What’s Trending: CNN panelist says 3D guns will lead to another 9/11 // Maria Cantwell supports a bill allowing people to shoot up to 900 Sea Lions // GUEST: Matt Manweller on allegations of sexual impropriety // GUEST: Chris Bedford of the Daily Caller on the Koch brothers slamming the GOP

Seattle is suing the Trump Administration over its executive order on DEI and gender policies. An open-air market in Pasco says people are afraid to visit for fear of being detained by ICE. Guest: KIRO News Radio's Chris Sullivan gives a debrief on this week's traffic situation. // LongForm: GUEST: Mark Levin on his new book "On Power." // Quick Hit: AI is throwing a wrench into the job market for college grads.

A damning report about oversight (or lack thereof) on McNeil Island. A Seattle police cruiser was completely totaled while responding to a call last night. Biden bumbled his way through another speech. Guest: Kent City Council candidate Logan Evans is continuing the trend of camping ban ordinances in King County. // Big Local: A smartphone app helped an off-duty firefighter saved the life of a Burlington man undergoing cardiace arrest. Shoreline School District is trying get a levy passed to rectify their budget shortfall. // KIRO News Radio's Jake Skorheim on the recent American Eagle and Dunkin' nontroversies.

A shooting in Seattle’s U District at the Pursuit Northwest Church left one man dead. You may want to check your Alaska Airlines account and make sure all of your miles are there. Starbucks continues to tinker with its menu. // The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will disband due to recent funding cuts. // Guest: Kent Police Chief Rafael Padilla on the drop in Washington's murder rate.

Another misleading story about immigration enforcement from KING 5. A very good dog helped Snohomish County deputies catch two different domestic violence suspects. // LongForm: GUEST: Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan says no, crime isn’t down, and no, we’re nowhere near being fully staffed so stop lying, folks. // Quick Hit: Bad faith Abby Phillip argues with Scott Jennings.

A pack of coyotes are disturbing a neighborhood in Ballard. Young men in Seattle are slowly moving to the right. Kamala has a new book about her campaign for president. // Big Local: A woman in Kenmore is furious that a mentally unstable neighbor keeps terrorizing her home and has not been held accountable. The Thurston County Republican Party ruffled feathers online with a poll question about transgender athletes playing girls’ sports. // You Pick the Topic: Now Dunkin’ is under fire for a new ad that mentions ‘genetics.’

Suspect in Lummi officer's shooting charged with attempted murder -- and he may not be here legally. Speed cameras on Washington’s highways near worksites have already accrued thousands of citations in just a few months. A motel in North Seattle has been rife with drug use, prostitution, and human trafficking. // The Lacey parents accused of an attempted honor killing of their daughter have been found not guilty of murder. CNN’s Jake Tapper had a very awkward exchange with Nancy Pelosi when he asked her about her stock trading practices. // Jason had to take his dog to the vet.

Rantz Exclusive: King County Superior Court accidentally released convicted rapist from custody. Despite the economy continuing to thrive, Fed Chair Jerome Powell did not cut interest rates. The City of Seattle is sweeping encampments at Denny Blaine Park...but the homeless came right back. A batch of Celsius energy drinks have been recalled because they contained alcohol. // LongForm: GUEST: Fernanda Mazcot, executive director of Nuestras Raices Community Center, explains why she believes it's unsafe to hold Latino festivals in Spokane right now. // Quick Hit: Nick Brown suing Trump -- again -- this time over SNAP data.