1pm: Mount Rainier is rumbling with hundreds of earthquakes. Should you be worried? // As the Coldplay concert embrace goes mega-viral, we debate: why do people cheat? // A documentary about Balloon Boy is out now on Netflix. Jake knows what he's watching tonight! 

12pm: We've got the black box from the Air India Crash, and it's raising even more questions. Should we put cameras in commercial aircraft cockpits? // PBS and NPR lose their government funding // CBS is canceling Stephen Colbert’s Late Show.  Could the Trump Administration have something to do with that?

2pm: Former King County Sheriff John Urquhart comments on Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank's advice to never take a field sobriety test // Cal Raleigh, the Big Dumper, endorses Honey Bucket // New Superman movie inspires boom in dog adoptions. What time is the right time for a family to get a pet, and is Jake's family ready? // Your texts!

1pm: Boeing, Alaska Airlines settle their billion-dollar lawsuit with passengers after door plug blowout // Shane Gillis' host routine sparked controversy at the ESPY Awards. Jake, Spike and Laura sample some of the jokes — and decide, Grin or Groan? // Some real groaners from Gillis test our game

12pm: Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank tells KIRO listeners NOT to do field sobriety tests on The Gee and Ursula Show. Good advice, bad messenger? // The Month of Hell starts on I-5 this weekend. So we humbly approach KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Prophet Chris Sullivan to get his best tips on avoiding the bumper-to-bumper traffic that he predicts will stretch up to Alderwood Mall. // The NBA is trying to get our hopes up for the Sonics, with absolutely no timeline.

2pm: It's the hottest day of the year so far! Be safe out there // Starbucks takes aim at remote work, says some employees may need to relocate to headquarters // Ticket resale pricing is out of control // James Patterson co-authors a book about the Idaho Four // Your texts!

1pm: Where can people dump their garbage during the strike? Go sit in a long line on the Eastside - or go to Spike's house? // Four-year-old shoots mother by accident. Should the parents be charged with a crime? // Valerie Bertinelli is struggling. Is social media helpful for her or making it worse? // Chuck E. Cheese is trying arcades for adults

12pm: No DUI charges, yet, for the Pierce County commander who caused a rollover crash that injured a family with children. KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy joins us with the new details. And, the sheriff who appointed him has a DUI in his own past as well. Does it matter? // Puppy revived with Narcan after drug overdose // How do the Brits keep cool? It’s weird! // Mars rock goes up for auction

2pm: KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan asks for the public's feedback on his new look, and also tells us about a major summer road closure. Plus, SDOT is so great, they’ll pay you to ride it?! Well, Spike has already signed up! // Seafair is coming up, and the Blue Angels will be back! Spike lost his lunch flying with them once. // Your texts!

1pm: Jake shares a mother-in-law story from his family's drive out to Montana // KTTH's Jason Rantz on the Island County GOP chair who was prosecuted for not wearing a mask // Should husbands pay their stay-at-home wives a salary? // See something, say something! Judge forces city to shut down LGBTQ nudist beach at Denny Blaine Park.