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It's a tough time to live in Point Roberts, Washington. Because while they are a part of the United States, to get from Point Roberts to the rest of Washington, you have to pass through Canada. And Canada's borders are closed to US citizens.

Wildfire smoke damages your respiratory system – and so does COVID-19. How is King County preparing?

A new UW study looked at how language has been used in ads for rental housing. Excessive overtime pay for SPD officers. Nia-Amina Minor on creating social change through art. And the spread of misinformation on everything from coronavirus to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Seattle Police Officer Ron Willis made $414,543.06 last year — more than the mayor, the police chief or any other city employee. How did one police officer earn so much money in a single year?

Russian troll farms, psychoanalytic data-firms and syndicated media companies all want a piece of your attention this election season. But don't worry – there are ways we can all fight back.

King County Executive Dow Constantine joins us for our weekly chat.

When it comes to The Record's fearless, outgoing Senior Producer Alison Bruzek: you think you know, but you have no idea. So we told you.

Pat and Vanna (metaphorically) come to town. This week’s talk with the King County Executive. Why controlled burns might be the way forward to stave off wildfire. And a teary but fond farewell to The Record’s leading lady, Supervising Producer Alison Bruzek.

For Phinney Ridge resident Anne Bowden, being on the Wheel of Fortune has always been a dream. Tonight it becomes a reality, with her episode of Wheel of Fortune airing at 10pm.

What the historic professional basketball protests say about athletes’ role in public life. Protests in Portland turn deadly. Refusing to engage with racial reconciliation on white supremacy’s terms. And there are two new Wonderland Trail recordholders in town.