Dawn Wright and Deborah Watkins-Shriner's Hospital for Children-Discussed ongoing efforts to provide quality care for children with disabilities without breaking a family's budget. Also talked about some of the programs available to children missing limbs or with other issues that have provided them a new opportunity at life. Concluded by going volunteer opportunities and ways people can donate to the organization.

John Gleason-Utah Department of Transportation and Zach Whitney-Discussed the alarming rise of distracted driving on the roads, and the dangers this poses to construction crews and other drivers. Also talked about ongoing construction taking place on Utah roads, and how much of an improvement they will be when completed. Concluded by going over efforts to prevent wildlife from causing accidents to drivers.

Julia Hood-Pingree Autism Center of Learning-Discussed the challenges of teaching autistic kids, and how educators are adapting to meet the needs of these students. Also talked about some of the challenges faced by children with autism when it comes to socializing and fitting in, and how to help them do so. Concluded by going over the ongoing need for help and support for autistic kids as they make their way through life.

Rob Best-Security and Exchange Commission-Discussed ongoing fraud cases and the efforts being made to prosecute the fraudsters. Also talked about certain ongoing schemes and how to spot them before falling victim. Concluded by going over the importance for people being vigilant when it comes to watching their money, as well as reporting any suspicious activities to the SEC.

Rich Woodruff-American Red Cross-Discussed the emergency training services offered by the Red Cross, and how important it is for people to learn even basic emergency response skills. Also talked about how these skills have saved lives in workplaces and other locations where immediate care was needed before crews arrived. Concluded by going over course availability and how people can get involved.

Danielle Sheppard-Humane Society-Discussed recent cases of animal abuse and how troublesome they are. Also talked about the efforts of the group to rescue animals from abusive situations and find them forever homes. Concluded by going over volunteer opportunities and how people can get involved.

Erica Hansen-Utah's Hogle Zoo-Discussed elephant conservation programs and how the zoo is helping preserve the species from extinction. Also talked about how elephant blood has helped contribute to cancer research. Concluded by going over some of the programs available at the zoo.Allison Nance-Utah Department of Health-Discussed the progression of the Zika virus in the United States, and the potential danger it poses. Also talked about efforts taken here in Utah to prevent it from arriving here. Concluded by going over the research efforts and progress.

Ray Wunder and Nathan Anderson-Fathers of autistic boys-Discussed the challenges parents of autistic children face while raising them, and how they manage their child's disability. Also talked about the incredible lengths they go to in ensuring their children are able to function in society. Concluded by going over some of the other techniques and resources available for other parents of autistic kids.

Joelle Fierro-Discussed the rates of mammography screenings and just how worrisome the low rates in Utah are. Also talked about survival rates for those who get screened and catch any potential issues early. Concluded by reiterating the necessity of getting screened early and often.

Tonia Tewell-Holding Out Hope-Discussed the efforts by her organization to help those seeking to escape polygamist communities find freedom. Also talked about some of the difficulties faced by those inside of the communities and how important it is to help those in need. Concluded by going over success stories of how escapees have recovered.