This week, we delve into the heartbreaking story of Ruth Dalton's tragic carjacking and the community's efforts to honor her memory. We also highlight the heroic actions of Muhammad Malkawi, who saved a man from a burning car. Plus, a glimpse into a Seattle dental office hit by a string of break-ins.

In today's episode, we dive into the tragic carjacking of a beloved 80-year-old dog walker and the mystery of 2,000 pounds of missing frozen fish. We also explore the rescue of 120 roosters from a cockfighting ring and the ongoing protests at the Democratic National Convention. Join us as we unpack these stories and their impact on our community.

Former SPD officer Dan Auderer breaks his silence on the comments that led to his termination. A Puyallup family faces financial ruin after a hit-and-run flood. Plus, a lightning storm leaves hundreds stranded in Everett.

Today, we dive into a tragic high-speed crash in Queen Anne and remember the groundbreaking legacy of Phil Donahue. We also explore how a young woman conquered her fear of rejection through bold public challenges. Plus, hear how parents are making the back-to-school season magical for their kids.

Auburn Police deploy license plate recognition cameras to combat crime, while a father seeks justice for his son. Indictments in Everett reveal a chilling pattern of home invasions targeting Asian families. Plus, a mystery substance dumped in Mukilteo raises environmental concerns.

A high-speed crash in Pierce County claims two lives, raising questions about road safety and law enforcement. Meanwhile, a deadly fire in Concrete and a bear attack in Roslyn highlight the precarious balance between safety and danger. On a brighter note, teens invent a game-changing device to combat microplastics.

From Yelm's heartfelt rally to save high school sports to Puddles the dog’s relentless fight against invasive mussels, we delve into stories of community resilience and dedication. Plus, the Seattle City Council's decision on student mental health funding sparks a heated debate. Join us as we unpack these powerful tales.

We delve into the financial struggles of single mothers and the policies that could offer relief. Hear the heartbreaking story of a stolen truck and a 4-year-old boy left behind. Plus, discover an ancient calendar carved into stone that may rewrite history.

Carnation braces for traffic chaos as the THING Festival moves in, while a Thurston County man faces charges for a boating mishap with kayakers. Plus, boaters get too close for comfort with orcas. Tune in for these stories and more.

Tragedy struck Evergreen State College when a carbon monoxide leak claimed the life of Jonathan Rodriguez. As friends remember his impact, questions arise about accountability. Meanwhile, a cockfighting ring bust and a community rallying to save sports programs make headlines.