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Episode 150 Sarah Yarborough Part 1 of 2 There are some case that really grip the community, that undercut the sense of safety and security, and that make people lose their faith in humanity. The murder of Sarah Yarborough was such a case.  Sarah was just 16 years old when she was sexually assaulted and murdered in one of the places she should have felt the safest – the grounds of her high school. Not only that, but the crime happened in broad daylight, and there were witnesses who saw her killer.  It was impossible that he was not apprehended – but he wasn't.  Despite the groundbreaking use of YDNA to identify the killer's possible surname, the case remained unsolved for years.   When IGG finally provided answers, revealing at long last the name of the man who killed Sarah Yarborough, the Yarborough family and the community of Federal Way, WA breathed a sigh of relief. To listen to every episode of DNA: ID ad-free and get other benefits, simply  visit our channel page on Apple Podcasts to get started with an AbJack Insider subscription. Of course, you can also support DNA: ID with a Patreon subscription. Follow us on these social media outlets: Facebook - X FormerlyTwitter - Blue Sky - Tik Tok - Twitch - Youtube - Instagram Find all of our links in one spot at our Linktree:  linktr.ee/dnaidpodcast For all things DNA: ID, visit the show's homepage Visit this link to buy DNA ID Merch

Gov. Ferguson is stoking fears about the “Big, Beautiful, Bill” saying it will cut Medicare and Medicaid. A sex offender in Seattle with a very bizarre nickname has been charged with more sex crimes. It was a day of mixed results for conservatives at the Supreme Court. // Big Local: Mail theft is rampant in the city of Sea-Tac. Kent has been plagued by internet outages. A man in Federal Way says his bearded dragon saved him from a fire. // You Pick the Topic: A woman brought a rotisserie chicken onto a flight.

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The Biden-Robert Hur audio has been released and it’s as bad as would think it is. Another oopsie at SeaTac aiport. // Big Local: Antisemites disrupted an event at Microsoft today. Everett Public Schools is making girls flag football a sport. An alleged murderer and rapist has been extradited from Mexico to Washington. A Federal Way teenager was killed by a stray bullet. // You Pick the Topic: An onion on a burger led to a lawsuit.  

It’s another Monday with a bunch of weekend crime stories in Western Washington. There were two different double stabbings in Seattle and an inmate being transferred escaped at SeaTac and fled on the link light rail. There were also two shootings in Federal Way. Pamila Jayapal leans into the lazy, desperate, and embarrassing vulgarity strategy. // MSNBC had to walk back an unsubstantiated claim made by a guest about FBI Director Kash Patel. The New York Times left out an important detail in a story about a heinous crime on the NYC subway. // Businesses are offering people a Mother’s Day “opt out.” The ‘Last of Us’ episode in Seattle looks nothing like Seattle. Nothing.  

Federal Way parents want answers after a shooting on a playground injured at a student at Lakeland Elementary. White House Correspondent Natalie Winters delivered a great response to CNN’s Donnie O’Sullivan when asked about new media being allowed into the White House. Pike Place wants less cars at the market. // Big Local: The primary person of interest in the murder of a Tenino grandmother has officially been charged. A Fox Island man has been charged with the murder of his girlfriend after initially claiming she committed suicide. The popular fast-food chicken chain Raising Cane’s is opening multiple locations in the Seattle area. Edmonds has started a red-light camera program. // You Pick the Topic: A popular hair loss drug could have some major side effects according to the FDA.

The Pentagon is roiling over yet another Signal group chat. No, not that one with the Trump Administration national security team that accidentally included an editor at the Atlantic. This is… another Signal group chat scandal. The New York Times reports that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth shared operational details for a March 15th U.S. strike on the Houthis in Yemen with a group of 13 people. They allegedly included his personal lawyer, brother, and wife. This comes while Hegseth’s team is dealing with staffing turmoil: Three staffers were recently fired over allegations they leaked to the press. Another former senior staffer wrote in Politico that there is a “full-blown meltdown at the Pentagon.” GUEST: Adam Smith represents Washington’s 9th congressional district. It includes parts of Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Kent and Federal Way. He’s also the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee. RELATED LINKS: Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat Pete Hegseth Faces Heat After New Signal Chat Emerges and Claim of Pentagon ‘Chaos’ Former Top Pentagon Spokesperson Details ‘Month From Hell’ Inside the Agency The White House is looking to replace Pete Hegseth as defense secretary - NPR Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out, go to kuow.org/donate/soundsidenotes Soundside is a production of KUOW in Seattle, a proud member of the NPR Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown, jD is joined by superfan Alan from Federal Way, who shares his incredible journey as a Hip fan—from a life-changing moment watching Saturday Night Live to chasing down rare albums and unforgettable live show experiences (including a poker loss that cost him concert tickets—ouch!).Alan's passion for The Hip is undeniable, and his stories remind us why this band means so much to so many. Whether you've been with The Hip since Road Apples or discovered them yesterday, this episode is a deep dive into what makes their music so timeless.

This week on The Tragically Hip Top 40 Countdown, jD is joined by superfan Alan from Federal Way, who shares his incredible journey as a Hip fan—from a life-changing moment watching Saturday Night Live to chasing down rare albums and unforgettable live show experiences (including a poker loss that cost him concert tickets—ouch!).Alan's passion for The Hip is undeniable, and his stories remind us why this band means so much to so many. Whether you've been with The Hip since Road Apples or discovered them yesterday, this episode is a deep dive into what makes their music so timeless.

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Credit and debit cards only at a national forest // Should you protect your child's innocence? // When do you panic about your phone battery life? Your gas tank? // Issues in Federal Way & Seattle // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Teen Dating Violence isn't talked about enough, and yet it's all too common. Toxic relationships can happen to any of us at any age, and some cross the line into abuse, manipulation, and violence.  Dylan and Estelle, students at The Bush School in Seattle, sat with Audrey Comber to dismantle stigmas around violence in teen relationships, and discuss ways to recognize warning signs before problems take hold. Audrey is a licensed social worker and Trauma Therapist at LightHeart Associates with a background in interpersonal violence and sexual assault, and as a survivor she shares her own journey from recovery to resiliency.  LightHeart Associates is committed to providing tailored mental health treatment including therapy and psychiatric medication management to individuals of all ages and walks of life—from children and teenagers to adults, couples, and families. LightHeart offers telehealth and in-person care at their locations in Redmond, Edmonds, Federal Way and Northgate along with two new clinics opening in Fremont and Bothell later this year. With immediate availability for new clients, their intake team is committed to supporting you in navigating your personal mental health journey, with more at lightheartassociates.com/ Presented by c89.5 in partnership with Seattle Children's, Coping 101 is an ongoing series led by students in Nathan Hale High School's Podcast Club. The project aims to destigmatize mental health from a teen's perspective, and is made possible with local support from LightHeart Associates, Hansmire Builders, and 4Culture. No matter our age or background we all face challenges, and there are healthy ways to cope. Get started with more episodes, and find community-relevant resources online at c895.org/coping101

Tennessee senior Jordan Crooks had a historic meet at his last NCAA Championships in Federal Way. This included breaking Caeleb Dressel's legendary 100 free NCAA record, going 39.83 in the prelims of the event. He was also a part of the winning 200 and 400 free relays, the latter of which also set an NCAA record to cap off the meet. The world record holder and world champion sprinter sat down with SwimSwam to reflect on his collegiate career, unsure of what his future holds in the pool.   ***This was recorded outside and the audio is a little scratchy during some parts. Apologies in advance***

In this special live episode from the NCAA Swimming Championships in Federal Way, Washington, Katie and Beisel sit down with Todd DeSorbo, head coach of the University of Virginia women's swimming team, and 12-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte. They dive into Todd's journey to securing his fifth NCAA title and what inspired him to start coaching. Ryan shares a memorable story from 2006 when he competed without a warm-up, they discuss the differences between Olympic and NCAA ready rooms, and Ryan reflects on whether breaking a record or beating Michael Phelps was more thrilling before he explains why he makes it a point to sign every autograph for young fans. All that and some wild unpredictable moments! ----- DONATE TO GARY HALL JR: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-gary-hall-jr-after-devastating-fire ----- DONATE TO EMILY KLUEH: https://www.gofundme.com/f/4sdbz-support-emilys-battle-against-cancer ----- Subscribe and watch full video episodes on YouTube, and follow us on social media (@unfilteredwaterspodcast) for clips, bonus content, and updates throughout the week. ----- FOLLOW KATIE: Instagram TikTok ----- FOLLOW MISSY: Instagram TikTok ----- SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Dream Recovery: Visit https://dreamrecovery.io to have your best sleep ever. Use code UNFILTEREDTHIRTY for 30% your entire order and 50% off your first month of Dream Tape. ----- PRODUCED BY: Lagos Creative

President Trump is readying new tariffs that will reportedly be his most aggressive trade policy move yet. The White House is ready to move PAST a scandal involving the Administration’s top national security officials discussing war plans on the encrypted messaging app Signal. And meanwhile, Democrats are facing anger from their own voters who are deeply displeased with how the party is responding to Trump and his policies. One Seattle-area Democrat has emerged as a high profile critic of the direction of his party – he says things need to change. And he’s catching flack from the left for some of his recent interviews. That’s Congressman Adam Smith. Guest: Adam Smith represents Washington’s 9th congressional district. It includes parts of Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Kent and Federal Way. He’s also the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s Trending: The Newcastle Mayor received national attention for his response to an ignorant public commenter at a town hall meeting. A shootout at a Federal Way gas station was caught on surveillance video. School zone cameras in this Edgewood are bringing in $500,000 per year, but where does the money go? // LongForm: GUEST: Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison // Quick Hit: Progressives take on Tesla  

In this latest episode, "friend of the show" Brenda Schmelling fills in for Shane as Pastor Dan is joined by Dave and Laurie Gallagher for an insightful discussion on the Specific Ministry Program (SMP) in the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.Dave has not only been accepted into this rigorous program but will soon officially serve as the SMP pastor for St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Federal Way. Together, we explore what the SMP program is, who it's for, and how it equips individuals for ministry in specific contexts.Whether you're part of a congregation, considering ministry yourself, or simply curious about how pastoral training works within the LCMS, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Join us as we celebrate this exciting new chapter for Dave and learn more about the path to pastoral ministry through SMP!Don't forget to continue the conversation at home, in the car, at work, or anywhere you can find someone to talk to! Thanks for walking with us!Support the show

Let the Winter Sports Championship Season begin! We hear from four coaches with teams deep in the district basketball tournaments and one with his swimmers on the way to the state swim meet in Federal Way. Prep Sports Weekly for Monday, February 17, 2025. We begin with the head boys basketball coach of the Shorecrest Scots Joey Petschl, followed by the boys coach of the Arlington Eagles Drew Bryson. Seth Dodge is the girls basketball coach at Lake Stevens HS; and we conclude with the head swim coach, also at Lake Stevens, Brady Dykgraaf.

Age is no reason to settle for crooked teeth or an uneven bite. At Sean Liu Orthodontics (253-838-0765) in Federal Way, you can get clear aligners to adjust your teeth without anyone noticing. Go to https://www.liuorthodontics.us/ to book a consultation. Sean Liu Orthodontics City: Federal Way Address: 118 SW 330th St Ste 200 Website: https://www.liuorthodontics.us

Hey Bonsai Friends! On this episode of Little Things, Evan and Carmen speak with Aarin Packard. Aarin is the curator at the Pacific Bonsai Museum located in Federal Way, WA. The Pacific Bonsai Museum is brought up in many episode throughout the show and it is a real pleasure to have the curator featured on this episode to give us insight into what it takes to run a public collection and how to plan out high level exhibitions. Again thanks to our sponsors: Joshua Roth Tools, Underhill Bonsai, and Bonsai BarAlso, a massive thanks to our editor Matt O'Donnell. Thanks for editing every episode and meeting deadlines!mattodonnell.comBuy Joshua Roth tools on Underhill's online store:underhillbonsaistore.comBook classes at your favorite brewery:bonsaibar.com

What’s Trending: Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer accused of stalking, but it is unclear whether or not Troyer ever came in contact with the defendant. SWAT teams will begin to have constant presence in the International District in an effort to cut down crime rates in the area. The FBI was left scrambling after the local agent from New Orleans who first addressed the media completely contradicted herself and gave out false information. And Jake Skorheim joins the show to talk about the New Years holiday. // Big Local: A DEI agent in King County is considering suing the city of Federal Way over a contract dispute. And a family in Renton has a unique e-scooter stolen from their garage while they were home. // You Pick the Topic: Even though the Seahawks are eliminated from playoff contention, head coach Mike MacDonald said that he will do everything he can to get his players the incentive bonuses they deserve.

What’s Trending: Federal Way saw a massive decline in crime after enforcing new drug possession laws. The person of interest in the murder of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson has been caught. Businesses in Seattle’s CID neighborhood are fed up with crime. // LongForm: GUEST: Tacoma Police Union President Henry Betts says they’re not staffed well enough to help tackle typical holiday crimes, like porch piracy. // The Spokane City Council minority is claiming that the progressive majority is seeking to limit the minority’s influence through new procedural rules. Emilia Perez does well in the Golden Globes -- beware the next “woke war.”  

Terry and Jeetz talk about the 3 weirdest stories of the day! It's called the 533! Today includes: Police officers disciplined after inappropriate contact during prostitution busts, Wife cares for paralyzed husband for 6 years, He divorces after he recovers, Naked burglar caught eating candy!

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What’s Trending: Seattle is in the process of implementing security cameras in multiple high-crime areas. The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is helping a Poulsbo woman address her raccoon problem. Federal Way animal control is attempting to rescue more than 100 cats abandoned in a ‘biohazardous apartment.” // LongForm: GUEST: Music legend Pat Boone explains why he wrote a new song to call attention to division in this country. // The Quick Hit: Washington is joining many other states in a lawsuit against TikTok for being too addictive and harming the mental health of children.

What’s Trending: There were multiple police pursuits that resulted in collisions over the last few days, which has once again brought out the critics of law enforcement engaging in high-speed chases. GUEST: Chris Sullivan details why this weekend’s nightmare projects had to happen all at once, plus Rantz gets mad at Sound Transit like always. // Big Local: A dog owner in Federal Way is warning other pet owners to vet the people that watch your pets after one of his dogs was killed in a sitter’s custody. Highline School District is still dealing with the fallout of a cyberattack that rendered them without internet or computer access. // A new story in the Wall Street Journal explains why young men are falling further behind young women.

What’s Trending: The man who murdered and 80-year-old dog walker in Seattle will not stand trial at least for now. The Secret Service is taking heat for its plan to staff to Disney World for an LGBTQ summit. The FDA has approved a new drug for the flu. GUEST: Local mom Michelle is fighting antisemitism at schools like Issaquah High School. // Big Local: A pair of Federal Way teen twins had their lawn care business broken into and the community has been pitching in to get them back on track. A family in Mountlake Terrace is searching for their guardian angels that saved them from a house fire. Stanwood and Oak Harbor are investigating an alleged hate crime at a football game. // Pollster Frank Luntz and former Republican Communications Director Tara Setmayer got into an awkward exchange on CNN.

What’s Trending: Macklemore put his antisemitism on wide display in Seattle this weekend and bashed America. An old video of Kamala Harris has popped up that shows her protesting against deporting illegal immigrants alongside actor Jussie Smollett. Guest: Jack Stine, a recovering addict, breaks down the dangers of Public Health Seattle-King County handing out drug kits. // Big Local: A Federal Way man is searching for family urns that were stolen from his storage unit. The Graham community drummed up extra money for a local business feeling the effects of a fire. Bothell to host 12th annual “Sustainamania” to teach you things you already know. // A Democrat county in Colorado decided to stop providing handouts and the homeless population plummeted.

A 15-year-old girl had an argument with her father about her grades. It's a scene parents all over the world are likely familiar with, and one that is usually forgotten in a day or two. But when Katya Lyne had this argument with her father, Pat, on March 21, 1997, it ended in tragedy. Within days, Katya was missing, and her father was dead. The Lyne family's world was completely turned upside down. Though police believed Katya was a runaway, they couldn't be sure that she hadn't met with foul play. Nearly 30 years later, Katya's sister, Tracy, believes her sister is still out there and still wants her to come home. Anyone with information regarding Katya Lyne's disappearance can call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's 24-hour hotline at 800-843-5678, or the Federal Way Police Department at 253-835-6700.Buy the ebook! - And Then They Were Gone: True Stories of Those Who Went Missing and Never Came HomeSubmit a caseFind us everywhereGet episodes early and ad-free on PatreonMerch storeFor a full list of our sources, please visit our blogBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/and-then-they-were-gone--5360779/support.

Join Joann and Allison as we chat with Deanna Anthony with Bloomtown Flowers in Federal Way, WA. Deanna is a dahlia grower  and Growing Kindness member.  You can find Deanna on Instagram at Bloomtown_Flowers or at her website https://bloomtown-flowers.myshopify.com.  For more information about the Growing Kindness Project visit their website at www.growingkindnessproject.org. They believe: "By starting where we are, using what we have, and doing what we can, we accomplish SO much. Every act of kindness has the potential to change a life. We never grow poor by giving. There is no better place than the garden to grow change." — The Growing Kindness Team This is the first of five interviews from the National Show. Stay tuned for the interviews with four more growers from across the US. 

LISTEN: We are joined by Lindy Haaglund with Keller Williams Realty Puget Sound in Federal Way, Washington. She shares her journey from working three jobs to becoming a successful real estate agent and leader. She emphasizes the importance of hard work, building relationships, and having a strong work ethic. Lindy discusses the transition from sales to leadership and the opportunities it brings. She highlights the need for effective communication, coaching, and surrounding oneself with the right people. Lindy also talks about the importance of focusing on health, family, and designing a life by one's own terms. She encourages agents to embrace discomfort and continuous growth.

What’s Trending: An HOA in Federal Way deploys AI license plate reading cameras to deter criminals. Former SPD officer Dan Auderer has filed a $20 million lawsuit against the city for unfair termination. ‘Squad’ Democrats are rallying behind Cori Bush as she pushes for re-election while having lowest polling numbers to date. // Big Local: The CARES program in Poulsbo is trying to help reduce the burden on Washington emergency departments. In Buckley, a cockfighting ring was broken up. “Caring hearts 4 paws” saved 11 puppies in Olympia’s Capitol Forest. Once the puppies health has improved they will be put up for adoption. Tacoma is updating their parking laws and payment systems. // A Gig Harbor resident used a motion activated sprinkler system to ambush her neighbor who had been letting their dog go to the bathroom in her yard.

I can't wait for you all to meet Brandi Robinson from Federal Way, WA. Brandi has attended several of my retreats and I LOVE the way this human goes after growth and self discovery. I asked Brandi to join me on the podcast to delve deeper into building self confidence.In this episode we talk about:-Building self confidence-Self love-What prompted her to begin writing children's books (you heard that right!!)-How she defines and feels her intuitionThe 411 on Brandi: Brandi Robinson is a mom of two boys, 14 and 9, married to the most supportive husband she could ask for. She works full-time as the Director of Operations for a successful Real Estate team, it really is herding cats at times! In addition to her professional achievements, she is also an aspiring author of children's books, channeling her creativity and passion for storytelling to inspire young minds and letting these kiddos know being themselves is ENOUGH!Do you have follow up questions? Things you want to know more about? Please send them to: Mo@iloveitwhen.org ----------Follow I love it when

What’s Trending: The calls for Joe Biden to step down are growing louder in the Democrat party. There was another episode of juvenile crime in Seattle during a shooting near Cleveland High School. Guest: Retired Navy Seal Adam Schwarze discusses the war in Gaza and what the United State’s strategy in the Middle East should be. // Big Local: A father in Auburn is pleading for an end to gun violence after his son was shot multiple times and is now in the hospital. Kent police arrested a 14-year-old boy for a DUI who did not stop when being pursued by police. Sound Transit is going to force some Federal Way residents to move so that they can make way for a new light rail facility. // The families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were outraged after the BET awards paid tribute to OJ Simpson during the “In Memoriam” segment.

Ken welcomes Christine Talbot who recently retired from her significant role as Senior Vice President for Human Resources at the highly regarded global relief non-profit, World Vision. During her eight-year tenure, she worked closely with CEO Richard Stearns in Federal Way, Washington. Ken asks Christine to share her unique philosophy that is not only rooted in her years at World Vision but also as Vice President for Human Resources at the high-profile healthcare giant, Kaiser Permanente. She brings a fresh perspective that goes well beyond compliance, endless training sessions, and tedious report gathering. Christine, an avid cyclist and ballroom dancer, is also a poet. She shares her journey in two of her poems. Unraveling is a personal account of a period in her life when she felt her identity was slipping away. Path to Redemption reveals the anchor that has kept her grateful and energized through difficult times.  SHOW NOTES.Become a Patron | Ken's Substack PageSupport the Show.

What’s Trending: Roosters that were slated to be given new homes after being rescued from a cockfighting ring ended up being shot to death. The DOJ is going after Ticketmaster and Live Nation for their monopoly status. Gun-related crimes are on the rise post-Covid according to WSP data. // Big Local: A 9-year-old boy in Marysville is being called a hero after possibly saving his teacher’s life. A man in Federal Way in was arrested after pointing a laser at a WSP helicopter. // Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) grilled a Biden judicial appointment for being an activist judge.  

It's spring, even if the weather hasn't fully caught up yet.If there's one thing you can count on, besides postnasal drip, it's rhododendrons.The showy blooms are all over town, and there are a lot more varieties than you think. Today, we're taking a fun trip to the botanical garden in Federal Way.We can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. You have the power! Make the show happen by making a gift to KUOW: https://www.kuow.org/donate/seattlenowAnd we want to hear from you! Follow us on Instagram at SeattleNowPod, or leave us feedback online: https://www.kuow.org/feedback

What’s Trending: A man was stabbed to death at the Capitol Hill light rail station on Saturday night. Michael Cohen took the stand in Trump’s Manhattan “hush money” trial. Cohen revealed he secretly recorded Trump without his permission in 2016. // Big Local: A 13-year-old boy in Spanaway died in what the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office is calling a suspected fentanyl overdose. Federal Way’s K9 unit was able to detect a burglary suspect that was hiding under the floor boards. Shoreline parents are rallying behind a lesbian teacher that was fired for her same-sex engagement. // The popular dating app bumble says AI will soon be able to help you find the right partner.

What’s Trending: A 17-year-old in Federal Way broke into 69 cars in 24 hours. The Federal Way Mayor and Police Chief have previously called on Washington’s police pursuit ban to be repealed. We Heart Seattle intervened to clean up a homeless encampment in a North Seattle neighborhood. Two Texas homeowners are furious after a squatter refused to leave their home and the police won’t remove him. // Migrants in Kent that that were on the verge of getting kicked out of a hotel have had their stay extended due an anonymous donation. The Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson has order workers at City Hall to return the office… and they’re not happy about it. // UN Climate Adviser Ayisha Siddiqa claims that climate change is caused by white men. 

What’s Trending: There’s a solar eclipse on Monday, here’s how can you watch it safely. A Seattle teenager with impaired vision started a campaign to add an accessible sidewalk. A California fast food chain is closing some of its stores after the state raised the minimum wage. A new study survey finds that 1 in 3 LGBTQ adults say they have been treated unfairly by a health care provider. // LongForm: Guest: Comedian and KTTH host Jimmy Faila tackles comedy in the cancel culture era, plus previews his Friday night show in Federal Way  // The Quick Hit: Police not pressing charges after JK Rowling tests Scotland’s new hate crime law.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: Washington’s Lottery accidentally created AI porn out of a user’s photo. A man in Federal Way has been arrested for attempted murder after stabbing multiple people in Point Defiance Park. // A former hotel in Redmond is opening up as a supportive housing facility for those that are chronically homeless and will be managed by The Salvation Army. The Bellingham Herald has a new piece in which it attacks the Supreme Court for “criminalizing homelessness” by allowing cities to ban public camping. // Lizzo clarified a previous Instagram post in which she suggested she was quitting the music industry. 

Two teenage boys were walking through a bushy area close to Federal Way High School in Federal Way, Washington, on the morning of the 14th of December, 1991. As they drew closer to one of the bushes, a young man suddenly popped up. He glared at the two boys, before turning around and walking off.Nutrafol: Hair thinning affects approximately 1 in 2 women, but you're not alone. Nutrafol is the leading dermatologist recommended hair growth supplement. Get $10 off and free shipping with the code “MORBIDOLOGY” at: https://nutrafol.com/SHOW NOTES - https://morbidology-the-podcast-249-sarah-yarboroughPATREON - https://www.patreon.com/morbidologyAudio Credit:Epidemic SoundEvening of Chaos - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Empty Reflections - ErikMMusic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgq4SPKHlyIA Mothers Sacrifice - OurMusicBox - https://ourmusicbox.com/Dark Tranquility - Anno Domini Beats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6mBav72AkBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/morbidology--3527306/support.

What's Trending: the encampment being built by one man in Seattle's Jose Rizal Park has been cleared, over a hundred thousand biometric gun safes have been recalled including one that Jason owns, and the Biden administration continues to have nothing meaningful to say about his mental fitness. // The Big Local: several Shelton high schools were badly injured during an unplanned football drill with no protection and parents are bringing legal action, and a couple from Florida posed as an Amazon driver to kidnap a baby in Federal Way in an elaborate scheme. // You Pick the News: some upcoming theater performances in London are only for black theatergoers.

3pm - John Promised a theory on Aliens and Solar Flares…. Well… He said he’ll deliver on Monday // Why that solar flare we just experience is going to make us all dumb for a few days // Kids in Federal Way are having full on Anchorman brawls with bats knifes and dozens of combatants // Seattle food delivery Gig Workers perform a ‘protest skit’ at Pike Place Market, begging companies to get rid of new delivery fee // Major League Baseball is in the midst of a “Wardrobe malfunction” and players are not happy // Speaking of wardrobe malfunctions; White collar men are paying thousands for personal stylists // “Serial cheater” wants to know if Elon Musk’s neuralink can change his adulterous ways // Dr. Phil on the Infidelity Gene

What's Trending: The Superintendent for the North Kitsap School District is now facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly removing political campaign signs. There was a huge fight that broke out in the parking lot of a Federal Way apartment complex. ABC's Mary Bruce gives some very inaccurate reporting about President Biden's handling of the border crisis // LongForm: Beth Thomas (GM of Bud Hut in Maple Valley) says the damage done to her pot shop in the latest burglary is around $33k and she blames Democrat policies for the crime surge. // The Quick Hit:  Anti-cop Seattle activists ready another protest tomorrow – as we told you they would. 

3pm - For the first time in decades, the number of kids in King County Drops // Washington lawmakers won't move forward with proposal to raise property tax cap // Federal Way restaurant owner shot in broad daylight // The Houston Church Shooting // John’s Wenatchee weekend at the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival pageant names royalty // John slept through the entire Super Bowl… Except when Nik would wake him up for commercials // Why Is the NFL So Scared of Cardi B’s Hilariously Racy Super Bowl Ad? // The ‘Jesus Gets Us’ Ads seemed to confuse a lot of people // Walter Cronkite’s last broadcast ever.. On this day in 1999 // Cronkite’s Five Biggest News Moments

4pm - Elizabeth Warren painfully sings Taylor Swift lyrics on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert // Trump demands an end to the Bud Light boycott… Stands to benefit financially // Amazon buckled under pressure from the White House to shadow ban anti-vax books // AG Bob Ferguson does a victory lap after issuing $3 million fine to Federal Way gun store for selling high-capacity magazines after they were banned // Mexico’s president responds to US report that he is in the pocket of Mexican Drug Cartels // Former drug smugglers and undercover cops share how drug trafficking actually works // The drug war has been lost…. The case for legalization // We’ve got our first Pickleball Scandal!

What's Trending: The group of migrants to Seattle seeking asylum marched on Seattle City Hall for help with housing and employment with the support of Tammy Morales, bystanders and a retired police officer stop a robbery at a Safeway in Federal Way, and a group of city councilmembers from across the US is calling for Hyundai and Kia to recall certain theft-prone models. // Social media CEOs from Meta, Discord and others are getting grilled by the US senate for not taking certain measures to protect kids on their platforms. // A new bill in the Washington Senate would require gun owners to carry liability insurance.  

BEST OF: Pistorius out of jail after just 7 years behind bars. Crime in Federal Way. // Spotlight on Kim Jong Un's daughter in North Korea. Democrat talking points on January 6th. // Internet cookie problems.

What’s Trending: Ignore the economic news propaganda — it’s a mixed bag, After claiming fare collection is racist, ST again discusses… fare collection and New TikTok trend hits Federal Way.  Big Local: Condescending school board director steps down to be seen as hero and Air pollution is allegedly shortening lifespans. You Pick:  A Connecticut teacher sued over DEI punishment.