Debbie talks about story from eastern Utah that gave her HOPE! 

It involves the police in a smaller Utah town. And they speak with the Police Chief of this town. Wait until you hear this!

Dave and Debbie talk about how COVID-19 is affecting home budgets across the state.

And they ask callers to let them know how all of this is hitting their pocketbook.

Schools across Utah are closed for the time being.

So, what now parents?

Author (and Debbie's good friend) Stephanie Ashcraft joins the show with ideas.

Dave and Deb go back over a few of the things the Utah Restaurant Association mentioned about food servers, and eating out in Utah.

Then, they speak with a pediatrician Dr. Ryan Godfriedson about best practices for kids and COVID-19.

Dave and Debbie speak with a representative of the Utah Restaurant Association about food servers and food supply.

Dave and Debbie talk about their first show done by social distancing.

They speak with SLC Mayor Erin Mendenhall about the possibility of a shelter in place, as has happened in San Francisco, CA.

And they speak with Rep. John Curtis about how the federal and state governments might be able to help with mortgage and rent payments.

Dave and Debbie break another story, about the kidnapping of a Sister Missionary in Guatemala.

They review some of the changes to missionary services announced earlier in the show.

They talk about what they'd use a $1K rebate check for, and they take messages from callers on how they'd use a rebate check.

Dave and Debbie break the story that coronavirus testing for a vaccine has begun, as US researchers give a Seattle volunteer an experimental shot.

Shane Stewart, from Deseret Mutual Benefits Administrators, on where the money for a stimulus check would come from. And, what would be the best way to spend that money?

Former Governor Mike Leavitt continues his conversation about the coronavirus pandemic with Dave and Debbie.

He talks about what it takes to get a vaccine prepared for a previously unknown virus.

Former Secretary of Health and Human Services (2005-2009), Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (2003-2005), and the 14th Governor of Utah, Michael Leavitt, joins Dave and Debbie to speak on what he calls the "aggressive strategy" of state and federal officials in the wake of COVID-19 coronavirus.