Spencer Cannon-Utah County Sheriff's Department-Discussed the timeline of an ongoing high-profile murder investigation, as well as where things currently stand.

Julia Hood-Pingree Autism Center of Learning-Discussed the various difficulties and struggles of autistic individuals as they grow up, as well as many of the things they are able to accomplish with proper help and assistance.

Deanne Sheppard-Utah Humane Society-Discussed efforts by the Humane Society to find homes for the animals they receive, as well as their ongoing efforts to combat animal abuse.

Kim Meyers and Clark Aposhian-Suicide Prevention Coordinator with the Utah Department of Health and Chairman of the Utah Shooting Sports Council respectively-Discussed the disturbing trend of increasing suicide rates among Utah teens, as well as safety measures parents can take in order to ensure that their children aren't put at risk of taking their own life.

Jeff Pledger-Weber County Sheriff's Office-Discussed the program run by his office to instruct teachers in proper firearm use in order to protect their classes, as well as how to behave in the event of a school shooting.

Ben Horsely-Granite School District-Discussed the various steps the district has taken or is currently implementing in order to ensure student safety in the event of an active shooter, as well how the police department assigned to the district has been essential.

James Metcalf-Discussed the various dangers posed by colon cancer and why it is essential to get screened early,

Brian Cottam-Forestry Service-Discussed recent efforts to restore forests and other areas affected by wildfires over the last year, as well as things the public can do to help avoid sparking another blaze during the upcoming summer season.

Rich Woodruff-American Red Cross-Discussed the efforts of the organization to aid in relief effortsfor recent natural disasters and tragic events, as well as the ongoing need for support and volunteers to continue the goals and objectives of the organization.

Claudia Fruin and Denni Cawley-Utah Lead Coalition and Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment respectively-Discussed the dangers posed to all people, especially pregnant women and children, by the presence of lead in older homes or structures. Also talked about the state of the air quality and steps we can take to improve it for everyone.