The Record

Lydia Denworth's book is "Friendship: The Evolution, Biology, and Extraordinary Power of Life's Fundamental Bond"?

Intense rain and rapid snow melt swept away the only access point to Skyview Estates, a neighborhood of 44 homes outside Monroe.

Washington voters will cast primary ballots slightly earlier this year. Bill Radke speaks with Mark A. Smith, a political science professor at University of Washington, about the influence of early votes.

U.S. Attorney Brian Moran explains the lawsuit. University of Washington researcher Angelina Godoy explains what's going on with these ICE flights.

What does it mean to elevate food? Seattle Chef Edouardo Jordan and Author Toni Tipton-Martin talk with Bill Radke about the story and people behind African American foods.

Two novel coronavirus quarantine centers opened in Washington state last week. What rights will the people brought to those centers have?

What the boomer shade misses when it comes to #GratuitousPicturesOfYourself.

Hashtag GPOY. Quarantine rights. The Soul of Seattle. And what’s Normal, anyway?

Nathaniel Newman was born with a craniofacial disorder, Treacher Collins Syndrome. He and his mother, Magdalena, have authored two books about living with the syndrome. Magdalena's book is "Normal: A Mother and Her Beautiful Son." Nathaniel's is "Normal: One Kid's Extraordinary Journey."

Bill Radke talks to the hosts of Switched on Pop, Charlie Harding and Nate Sloan, about the trends in pop music and how Tik Tok is influencing the ways artists make music.