Hour 2: Foreign World Cup Fans Rediscover America

Hour 3: Living In A Sears Parking Lot

2pm - Somebody in Washington has $8.2 million unclaimed lottery ticket that’s about to expire. Is winning a blessing or a curse? // Bed Bath & Beyond says that they will honor decades old discount coupons. How has big box retail changed over the years? // Millions of dollars in lawsuits pile up against the Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF). Will that change their behavior? // Your texts!

Hour 2: It's Always About The Money

1pm - Tolls are out of control. But the state is considering cutting tolls in half for low-income drivers on 2 highways // Governor Ferguson promises no new taxes. That's straight-up malarkey // Jamie Pedersen passed Washington’s first income tax. After 20 years, his own party won’t endorse him // KIRO Newsradio's Senior Traffic Reporter Chris Sullivan on how NOT to get stuck while driving on the beach — but also, how to fix it if you do // Oyster restaurant temporarily closes over ugly picket line allegations

Hour 1: Tiny Little Lego(s)

12pm - Seattle City Council will vote on street closures to stop gunfire, pimp wars near Aurora Avenue // Everett police promote free vacation crime watch // KIRO Newsradio Reporter Luke Duecy on the explosion that leveled a Whidbey Island home and caught neighboring ones on fire. Luke spoke to one of those neighbors, who is sure it's the fireworks the guy brings in by the pallet // Merlín the duck takes a trip to the stadium, but FIFA rules keep him out of Mexico match

Hour 3: Solving All Our Problems

2pm - Travel photographers Chuck Fazio and Caitlin Rice are in Seattle to take pictures of the city celebrating the World Cup. They share some stories of the people they've met, a glorious shot of Mt Rainier, and dogs you can rescue! // Washington Attorney General leads lawsuit against the Trump Administration on oil drilling in Alaska // Former Washington Governor Jay Inslee pitches clean energy // Your texts!

Hour 2: We're Never Workin' Again!

1pm - Ross Fletcher, soccer expert and former Sounders announcer, joins the show to break down another week of World Cup soccer // England and Ghana end at a scoreless tie // Reporter learns the hard way after trying to interview drunk Scots in Miami // Guinness crowns the world’s loudest person, an Australian, at 122.4 decibels // Can Team USA win it all? // NBA commissioner on the Dan Patrick show is targeting 28-29 seasons for possible expansion