The Record

Amy Radil got an early peek at the controversial Youth and Family Justice Center in Seattle's Central District. We also speak to the Chief Judge at the Children & Family Justice Center, Judith Ramseyer.

Seattle has quarantine centers set up to handle the coronavirus. But if you test positive, how will they treat you?

Odes d’amour through the ages. Love advice from the youth. Treating the coronavirus. And The Rescuers Down Under IRL.

KUOW's community engagement producer Kristin Leong heard some tips on love from young students.

How have love songs evolved? And what's the song of your romance? We hear from listeners about the love songs that are meaningful to them.

Joshua Hammer's book is: "The Falcon Thief: A True Tale of Adventure, Treachery, and the Hunt for the Perfect Bird."

On Tuesday the Seattle City Council voted in favor of a winter evictions ban. Mayor Durkan says she is "“disappointed that Council did not want to engage in a robust discussion on programs that will legally and actually prevent evictions."

Bill Radke speaks with former NPR host, Diane Rehm, about her latest book When My Time Comes and dying on your own time.

Seattle city council votes to ban winter evictions. And a conversation with Diane Rehm about how you’d like to die.

Friendship. ICE flights. Primary swagger. And mudslide-induced cabin fever.