Amazon wants another headquarters outside of Seattle. They said so today. They're not leaving Seattle but they want an "HQ2" somewhere else. Why would they want that and what does this mean for our city? Also, you've heard President Trump is ending the DACA program to protect the so-called Dreamers brought here as children. One of those Dreamers will tell you his story and what the Trump move means for him. And Sherman Alexie will be here with Daniel Handler, also known as Lemony Snicket.

The only Republican member of Congress from the Puget Sound area is leaving. Dave Reichert announced today he will not run for re-election. You'll find out what this means for local and national politics. You'll also hear what it's like to be a Puget Sound area super-commuter — two hours of commute a day or more. And John Keister, former host of Seattle comedy TV show Almost Live , says he'll perform his final stand up show this weekend.

Nearly 18,000 young immigrants in Washington state are protected from deportation through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. But that protection may come to an end in six months. President Trump announced today that DACA will be phased out. The Obama-era program is for certain immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.

KUOW's Marcie Sillman speaks with Seattle librarian and author Nancy Pearl about her first novel, "George and Lizzie."

There'll be a rally in Seattle this afternoon against today's announcement about the DACA program. The Trump administration will stop protecting people who were brought to the United States illegally as children. You'll hear local and national reaction to that announcement. And, Lindy West is here. She's a Seattle author and for the last few months she's been a New York Times columnist where she's written sentences like this, describing Seattle smoke , "It’s as though a giant cloche has been

The true damage of Hurricane Harvey is still unknown, but does that mean you have to wait to criticize some of the victims? Counter-protestors committed violence against Nazi and white supremacists in Berkeley last weekend; are they doing the right thing or only hurting their cause? Jenny Durkan has cribbed notes from Bernie Sanders and is offering a plan for free college, but is that enough to win over the political left? And is the accidental release of tens of thousands of farmed salmon truly

"Where are all the mosquitos and fireflies?" KUOW listener Tom Miller, originally from Minnesota, had that question for our Local Wonder team. University of Washington entomology professor Patrick Tobin came into the studio to answer that question. He spoke with host Bill Radke on The Record .

KUOW listener Tom Miller relocated to Seattle from Minnesota, looked around and wondered, “Where are all the mosquitos and fireflies? We brought University of Washington entomology professor Patrick Tobin into the studio to answer that question with Bill Radke on The Record .

The recovery effort in Texas from Harvey has been described as a marathon, not a sprint. We're going to talk with a couple of people about how we in western Washington can help Houston — not only now, but down the long road. Also, we'll look at a short term form of help for overdoses: a drug called Naloxone. Is it a cure-all wonder drug? And we're going to figure out why two hallmarks — summer mosquitos and fireflies — don't seem to exist here in Seattle.

Bill Radke speaks with Scott Heinze, deputy director of the Pierce County Department of Emergency Management, about the latest efforts and challenges faced by a team of first responders from Washington who went to help with the recover in Houston from Tropical Storm Harvey.