2pm - Tacoma ranks among the worst cities for retirement // Is this AI ad for seniors comforting, or creepy? // Should a Republican club have been rejected at local Whitman college? // Rules change at UW for student protesters // Last Call!

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Is one juror the holdout on Lindsay Clancy's deadlocked trial? // 2. Jump in rejected mail-in ballots in Washington after USPS rule change about postmarking // 3. Gloria Steinem, Personification of the Women’s Movement, Dies at 92 // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Seattle Times recommends that you vote down the parent's bill of rights initiative // Disagreement about the parent's bill of rights, and listener texts

12pm - Police pursuits are back! // How Seattle Schools got the deal done to avert a teachers strike // How could Seattle Public Schools be broke? QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should the voter’s guide be fact-checked? // Police pursuits are back, and there are two in the news — one of which involves a 14 year old teen driver // How do you punish a 14-year-old in a high speed police chase?

2pm - After Bite of Seattle shooting, SPD must update public within one hour, Mayor Katie Wilson decrees. KOMO News sat down with her and interim Chief Sayles for an interview, and Jake and Spike review the tape! // Sex trafficking help line goes to nowhere // Lazaro Montes gets called up from the Tacoma Rainiers to the big leagues and immediately hits a home run for the Mariners. The video of him calling his family to tell them the news made us all cry! We chat about it with Aaron Granillo, KIRO Newsradio Anchor (and Mariners superfan) // Last Call!

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Jury remains deadlocked in Lindsay Clancy trial, and the judge tells them, figure it out // 2. States are suing to withhold CDL records from the Department of Homeland Security // QUESTION OF THE DAY: If you were Mayor of Tacoma, how would you keep businesses like Fred Meyer open? // Feeding Time: Man struck by lightning, survives // Canadian prime minister says they won't negotiate until America stops with the memes

12pm - Teacher strike averted at Seattle Public Schools as contract talks continue // Meanwhile, Puyallup school teachers quietly go back to work // Tacoma says Fred Meyer closing is a gut punch. QUESTION OF THE DAY: What should a city do to attract new businesses — and keep the ones they have? // Jadon Nicoara, the Walla Walla man who survived a bear attack, joins the show to recount his terrifying and miraculous survival // All about cloud seeding! Highlights from yesterday's interview with Rainmaker CEO Augustus Doricko

2pm - Augustus Doricko, CEO of Rainmaker, joins us to talk about cloud seeding in Alaska! // Former teacher and real estate agent makes Seahawks roster // Last Call

The 1 O'clock Rundown // 1. Jury deadlocked in Lindsay Clancy trial // 2. Airbnb offers free stays to wildfire victims // 3. Hundreds pack Portland street to watch people parallel park // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should teachers be able to afford to live in the district where they work? // Feeding time: Deli owner gives away money and school supplies to kids with good report cards

12pm - The superintendent warns Seattle Public School District is broke as teachers threaten strike for raises. Jillian Raftery, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, joins us with the details. QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should teachers be able to afford to live where they work? // Chaotic ambush by bounty hunters angers North Seattle neighbors // The benefits of being single

1. Flash flood in the Grand Canyon leaves 2 dead, 15 missing // 2. 'Let data reign!' declares President Trump // 3. Could the US Postal Service bar us from voting by mail? // QUESTION OF THE DAY: Was it a fair negotiating tactic for the superintendent of Seattle Public Schools to air out teacher salaries, in an attempt to undermine public support for their demands? // Feeding time: It's officially Lake America on Google Maps // A beer heist!