss.

Dave and Debbie have listeners call in to talk about how they're dealing with cooped-up kids.

Kids are home from school, stuck inside, and starting to get bored. Some parents are starting to wonder--is it safe to let your kids have a playdate?

Dave and Debbie talked to Dr. Neal Davis, a pediatrician with Intermountain Healthcare about it this morning. Hear from him, and Sara Larsen (a parent) all about it.

Former Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt, who served as Secretary of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush, is now joining Dave & Dujanovic weekly to discuss the latest on the spread of COVID-19.

Several topics to discuss with him today: the Summit County stay-at-home order, President Trump's Easter deadline, the looming hospital bed shortage, and more.