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Dave & Dujanovic: Bill would free up physician’s assistants to play bigger role for patients
A state senator's bill would allow physician's assistants to play a more autonomous role in caring for patients amid COVID-19.3 years ago
Live Mic: No more corporate campaign donations after Capitol siege
A former chairman of the Utah Republican Party discusses the end of corporate political donations after the siege on the US Capitol.3 years ago
Mia Love: Impeachment, invoking 25th amendment come with a cost
Former Rep. Mia Love doesn't think the nation needs the drama and division of either the 25th amendment or a second impeachment of President Trump.3 years ago
Live Mic: Biden’s national security challenge to protect against enemies foreign and domestic
An expert on national security discusses the challenge that lay ahead for the incoming Biden administration.3 years ago
OPINION: After a dark day, the American republic stands strong, rolls on
Boyd Matheson writes: After a day of insurrection at the US Capitol, take heart in knowing the republic stands strong, and take courage to call out hate.3 years ago
New to the job, Utah Rep. Blake Moore describes chaos at US Capitol
Utah Rep. Blake Moore details the violence of Wednesday as an angry crowd closed in on the House chamber and members of Congress evacuated.3 years ago
DC curfew goes into effect but protesters not leaving
Protesters remained on scene after authorities declared a curfew in the nation's capital amid a day of unrest and violence.3 years ago
Pres. Trump to protesters: “Go home”; Utah politicians condemn violence at Capitol
Former Utah lawmakers speak out on the violence on Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol, with former Sen. Orrin Hatch "condemning the riots."3 years ago
Protesters overrun US Capitol as vote counting is stopped
Protesters, mostly supporters of President Donald Trump, stormed the US Capitol, pushing past officers in riot gear and breaking windows.3 years ago
Utah man talks about justice reform after his pardon from President Trump
A Utah man who received a pardon from President Trump says he continues to work with the White House to correct mandatory minimum sentencing requirements.3 years ago
Wiping out coronavirus around the world forever may take years
Until the threshold for herd immunity has been reached, the population as a whole won’t be wiping out coronavirus or any similar disease.3 years ago
More contagious coronavirus variant may be in the US, but it’s not more deadly
A coronavirus variant that showed up in Colorado and California may be more contagious, but it's not more deadly. Here's what you need to know.3 years ago
Pandemics: Spanish flu of 1918 vs. coronavirus of 2020
When it comes to pandemics and the United States -- this year coronavirus, Spanish Flu 100 years ago -- the more things change, the more they stay the same.3 years ago
Millions have received the shot, but coronavirus vaccine questions remain
Some of the common coronavirus vaccine questions include how does the vaccine work, and how long does it protect us?3 years ago
Fauci says assume fast-spreading COVID-19 variant ‘already here’
A new variant of COVID-19 is spreading rapidly from London outward across the globe. Here's what top experts are saying about it so far.3 years ago
This Salt Lake runner got to know the city by running every street
Pandemic pastimes: Meet a Salt Lake resident who got to know the city better by running every single one of its streets in 2020.3 years ago
Live Mic: Making the coronavirus vaccine political is a shame, says Curtis
Don't make this crazy pandemic year of 2020 more crazy by not getting the coronavirus vaccine, says Utah Rep. John Curtis3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Do you know your money personality?
If you struggle with overspending, discovering your "money personality" can offer insight into what adjustments you need to make to avoid going broke.3 years ago
Live Mic: He started a relief program and now he’s a ‘Guardian of the Year’
Pete Sands started a relief program on the Navajo reservation just as the pandemic began to take hold and devastate. For his selflessness, he is now one of TIME's Guardians of the Year.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Make the smart money moves on holiday spending
Learn how to control you holiday spending from a financial guru who joins the show to discuss the lessons you need to know.3 years ago
To steal secrets, spies from China bide their time, former FBI agent says
A former FBI agent says spies from China will go to great lengths to steal secrets -- including trying to get the attention of members of Congress.3 years ago
The one phrase that best encapsulates the theme of 2020
What is the theme or gist to take away from Year 2020? Live Mic host Lee Lonsberry offers up a list from Yale University, his listeners and his own.3 years ago
Live Mic: Should Congress be voting remotely? Chris Stewart says no way
Even if they can technically do it, should members of Congress be voting remotely? Utah congressman Chris Stewart says don't go there.3 years ago
