Tanner runs through news for Northern Colorado and remembers as of a year ago today, the first COVID case was found in Colorado.

Mike Morris, with Auto Collision Specialists talks about mask mandates and why Colorado should think about opening things up.

Tanner goes into further detail as to why he thinks Colorado should start operating at one hundred percent capacity.

Reporter at The Coloradoan, Erin Udell, talks about the many stories and ripple effect that the virus has caused among Laramie County, and making sure these stories are heard.

Tanner debates whether or not Colorado should open up 100% like the state of Texas did recently, and where Colorado can go from here.

Sean Chambers, Director of Greeley Water and Sewer talks about the Terry Ranch Project and addresses concern among those who are doubtful that the project will help Greeley residents. Kevin Shaffer, writer and editor at Colorado Preps Network talks about all things Preps and what to look forward to in the future.

Tanner talks more about Governor Polis' decision to make March 20th, "meat out day," and how Weld residents are responding to said event.

Mario Gomez, with Alliance Irrigation talks about the price of mechanized irrigation and how this can be beneficial to farmers and ranchers. Robin Varelman, owner of Livestock Exchange talks about the importance of the agriculture industry, and why there needs to be more education on the matter.

Tanner talks about Governor Polis and his recent decision to make March 20th, "meat out day" and Weld County's rebuttal.

Publisher and Editor at BizWest, Chris Wood talks about how retail is dying and the future of shopping malls.