Feedback with Abby Bonell

Jan Lovitt and Becki Hughes-Parents of children addicted to drugs-Discussed the various struggles they have encountered as parents of addicts and how they try and support their children without enabling their addiction.

Jason Curry-Utah Dept. of Forestry, Wildfires, and State Lands-Discussed ongoing wildfires in Utah and the things we can do to prevent new ones from beginning or making current ones worse.

Dawn Wright and James Knechdstedt-Shriner's Hospitals for Children-Discussed the numerous opportunities the organization has provided for kids with disabilities as well as the various ways people can contribute to further their cause.

Jeremy Cunningham and Ronny Daniels-Alzheimer's Association of America-Discussed the various research breakthroughs towards finding a cure that have occurred as well as resources available for those who may be struggling with the disease or have loved ones who are dealing with Alzheimer's.

J.P. Hughes-American Cancer Society-Discussed the dangers posed by colon and cancer and why it is so important to get screened early and often.

John Gleason and Todd Royce-UDOT and UHP respectively-Discussed the dangers of distracted driving and the new initiatives being undertaken to cut down on the number of incidents.

Spender Cannon-Utah County Sheriff's Office-Discussed recent developments in the investigation of a missing woman now confirmed dead after human remains were found identifying her.

Nancy Volmer-Salt Lake City Airport-Discussed the construction progress of the new airport and how things are moving along, as well as the new features it will offer upon completion.

Ginette Bott-Utah Food Bank-Discussed the need for donations and volunteers to help keep kids fed during the summer time when they are out of school, as well as different programs the food bank provides to help people struggling remain fed.

Jeff Thomas and Mika Gabarino-Hill Air Force Base-Discussed the upcoming air show being put on by the base and employment opportunities available with the United States Air Force.

Louis Collins-Columnist with Deseret News-Discussed media opportunities and how technology has changed the journalism industry over the years.

Jason Curry-Discussed various fire safety concerns for the summer and what risks people most often overlook, as well as new laws regarding fireworks usage here in Utah.

Brian McKinerny-Discussed water conditions going into the summer and the risk posed to future water levels by a changing climate.

Larry Gelwix-Columbus Travel-Discussed various summer travel tips and advice on how to plan a vacation, as well as things to consider well in advance to prevent problems with being able to enjoy it.

John Gleason-UDOT-Discussed roadway construction projects taking place this summer, as well as efforts being taken by UHP to curb fatalities during the "100 deadliest days of summer."

Mark Hadley-DWR-Discussed upcoming wildlife viewing events and other opportunities to get involved with wildlife in nature.

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.