Seattle’s Morning News w/ Charlie Harger & Manda Factor

Hanna Scott on the day and night of Seattle protests // Chris Sullivan on pro athletes canceling games in protest // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- Weekend I-5 closures // Hanna Scott on new CDC testing guidelines // Dose of Kindness -- a special birthday celebration for a Spokane 8-year-old // Mike Lewis on canceling sports in protest/ running a bar in a pandemic // Omari Salisbury live on the Seattle protests/ investing in Black communities

Feliks Banel on the history of WA as told through the history of the USPS, and an update on the efforts to save Seattle's federal archives building // Chris Sullivan on hospital and homeless community COVID outbreaks // Dose of Kindness -- "Vanilla Feeds Tomorrow" // Gee Scott on Night 2 of the RNC // Rachel Belle on "Washington Listens," an emotional support hotline

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- Seattle scooter-share update // Jen Wickens from Impact Public Schools on preparing for distance learning // Chris Sullivan rounding up WA coronavirus news // Dose of Kindness -- spontaneous generosity from an anonymous drive-thru customer // Gee Scott on Day 1 of the RNC // David Fahrenthold live on the investigations into the Trump Organization/ political aspirations for other Trumps // Pamela Falk on the Iran arms embargo/ Kim Jong Un's health

Dr. Cohen on Plasma Treatment // Choke points with Chris Sullivan // Charity of the Month // Daily Dose // Gee Scott // Hanna Scott live in Kent on the Auburn Police Officer 

Alan Belton, Pacific Lutheran University President, explains their "Plus Year" program // Margaret Brennan, host of Face the Nation, on the race for the White House // Feliks Banel, All Over the Map -- Fort Vancouver // Hanna Scott on changes to WA COVID phase restrictions // Dose of Kindness -- a Chilean Batman fights hunger // Gee Scott on Joe Biden's acceptance speech // Hanna Scott on a murder charge for an Auburn police officer/ calls for Carmen Best to un-retire

Loren Culp, Republican gubernatorial candidate, on state spending and transportation // Dose of Kindness -- a tip for a server, in the form of a car // Gee Scott consoles Dave Ross over Dan Vogelbach's release from the Mariners // Hanna Scott with an SPD officer's account of Sunday's clashes with protestors // Rob McKenna on the life and career of Slade Gorton // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- venturing inside the new Bellevue light rail tunnel

Feliks Banel on the 1985 effort to make "Louie Louie" the official state song // Loren Culp, Republican Gubernatorial Candidate, on enforcing gun laws and defunding police // Dose of Kindness -- college students make an all-terrain wheelchair for a 6-year-old // Gee Scott on superstar athletes having superstar athlete kids // Chris Sullivan on our state's efforts to maintain postal service // Hanna Scott on the latest legal fight over WA gun laws // Ernie Lou, leading the effort to recall Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant

Hanna Scott with one of the visions for a de-funded SPD // Feliks Banel with the WA lawsuit over Seattle's federal archives building // Dose of Kindness -- a 100th birthday celebration, with the help of some Seattle firefighters // Gee Scott on NFL games without fans/ the first night of the DNC // David Fahrenthold on the Biden-Harris ticket/ funding the USPS // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- weekend 520 closures in both directions // Rachel Belle on "Death Over Dinner" end-of-life conversations'

Jill Schlesinger with health insurance options for the recently unemployed // Chris Sullivan on our Secretary of State explaining vote-by-mail to a national audience // Paging Dr. Cohen -- True or False? Coronavirus edition // Dose of Kindness -- fun calendar shoots, raising money for the Alzheimer's Assn. // Gee Scott on efforts to keep college football alive/ funding the USPS // Jon Scholes, Downtown Seattle Assn CEO, on efforts to overturn the latest business tax // Hanna Scott on post-Miranda rights for juvenile suspects

Journalist Marshall Allen on the hidden costs in COVID tests // Dose of Kindness – an 8 year old who is selling his art to raise money for PPE // Sue Rahr, head of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, on why the history of racism needs to be taught in police training // Feliks Banel on the huge celebration in Seattle 75 years ago for VJ day // Rachel Belle on an ice cream truck jingle that has a racist history