Hour 1: Go Fish

Hour 3: We Can't Afford Not To

2pm - Mystery as Egyptian World Cup team denied request to stay in Seattle before their match // Real estate broker challenges city to keep it this clean and safe after the FIFA cameras are gone // Does Mayor Katie Wilson want to expand the JumpStart tax? // Your texts!

Hour 2: Free Money

1pm - Vicki Murray from the Washington Policy Center on a new federal tax credit that would be a boon to private schools. Will Washington opt in? // Vicki Murray busts some myths about tax credits for private schools stealing from public schools // Archaeologists unearth the prototype Stonehenge a few miles away

Hour 1: Trickle-Down Tuesday

12pm - Lakewood to chop down at least 400-year-old Douglas fir deemed a hazard // Amazon Prime Day expected to make a lot of money // Some shop owners say World Cup tourists, not boosting sales as hoped // A tale of two articles: Jake and Spike face off with their opinion pieces. First, Spike's about Trump's swamp debacle in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool // Jake competes for article views with a free idea for Costco

Hour 3: The Best City On The Planet

2pm - Aaron Granillo, KIRO Newsradio anchor, went to downtown Seattle with his family to watch Team USA beat Australia // Should Washington state opt into more federal funding of schools? // Your texts!

Hour 2: Wacky Headlines

1pm - Laura goes salmon fishing and is accused of animal cruelty // Protect every animal from cruelty? Not in 2026, Oregon Democrats say // Auto glass repair businesses suffer as Oakland break-ins decline // Bee experts from around the world gathered in eastern Washington after the largest die-off of bees in history. Jerry Hayes, Editor of Bee Culture, traveled to the conference hosted by Washington State University researchers and joins us to tell us about the crisis // Another child involved in a serious e-bike accident