Feedback with Abby Bonell

Claudia Fruin and Denni Cawley-Utah Lead Coalition and Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment respectively-Discussed the dangers posed to all people, especially pregnant women and children, by the presence of lead in older homes or structures. Also talked about the state of the air quality and steps we can take to improve it for everyone.

Discussed the importance of early and annual mammograms for women as they age, as well as things either do or avoid in order to prevent breast cancer from developing.

Discussed the recent Florida school shooting and the warning signs of a teen in trouble, as well as steps and efforts parents can take to get their child help if they notice those signs.

Jeremy Cunningham-Alzheimer’s Association of America-Discussed the various advances in medical research in the ongoing effort to find a cure, as well as programs available to help those either struggling with the disease or those who are taking care of someone who has Alzheimer’s.

Joshua Stern-Keller Williams Realty-Discussed the tremendous growth in the housing market in Utah and what is driving it, as well as tips for first time homebuyers in order to have the easiest time purchasing that first home.

Lawrence Hopper-Utah Highway Patrol-Discussed the dangers of distracted driving on the road and the reason for the massive crackdown by Utah Highway Patrol, as well as the zero fatalities initiative the state is involved in to reduce all highway deaths.

Nate McDonald-Dept. of Workforce Services-Discussed the booming job market in Utah and how the growing tech sector is changing the landscape of available jobs in the state, as well as development plans for the area where the prison now sits once it is relocated.

Todd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed teen suicide rates and the efforts being made to curb the rise we’re seeing in Utah, as well as warning signs to be on the lookout for if someone is at risk of hurting themselves.

Clay Sanford-IRS-Discussed the upcoming tax season and things to keep in mind when filing taxes, as well tips to make sure someone is able to get the most from their deductions.

Kirk Jowers-Political Pundit-Discussed the current state of political affairs nationally, as well as what to expect this election season with a senate seat now open.

Brian McInerny-National Weather Service-Discussed recent storm patterns hitting the rest of the country, as well as why Utah has received so little snow this season and what that means for our water levels this year.

Mark Hadley-Department of Wildlife Resources-Discussed the various winter activities available to enjoy here in Utah, as well as the various hunting and fishing opportunities that take place during the season.

Val Hale-Governor’s Office of Economic Development-Discussed the rapid growth of the state economy and how the tech industry is changing the landscape for available jobs within Utah.

Lance Bandly-ARUP Blood Services-Discussed the increasing demand for blood donations in the state and how important it is that people make sure to get out and donate.

Ginette Bott-Utah Food Bank-Discussed the ongoing need for food donations around the holidays, as well as the various programs the Food Bank engages in to ensure kids have food.

Erica Hansen-Discussed new and existing zoo exhibits and some of the programs the zoo is offering to the public.

Don Miln-Zion’s Bank-Discussed responsible spending during the holidays and how to not get into financial trouble going in to the new year.

Mary Crafts-Homer-Entrepreneur and distinguished business owner-Discussed owning and operating a business and what it takes to succeed, as well as how important morals and ethics are in running a successful business.

Vicki Valera-Utah Office of Tourism-Discussed Utah scenery and all the efforts being undertaken by the department to bring people in to experience Utah’s natural beauty for themselves.

Kelli Petersen and Kay Rasmussen-Festival of Trees-Discussed the upcoming Festival of Trees event, and how it helps raise money for children’s hospitals to provide treatment.

Rich Woodruff-American Red Cross-Discussed recent relief efforts by the organization to help bring relief to areas affected by recent natural disasters.

Bruce Hough-Boy Scouts of America-Discussed the recent change by the BSA to allow girls into its ranks and how this change will affect the scouting program across the country.

Nancy Volmer-Salt Lake International Airport-Discussed how the ongoing construction is progressing, as well as the many things the finished airport will offer upon completion of the project.

Todd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed the effects of PTSD on those who experience a traumatic event, and how help is available to treat those who may be struggling with it.

Jennifer Egerbrouton-University of Utah Health-Discussed five key tests that women should take in order to find cancer before it gets to be a serious issue, as well as the risks posed by not taking the necessary precautions to prevent it from spreading.