Feedback with Abby Bonell

Larry Gelwix-Columbus Travel-Discussed some of the most need to know tips and advice for holiday travel and things to be on the lookout for when trying to save money on vacations.

Tim Stay and David Durocher-Other Side Academy-Discussed the success of their program in helping people escape the horrors of drug addictions and how their innovative approach to treatment is helping to build lives rather than imprison offenders.

Sim Gill-Salt Lake County District Attorney-Discussed a recent operation with federal authorities to catch numerous child predators stalking Utah as well as things parents need to be doing to keep their kids safe.

Jessica Farnsworth-Internet Crimes Against Children task force-Discussed the frighteningly high growth rate of child pornography production and related arrests, as well as things parents absolutely must be watching out for in order to protect their children from online predators.

Nathan Rafferty-Ski Utah-Discussed the upcoming ski season and what to expect, as well as the impact of the industry on Utah's economy and how important it is to maintain good slopes.

Sim Gill-Salt Lake City District Attorney-Discussed criminal justice reform measures being made by the DA's office to help change the lives of convicts after they're released, as well as the requirements for someone to have a record expunged or reduced.

Mike Hadon and Jim Russel-Utah Department of Corrections and Division of Facilities, Construction, and Management-Discussed the progress being made towards building the new state prison, as well as advancements being made to ensure a humane stay for inmates.

Rebecca Bournier and Colt Jarvis-Breast cancer survivor and American Cancer Society respectively-Discussed upcoming cancer walks, breast cancer research advancements, the the increased odds of survival for those afflicted by it.

Rebecca Bornier and Colt Jarvis-Breast cancer survivor and American Cancer Society respectively-Discussed the story of overcoming and surviving breast cancer, some of the new research coming forth that is showing promising signs, and the upcoming "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" walk.

Nancy Volmer-Salt Lake City Airport-Discussed the ongoing progress of the airport construction and all the things we have to look forward to as it slowly begins to open up for operation.

Andrew Gruber-Wasatch Front Regional Council-Discussed plans to deal with expected population growth in the state over the next several decades, and how lawmakers and organizations are preparing to handle it.

Sam Young-Protect Every Child-Discussed some of the efforts his coalition is undertaking to promote more accountability among religious organizations when it comes to protecting children from sexual abuse.

Larry Gelwix-Columbus Travel-Discussed tips and advice to make sure vacation travel is smooth and easy, as well as ways to save money when planning a trip.

Nick Rupp-Salt Lake County Health Department-Discussed some of the virus' and diseases to be aware of at this time of the year, as well as the dangers of vaping for non-smokers and food safety in restaurants.

Nate McDonald and Kathy Bray-Utah Dept. of Workforce Services and Volunteers of America respectively-Discussed the progress of the new homeless shelter and the way state programs have helped alleviate the homeless issue in downtown SLC, as well as some of the things available at the new shelters for those trying to get back on their feet.

Erica Hansen-Utah's Hogle Zoo-Discussed some of the various programs taking place at the zoo right now, as well as future attractions coming as the seasons change.

Rich Woodruff-Discussed the ongoing efforts of the Red Cross for disaster relief, as well as the ever present need for blood donors.

Ginette Bott-Utah Food Bank-Discussed some of the available programs the food bank offers for families and those unable to afford food for themselves, as well as their ongoing need for both financial and volunteer assistance.

Deanne Shepperd-Utah Humane Society-Discussed the things the organization is doing to try and find new homes for the pets in the shelter, as well as the ongoing need for volunteers to help the facility run.

Nate McDonald-Utah Department of Workforce Services-Discussed the strength of the Utah economy and the explosion of job availability that is being created, as well as some of the things the state is doing to encourage more job and industry growth here in the state.

Lisa Bray and Dr. Bill Cosgrove-American Cancer Society and cancer researcher respectively-Discussed some of the advancements being made in cancer research to help improve survival odds for those dealing with it, as well as assistance available for those dealing with treatment.

Faith Heaton-Jolly-Utah Department of Wildlife Resources-Discussed some of the current wildlife events happening in the state, as well as things people need to be aware of for their own safety and the safety of the environment to help prevent the spread of invasive species.

Dr. Greg Hudnall-Hope Squad-Discussed the disturbing increase in youth suicide in the nation and how the "Hope Squad" program is helping to curb that trend downward.

Nancy Volmer-Salt Lake City Airport-Discussed the ongoing construction of the new international airport and how it's completion will benefit the state of Utah and its economy.

Dr. Lincoln Nadauld-Intermountain Health Clinic-Discussed a new genetics study available to the public designed to help determine how genetics may play a role in likelihood of contracting a disease, and ways this may improve overall health in society.