Dave weighs in breaking news about the Boy Scouts of America. In Utah, the organization voted to consolidate three councils into one large council. It will be known as the Crossroads of the West Council.

Then they finish their conversation about Utah company Banjo, and whether the company, which receives millions of taxpayer dollars to help fight crime faster, is actually helping Utahns.

A private Utah company is getting millions of taxpayer dollars to help police fight crime faster.  We're going in-depth to ask if -- as taxpayers -- are we getting what we're paying for?

Ric Cantrell, Chief of Staff in the Attorney General's office joins the show to defend the contract--and Sen. Todd Weiler joins to talk about his concerns.

The countdown to the final day of the 2020 session...you've heard from House Speaker Brad Wilson yesterday--and you'll hear from Senate President Stuart Adams tomorrow. Today: a prominent Democrat on the show live to tell us his goals for the final days.

Dave and Debbie recap what was just revealed about a second case of COVID-19 coronavirus in Utah. The information was released by the Utah Department of Health.

And they explain why we're seeing so many people saying 'don't touch your face!'

The State Health Department is confirming this morning Utah's second case of COVID-19. We're standing by for a press conference with the state's epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn. In the meantime, Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, who leads the state's Coronavirus Task Force, joins the show to discuss the state's second case and the task force's second meeting set for today.

Delta Airlines has cut domestic flights by 15%. American Airlines is cutting domestic and international flights.

How does this affect your spring break/ spring travel plans?

Nancy Volmer from Salt Lake International Airport joins Dave and Debbie to discuss airline response to COVID-19 coronavirus and what Salt Lake Int'l is doing to keep people safe.

Dave and Debbie recap the trading halt that happened on Wall Street earlier on Monday.

Also, people are fighting in grocery stores over TOILET PAPER. Really?

Really!

It doesn't happen every day that the FBI asks tourists from around the globe to send in vacation photos to help solve a case.

But the bureau set up a website for folks to upload pics if you were in Yellowstone on a very specific date.

Also, Lori Daybell's bail was reduced! Greg Skordas joins to break it down.

Utah lawmakers have proposed a $20 billion budget. Dave can't breath.

And 230 bills still need to be addressed!

What's going to happen next?  House Speaker Brad Wilson comes on board with his insight.

It's the first work & school day since we sprung forward, an extra hour of sleep just evaporated. How are you feeling today and are you ready to ditch all the clock switching? 

Dave and Debbie take your calls! Also, KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry has an update on the legislation that was proposed to get rid of this time switching!