12pm - KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy on a car explosion that erupted in Federal Way this morning // Thank goodness, that crazy guy who bashed out his neighbor's windows has been charged // Seattle Police Department honors 11-year-old as “Chief for a Day” // Most schools in Washington State have some kind of policy against cell phones. But is it strong enough? // Lavish production spending confirms the most fun place to be is on an Adam Sandler set. Why don't people film movies in Washington state?

The In-N-Out Burger opening line was very long. Was it worth it? And — local news interviews the first guy in line // Cracker Barrel stock tanks after unveiling a controversial logo change // Seahawks and Packers unite for joint practice and bike tradition // Spike's conspiracy theory about New Coke // Your texts!

There's a new Seattle teacher's contract. What's in it? // You'll have to pay a subscription fee if you want the full power of your new Volkswagen engine?! // 53-year-old woman asks: where are all the good men?

Deadly semi-truck crash shows why Washington must fix its Commercial Driver's License (CDL) system. Or does it? // We get what we tolerate: six Kroger stores close under the cost of unchecked theft. Seattle's Morning News Host Charlie Harger joins the show after speaking with people who are 'boosting' items // Laura is back from a wedding in Michigan!

2pm - Want a green card? Watch what you say! // How valuable is your time? // Making every moment of parenting count // Your texts!

1pm - Guest: Jason Rantz on the recent Ferguson presser // Ferguson skeptical of new Trump voucher program for schools // Cam Ward shares great advice on work ethic

12pm - Happy In-N-Out Day! // Hybrid electric ferry out of service after losing power // Guest: Sully on Conechella // Ken Griffey Jr. says he’d be happy to be part of a Sonics ownership group

More Fred Meyers stores close in WA — Jake and Spike speculate as to why // AI can’t be stopped. Latest example, fake musicians and songs. // Your texts!

Guest:  Isaac Petersen, AKA "The Reptile Man" joins us to discuss the closure of The Reptile Zoo, alongside his python pal, in-studio // Continuing our conversation with Isaac and his python, Jake and Spike face their snake fears // Rapper Big Sean surprised by the state of drug use in Seattle

Semi-truck hits White River Bridge, creates a 38-mile detour //  The new Sound Transit safety report says assaults are down, but are they really? // Resource officer program ending for schools in Pierce County // Monroe’s Reptile Zoo faces closure after 30 years, Jake discusses his fear of snakes