It's the first work and 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 has the three pros and the three cons of Daylight Saving Time.

2020 might be the year for lawmakers to get tough on vaping. Now we're learning two pieces of legislation to protect our kids are stalled on the hill.

Marc Watterson with the AHA joins to discuss. 

Also, there are just a few days before lawmakers wrap up the 2020 Legislative Session. What's left to accomplish? Speaker Brad Wilson has the answers.

Local hospitals are responding to the Coronavirus--including the U of U hospital, which is setting up tents outside to treat patients experiencing symptoms. 

But Dave's doctor says we may be pressing the panic button too soon.

A couple of women in Australia seemed panicked as they fought over toilet paper. Dave and Debbie have the audio.

All eyes on the stock market this morning. The market fell over 7%, a decline so steep that trading was halted for 15 minutes. We'll talk to Shane Stewart of DMBA about what this means for your 401(k). Also, local hospitals are responding to the Coronavirus--including the U of U hospital, which is setting up tents outside to treat patients experiencing symptoms.

A bill that would provide free breakfasts to 16,000 Utah school kids has been canned on Capitol Hill. One lawmaker saying "let parents be parents." Gina Cornia with Utahns Against Hunger speaks about why this piece of legislation is important.

Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the 2020 presidential race today. The program cuts live to the Senator's official announcement.

A bill that would provide free breakfasts to 16,000 Utah school kids has been canned on Capitol Hill. One lawmaker saying "let parents be parents."

Lots of people are being turned away from medical marijuana pharmacies across Utah. The story on kslnewsradio.com says it's because the online portal to sign up for a medical marijuana card has some glitches -- and pharmacies CAN'T use a doctor's recommendation in its place. Dave and Debbie talk to Connor Boyack about what's being done behind the scenes to fix the problem.

While Utah doesn't have any recorded cases of residents catching coronavirus inside the state... there's always a possibility. Nurses Jason and Erica with Atlas Homecare and Hospice discuss how others are preparing and how to protect vulnerable populations from the virus.

The cost of hand sanitizer is outrageous, plane tickets are getting cheaper. How is COVID-19 effecting more than just Wall Street?