An update on tonight’s developing storm. The family of a triple murderer is breathing a sigh of relief after Governor Ferguson canceled his release. Seattle’s Waterfront Park is adding a gender neutral bathroom. // LongForm: GUEST: Michael Stanzel, an Edgewood resident, has launched a campaign against the use of school zone cameras, speed cameras, and red light cameras in Washington, arguing they do not enhance safety but instead generate significant revenue for cities. // Quick Hit: Is Jasmine Crockett now the face of the Democrat Party?

Seattle Times whitewashes past of former UW fellow deported for attending terrorists’ funeral. It turns out that Seattle’s payroll tax revenue projections were off by tens of millions of dollars. // Big Local: It turns out tonight’s storm is moving slower than expected. Deputies in Clallam County have arrested a suspect that scammed a woman out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The FBI gave commendations to three young girls in Kent for helping prevent a kidnapping. A Lake Stevens man was shot while preventing a break-in to his car. // You Pick the Topic: A transgender teacher says he loves it when people call him “ma’am.”

Thunder and hail are expected to hit the greater Seattle area tonight. And there’s even a very small possibility of a tornado. More Teslas are being targeted locally. Seattle has passed a new ordinance that requires certain security measures for late-night lounges. // A federal appeals court refused to put a stay on a lower court’s ruling against Trump’s deportation flights. We’re getting more clarity on the Trump Administration’s leaked signal chat. // Things got fiery on Capitol Hill during a hearing with NPR CEO Katherine Maher.

Washington police departments are pushing back against efforts to ban a popular firearm for officers. Costco is preparing to deal with the affects of tariffs. Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) called for violence against Republicans. // LongForm: GUEST: Tim Eyman explains why he was removed from a hearing on House Bill 1296 regarding the parents’ bill of rights. // Quick Hit: Equal Pay Day 2025 is based on a myth and left-wing talking point.

Local media is lobbying hard for a UW lab tech that has been detained by ICE to be released. King County Metro says they’re actually going start making riders pay their fare. Guest: UW atmospherics professor Cliff Mass on the possibility of thunderstorms and a tornado tomorrow. // Big Local: The Stanwood police chief is responding to community opposition to license plate cameras. A popular music venue in Redmond could be on its last legs. Hundreds of homeless shelter beds in Tacoma are in jeopardy. // You Pick the Topic: Trump says that Jeff Bezos told him he would commit to making the Washington Post more fair.

Washingtonians should get ready to pay even more for gas prices. Exclusive: City of Shoreline responds to “Coffee with a Cop” controversy. We learned more today about the leaked Signal chat from Trump’s national security team. // Bob Ferguson reversed parole decision of Timothy Pauley. The Trump Administration has offered another reason to deport pro-Hamas protester Mahmoud Khalil. // Jason is excited about a new action flick. The Seattle Times lobbed a ridiculous attack against Trump.

You’ll never believe how a child predator in Seattle was caught. Some Tesla owners in Seattle are going to great lengths to hide the kind of vehicle they drive. Tim Eyman got booted from a hearing on Washington’s Parents’ Bill of Rights. A restaurant in Marsyville says they are owed over 20 grand from Uber Eats. // LongForm: GUEST: Keith Carpenter owns Pilgrim Coffee and after pushback from activists the city of Shoreline canceled “Coffee with a Cop” at his shop. // Quick Hit: The IRS is going to assist with locating illegal immigrants. Axios confuses illegal immigrants and immigrants – intentionally.

Washington Democrats have proposed tax hikes for all in their latest budget. The White House allegedly accidentally leaked national security conversations to journalist Jeffrey Goldberg. Guest: Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders on how the obsession with protecting inmates has led to more drugs in our prisons. // Big Local: A Gold Bar family had to evade bullets in a house fire that killed 20 of their pet snakes. There was an officer-involved shooting in Spanaway this morning. Chik-fil-a is coming to Tacoma. // You Pick the Topic: An insufferable liberal woman harassed a Trump supporter for wearing a MAGA… and it didn’t go well for her.

Obese inmates are smuggling fentanyl into jails thanks to new policy. A Seattle woman is filing a claim after a she was nearly run over by a King County Metro bus. Charles Barkley gave viewers a hilarious moment of honesty during March Madness. // Dow Constantine has been chosen as the new Sound Transit CEO. Trump’s Executive Order establishing English as the official language is causing a stir among some tribal leaders in Eastern Washington. The EPA is cutting off funds to Stacey Abrams’ boondoggle. // Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood had a close encounter with a cougar.

What’s Trending: A woman driving a Tesla in Lynwood was harassed by another driver in a road rage incident. Social security customers are up in arms as DOGE closes more offices. Greenpeace ordered to pay more than $660 million over the Dakota Access pipeline protests. // LongForm: GUEST: Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Florida) breaks down department of education dismantling and how she hopes to defund NPR // Quick Hit: Main universities agree to keep transgender athletes out of women’s sports after Trump admin pauses funding.