Could Wuhan be back to normal as we see photos of a music festival sans masks and social distancing? Parents in the Bay Area are furious that a special education teacher first showed up shirtless for online class, then proceeded to email them after being suspended. According to new studies and an uptick in alcohol consumption during the pandemic, US men are encouraged to keeps drinks to once per day.

Trump teases a pardon and while speculation circulates, he announces it's Susan B. Anthony. As President Clinton gets ready to take the virtual stage at the DNC, photos of him getting a massage from an Epstein victim are making the rounds online. How has COVID-19 changed the workplace? The National Weather Service in Hanford has issues a flash flood warning NE Tulare County til 645p. Ahead of his appearance with Congress, the Postmaster General has suspended mail-handling changes until after the election.

Welcome to Tuesday, where we start out with an explanation of how blackouts are like bad CA traffic. Prepare for another Flex Alert and check your plans if were supposed to head to the Fresno Courthouse this week. A Clovis business has surrendered their alcohol license in response to Gov. Newsom's restrictions on in-restaurant dining. Listeners comment.

We kick off the 5p hour with a thunderstorm warning and a reminder on the Flex Alert currently in effect. We review the recommendations on how to do your part and stay comfortable. Quick check in on the daily Buzz Question. A "wild pack of Karens" screams "war crimes," among other claims, against a supermarket in Costa Mesa that won't let shoppers in without a mask. Scientists have found a new material that could allow AI to merge with the human brain.

A moment about bear repellent. A new aerosol derived from llamas could be the clue to preventing COVID. If you have plans to go to the DMV, make sure it's still open. The details aren't exactly clear but if the payroll tax suspension pans out, it could start 9/1. With the flu season looming, health experts are urging folks to get their flu shot to avoid a "twindemic."

Conversation continues on the USPS as the Post Master agrees to testify before Congress. Listeners comment.

Kicking off back to school with a few hiccups, including power outages and a new Flex Alert. Pelosi has called the House back to address USPS issues. Listeners comment.

Buckle up folks, it's officially a heatwave. Could COVID-19 lead to bartenders being replaced by robots? A Karen and a bison meet on the way to Sturgis. Neither had pants at the end. If you're going to mask up, skip the ones with valves.

SB 908, the debt collector financing bill, has made it out of the Assembly Banking and Finance Committee. When "Blazing Saddles" airs on HBO Max, you'll see a disclaimer. If you want to get the new Michael Cohen book, you're going to have to use PayPal.

Valley Children's Hospital is launching its summer fundraiser with Les Schwab Tires. A meme circulating on Sturgis 2020 includes a photo that is 5 years old. Listeners comment. Ignoring the order from Fresno Co. Department of Public Health, Immanuel Schools continues to offer in-person classes.