Highlights

A decision by the Washington State Court of Appeals could potentially give local governments the right to impose a flat-rate income tax.

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center discusses why he found President Trump's recent environmental speech promising for the future.

An extra commentary from Dave Ross, on his proposal to ease some of the tension between drivers and pedestrians

With the July 31 MLB trade deadline approaching, MLB Network insider Jon Morosi joins Brock and Salk to discuss all things Mariners, including the contending teams that could be a fit as trade partners for the M's.

Brock and Salk will count down the top 25 most intriguing Seahawks every weekday leading up to training camp. Their list continues with DT Jarran Reed.

The Director of the Center for Government Reform at the Washington Policy Center breaks down the court of appeals' ruling in favor of an income tax.

The guys look at what President Nixon had planned for if the Apollo 11 mission had failed.

Saul Spady Show Producer Daron Casey and fellow millennial Andrea weigh in on whether they think millennials will use public transportation or embrace driverless cars, scooters, and more.

As Sound Transit eyes other funding sources for its light rail network, Washington Policy Center writers say that it is roads that should be invested in.

A local developer contends that more government regulation leads to more expensive real estate, not more affordable housing.

Angela Russell from King-5 joins us every Monday morning at 8:00. Today, a commentary about new experiences, and believing your eyes instead of a screen

Ryan Leaf, the QB who led the WSU Cougars to the 1997 Rose Bowl, joins Brock and Salk to talk about coming back from prison to his new job as an ESPN college football analyst.

Gee bears his soul talking about President Trump's comments towards four Congresswomen today.

It was the biggest earthquake this area has felt since 2001. Not huge, but enough to wake a lot of Snohomish County residents from a sound sleep, including Heather Bosch and Chris Sullivan

Why are series of mountains on the Olympic Peninsula named for forgotten giants of 19th century journalism? Historian Feliks Banel dives in.

The Seahawks kick off training camp on July 25, and until then, Brock and Salk will count down the top 25 most intriguing Seahawks every weekday at 8:30 a.m. Their list continues with guest hosts Stacy Rost and Gee Scott take a loot at No. 9: DE L.J. Collier.

Tom says there's a reason Scooter's succeeds amid stiff competition. 

Ethan Blevins, with the Pacific Legal Foundation, is the lead council in the case against democracy vouchers – He talks to Jason Mattera about the State Supreme Court striking down the lawsuit. 

A new study from Bankrate.com says Washington is one of the worst states to retire in, which may be a bit shocking to those who live here.

Dyer is in with Gee and Aaron as part of the MyNorthwest.com writing staff for their weekly segment.

Chris Cargill with the Washington Policy Center on Eastern Washington politics and Spokane’s stance against an income tax

Benicio Bryant, the Maple Valley 14 year old on America’s Got Talent who CRUSHED his audition and is currently competing.

A Washington State Patrol sergeant's reached out with an act of kindness to a German family whose car and RV were totaled on a 49-state road trip.

The already small Seattle Police Department is losing officers at a significant pace. But one journalist says there is no one reason for this. Crosscut's David Kroman explains.