The Record

King County Executive Dow Constantine joins us for our weekly Tuesday interview. We talk about the Covid cases in King County rising for those under the age of 40, and about the Sheriff's detective who is on leave because of a post he made on social media.

Seattle Review of Books founder Paul Constant and Pierce County Librarian Robin Bradford share their recommendations for what to read this summer.

Seattle organizer Dae Shik Kim Jr. has written an essay for The Nation, "Why Be a ‘Model Minority’ When You Could Dismantle White Supremacy?"

King County is now named for the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – but that didn’t happen without a fight.

You already know the answer to that. But if you must, here's how to do it safely.

Creating sound effects for radio is an art form. It takes years to master, figuring out what sets the mood or creates an image, and what's just confusing or too much. And it's even harder when you're doing it live on stage.

Jon Mooallem's new book is, "This is Chance! The Shaking of an All-American City, A Voice That Held It Together."

Life outside our home is coming back. Just because you can go out, doesn't mean you want to go out. Ross Reynolds and Dyer Oxley, online editor and producer for KUOW take your calls about the best manners and practices in Phase 2.

Early this morning Seattle Police cleared the Capitol Hill Organized Protest Zone, ending an occupation that lasted more than 3 weeks and captured worldwide attention.

Brianna Neimi is the project manager for the Mobile Crisis Team. She and her team are dispatched 24/7 throughout the county to help with people experiencing a mental, behavior health, or substance use crisis.