What’s Trending: Self-loathing women gathered to pledge their support for Kamala Harris and tonight is the men’s turn. Volunteers showed up at Seattle’s Torchlight Parade to offer extra security. A drill team was uninvited from the parade. // LongForm: GUEST: Director of Operations for Pecos Pit BBQ restaurant Jeremy McLachlan says their West Seattle location is going cashless due to high crime. // The Quick Hit: Democrats and the media are taking Donald Trump out context to make the claim that he said there won’t be any more elections if he becomes President.

What’s Trending: There was another machete attack in Seattle. This time, it happened in the Chinatown-international district. Joe Biden laid out a new plan to reform the Supreme Court today that included term limits and an ethics code. Cliff Mass (UW) explains today being the wettest driest day in Seattle. // Big Local: A hot air balloon accidentally landed in a Bonney Lake neighborhood. Candidates for Washington’s 6th Congressional district participated in a ‘Teen Town Hall.’ // Americans in their 60s are facing a financial crisis according to a new report.

What’s Trending: The Olympics got into hot water after their opening ceremony featured a drag performance that mocked the Last Supper. Target customers are complaining that the Washington State liquor tax is being labeled as a “spirits fee” on receipts. Military members will allowed to ride Sound Transit for free during Fleet Week… except it’s pretty much always free. // Pete Buttigieg made the dishonest claim on Fox News Sunday that crime is lower under Joe Biden than Donald Trump. // The Seattle Times has some useless tips on how to deal with angry passengers on flights.

What’s Trending: Kent Teachers on strike // Rantz Reviews 'The Meg' // GUEST: Fox News’ Rachel Sutherland on the Trump Administrations Space Force plans // GUEST: State Seantor Steve O’Ban calls on the governor to halt plans by the Special Commitment Center on McNeil Island to release three Level 3 male sex offenders into the community of Lakewood. // Edmonds councilmember secretly coordinates anti-gun bill with Seattle, gets sued

What’s Trending: Amazon sold apparel that wished for Trump’s death. More details emerge in the case of teens brandishing firearms at the Chinatown parade last weekend. AAA is shutting down its GIG Car Share program at the end of the year. The Washington Fish and Wildlife commission has decided that gray wolves will remain on the endangered species list. //LongForm: GUEST: Chef and restaurateur Ethan Stowell says restaurants are going to have to dramatically change their business models in just a few months. // The Quick Hit: JD Vance is taking heat for past comments in which he mocked “childless cat ladies.”

What’s Trending: Kamala Harris is trying to whitewash the fact that she was a defund police advocate. A new vigil in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood honors a shooting victim and Black trans lives. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) is stumped as to why women would support Trump. // Big Local: The City of Edmonds passed a ban on “backyard breeding.” $1500 of nipple rings were stolen from a Tacoma piercing store. Whatcom County may defund a low-income housing project. // Rob Lowe auditioned to be on Kamala Harris’s ticket on The Tonight Show.

What’s Trending: California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a statewide sweep of homeless encampments. Could Washington follow suit? A restaurant in West Seattle is going cashless due to repeated burglaries. Some House Democrats are advocating a crackdown on noncitizens voting, but they won’t endorse Kamala Harris for President. // A new survey finds that a majority of voters in Washington State believe the United States Supreme Court is “out of touch.” // Washington State ferry workers have become subject to increasing verbal abuse from riders.

What’s Trending: Dave Matthews leaned into antisemitic talking points in an interview with Al Jazeera over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington D.C. The Democrats new playbook is attempting to tie Donald Trump to 2025. //LongForm: GUEST: Nirav Sheth is a small business owner who lost his insurance because of the constant break-ins. Now, he threatens to not pay his taxes in protest. // The Quick Hit: Fox News host Brian Kilmeade was embroiled in a fake controversy over comments he made about Kamala Harris.