2pm - Washington State Representative Travis Couture on an upcoming rally to fight the negative impacts of the Keeping Families Together Act // FRIDAY FAVORITES // Your texts!

1pm - Bob Ferguson posts about the shooting in Minnesota // Chicago's Police Superintendent says the shooting was justified // New movies incoming! Jackass 5, and a new movie about Sheep Detectives — yes, sheep that become crime detectives after their shepherd is murdered // The Buffalo Bills Are Auctioning Off Used Stadium Urinal Troughs

12pm - Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio Reporter, calls in live from Portland where he is at the site where Border Patrol shot at two alleged illegal immigrants during a traffic stop // Press conference from Portland, they claim they don’t believe DHS about the killing of these two suspected sex trafficking gang members // Katie Wilson comments on the Minnesota shooting and what's next in Seattle // University of Washinton quarterback ends up staying put after all the transfer chaos // Would you use AI to help you win a videogame? PlayStation is building in the feature

2pm - With a $2.3B budget shortfall, should the state move extra funds from the Climate Commitment Act to someplace more useful? // Former UW quarterback Demond Williams Jr.’s agent drops him over ‘philosophical differences’ // How much are your teens using their phones during school hours? We talk to the lead author of a new study from the University of Washington that reveals the upsetting number: Dr. Dimitri Christakis, professor of pediatrics at the University of Washington School of Medicine and a Seattle Children’s practitioner // Your texts!

1pm - The tragic ICE shooting of a mother in Minnesota // In reversal, U.S. loosens guidance on alcohol // A war on sugar // Would it work to put warning labels on the front of certain foods?

12pm - Senator Patty Murray calls the shooting in Minneapolis an execution // Katie Wilson is asked about an audit for fraud in daycare centers // We'll gain an hour of light in January // Charlie Harger from Seattle's Morning News on a high-speed police chase of teenagers // This fun hobby may reduce your dementia risk by 76 percent

2pm - WSP clocks driver at 156 mph on I-5 without headlights // Controversial Seattle police union president announces he’s stepping down // Tom Brady power ranks the Seahawks number one, in between filming a hilarious Pizza Hut commercial // Mike Salk from The Brock and Salk Show joins us to talk about the UW QB who is trying to transfer for an extra 2 million. Plus, how he's feeling about the Seahawks odds of winning the Superbowl! // Your texts!

1pm - Washington plans to start taxing gold again. Rare coin dealers are freaking out — and moving out of state // A third of our Washington State Ferry fleet is out of service. Who's to blame? // Is online sports gambling destroying the finances of a generation of young men? // ‘Jeopardy!’ host Ken Jennings honored by King County Council. Good for him!