Highlights

The survivor of a violent hate crime in Kirkland is horrified by the fact that his assaulter will get out of jail early, and worries he will attack again.

Initiative 1648, sponsored by Tim Eyman, would let voters effectively veto every tax increase passed by the Legislature this session.

TV and radio host Wayne Allyn Root explains why he thinks Trump will go down in history as one of the greatest economic presidents.

In this week's Feedback Friday - why does one parent feel that the Dori Monson Show may not be G-rated?

Tacoma's famous, and infamous, Galloping Gertie is well-known for its dramatic collapse. But how did it get that name? And why don't we say "Sturdy Gertie" today? Historian Feliks Banel explains.

Susan Michaud from Stride Physio attempts to perfect Dave Ross's posture. He's clearly not spending enough time being mindful of his thorax. For the video of this segment, go to KIRO Radio YouTube page

Movie critic Michael Medved joins Seattle's Morning News to discuss "John Wick 3" with Dave Ross.

How has Mariners DH Daniel Vogelbach developed such a good eye at the plate? Vogelbach explained his approach to hitting and changes to his swing during an interview with Danny, Dave and Moore. Vogelbach also talks about his love of fishing, and tells a story about how his dog came to him as part of a bet.

Former Mariners slugger Nelson Cruz joined Danny, Dave and Moore a few hours ahead of Seattle's game against the visiting Minnesota Twins. Cruz spoke about his return to Seattle, his connection with old teammates, and his trip to a local high school.

Tom says you should eat at Henry's Tavern THIS WEEKEND. 

SDOT Director Sam Zimbabwe discusses bike lanes, parking spaces in Seattle, and his last name that has prompted such curiosity.

The staff of MyNorthwest.com joins Aaron and Gee for their weekly sit-down to talk about the best stories on the site.

Erika Nagy on public opinion on homeless

CLIP OF THE DAY - Stop french-kissing cows

CHOOSE YOUR NEWS LOSERS – you can do Craigslist style exchanges at police stations//disconnect to spend times with your kids could sabotage your career

Local government leaders and transportation officials held a forum on mass transit -- but they admitted that they all drove cars to get there.

With news of teacher layoffs in the Puget Sound, Superintendent Chris Reykdal assures taxpayers it's all part of adjusting to a post-levy cliff era.

A sculpture by Jeff Koons set an auction record: $91 Million, the highest price for a work by a living artist. Among the craftsmen who cast the steel bunny at the Tallix Foundry: Peter Ross, younger brother of Dave Ross

Torunn Sinclair (Regional Press Secretary, National Republican Congressional Committee) joins Jason to discuss Kim Schrier not fighting anti-Semitism

Hannah Scott joins Jason to discuss SPD's minor setback on consent decree

Terry Rice (Seattle City Council candidate for District 6) joins Jason

Seattle Pacific University Bradley Murg talks about why President Trump's tariffs might actually be good for the U.S. 

A SoDo small business owner feels betrayed and abandoned by her city as she watches lawlessness take over.