June 13, 2013 - Hour: 2
Smoking with a minor in the car now illegal in Oregon
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June 13, 2013 - Hour: 1
911 tape paints a frightening scene of Parks Department shooting
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June 12, 2013 - Hour: 2
A study says Lego faces are getting angrier.
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June 12, 2013 - Hour: 1
Tech companies want to reveal scope of NSA surveillance
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Some businesses not happy about new crime-check hiring bill
The Seattle City Council unanimously approved a bill that would prohibit employers from asking about an applicant’s criminal history until after an initial screening. We talk to Brian Robinson about how the changes might affect him. Robinson owns Jet City Property Management and was active in opposing the bill.
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Tebow signs with the Patriots
Tim Tebow has signed with the Patriots. We talk to NPR’s Mike Pesca about why he hates the story.
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June 11, 2013 - Hour: 2
The search continues for a missing Vancouver woman
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June 11, 2013 - Hour: 1
Russian would consider asylum request from Edward Snowden
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Seattle Times Op-ed columnist: Seattle men are too timid
What’s wrong with the dating scene in Seattle? A guest columnist in the Seattle Times says it’s passive men. Luke and Tom talk to Danielle Campoamor.
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Designated drivers are 'often' drunk
Monday morning the headlines read: "designated drivers often drink." That's a big deal, and in our area with several tragic drunk driving deaths over the past few months, it's a scary thought that the one person who is supposed to be sober is actually sloshed.
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June 10, 2013 - Hour: 2
Report: about one in eight Seattle parking spaces is occupied by a driver abusing a disabled parking tag
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June 10, 2013 - Hour: 1
Edward Snowden is the whistle blower behind the NSA surveillance revelations
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Washington farmers sue Monsanto over GMO wheat
Two Washington wheat growers are suing Monsanto over the unauthorized release of genetically modified wheat. We talk to Joe Ludeman, one of the farmers suing.
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NSA surveillance pits security against privacy
President Obama defended the NSA’s surveillance program this morning. We talk to Christopher Budd, a security analyst at Trend Micro and former member of Microsoft’s security response team.
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How widespread is NSA surveillance?
Americans may never know the extent of NSA surveillance says Stephen Wicker, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University and author of the forthcoming book, “Cellular Convergence and the Death of Privacy.”
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