Dave and Debbie break another story, about the number of COVID-19 related deaths in New York.

And they discuss symptoms and testing.

Ben Horsley from the Granite School District joins Dave and Debbie to talk about how schools are helping teachers get ready for distance learning, and what parents can expect from districts over the next few weeks.

Dave and Debbie begin by breaking a story about temporary changes to missionary services for those serving missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. KSL Newsradio's, Boyd Matheson, host of Inside Sources, joins the show to break down the announcement.

More news breaks during this segment, involving three Utah counties issuing non-essential travel restrictions.

And, Debbie talks about her shopping experiences over the weekend.

COVID-19 isn't handled well by people who are older.

Representative John Curtis joins Dave and Deb to talk about the importance of keeping track of, and saying in contact with, the elderly citizens in our lives.

KSL Newsradio legend, Doug Wright, joins Dave and Deb to talk about the end of the legislative session.

Dave and Deb ask the audience if they want their children to stay home from school?

And they'll talk about which school districts and universities/colleges are already addressing closures.

Finally, Marc Giauque, KSL News Director, joins Dave and Deb to break news about the Murray School District.

Some perspective can help today.

Remember Swine Flu? Debbie will take us back to 2009, when vaccine production happened quickly.

And Dave and Deb will talk to journalist Tania Mashburn, with KSL TV, someone who survived the Swine Flu Pandemic.

President Trump announced travel restrictions, beginning tomorrow.  Dave and Debbie will play some of the President's Oval Office speech and dive into what these travel restrictions mean.

Viking and Princess Cruise Lines have halted all cruises.

The Dow dropped at the opening bell. Dave and Deb will speak with Shane Stewart of DMBA about a possible 30% reduction of the stock market's value.

Two Jazz All-Stars are now diagnosed with COVID-19. Four police officers are on voluntary leave, because of COVID-19. Dave and Debbie speak with SLC Police Chief Mike Brown.

Also, Rep. Paul Ray joins Dave and Deb. He's just created a bill that will help Utah fight COVID-19. He wants $160-million to do it.  How will the money be spent?

Rudy Gobert has COVID-19 coronavirus. And so does Donovan Mitchell.

Reporters and police officers are also involved in this growing story.

Dave and Debbie speak with KSL's Unrivaled Host Alex Kirry.

We'll find out how many people in the Jazz organization have been tested.