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VIDEO GUEST - EITAN LEVINE - NEW YORK CITY STILL CELEBRATING HISTORIC KNICKS WIN // Deal is reached to end Iran war, and Trump orders stop to US naval blockade // Trump sought to break Iran’s regime. He settled for reopening Hormuz. // The Broken Window Theory & Home Field Advantage  

I WAS THINKING:  Sports or Spectacle?  The UFC’s White House Event // My Night Inside President Trump’s UFC Spectacle at the White House // Starmer set to ban under-16s from major social media platforms // Most parents track their 18- to 25-year-old kids on their smartphones. Is it healthy? // John’s communication with his kids is in direct contrast than his parents growing up

Seattle hotel bookings down 20% during World Cup despite city’s excitement // Bellevue residents say new cross-lake rail line violates noise limits // Suarez: That much-hyped newsworthy pallet shelter village is STILL completely empty // Woman, 21, Plummets 131 Feet to Her Death After Bungee Jump Staff Allegedly Forgot to Attach Safety Cord // John’s bungee jumping trauma // LETTERS

VIDEO GUEST - EITAN LEVINE - NEW YORK CITY STILL CELEBRATING HISTORIC KNICKS WIN //Starmer set to ban under-16s from major social media platforms // Most parents track their 18- to 25-year-old kids on their smartphones. Is it healthy? // John’s communication with his kids is in direct contrast than his parents growing up  

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: SEA World Cup kickoff // Charges dropped against KC Assessor // The PC Sheriff could lose his job come November // Gee takes us onto the pitch for the inaugural SEA World Cup match // Science has a name for the people who drain you

What's been the best shot of Seattle to show the world? // WA will take your guns after 2nd DUI // Most parents track their 18- to 25-year-old kids on their smartphones // SCENARIOS!

GUEST: World Cup Superfan and former Sounders play-by-play announcer Matt Johnson // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Are conversations with AI legally binding? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Chelsie Bowden on her relationship with her seeing-eye dog // David Fahrenthold on the deal between the US and Iran, and rennovations on the nation's capital // Charlie Commentary on a success story in drug recovery // Ted Buehner on record breaking high temperatures this week // Patrick De Haan on the rise and fall of gas prices // Gee Scott on hosting the World Cup at Lumen Field

Zoe found a vape pen in her boyfriend Mateo’s bedroom, but he doesn’t vape and neither does she.  He says that one of his buddy’s dropped the vape while he was over hanging out…But why would Mateo and his buddy hang out in his bedroom together?

The Other Side of the Other Side America's 250th Birthday  Your Voice Your Vote: CD1  A Deadly Weekend for Daredevils  America's Gambling Problem  Fun Facts and Closing Arguments! 

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: How much is the World Cup costing? // WA State GOP attacks mail in voting again // UK bans social media for kids // WE NEED TO TALK. . . 88% of American men taking testosterone don't medically qualify for it

Seattle is using AI to screen 911 calls? // Bellevue residents upset about the noise from light rail // Judge to make a final call on Denny Blaine Park // SCENARIOS!

The cage fight at the White House // Are you calling out your friends who don't wear life jackets? // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Should people leave their dogs tied up in public? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Casey McNerthney with "Crime and Punishment" -- a report from the King County Prosecutor's Office // Jordana Miller in Jerusalem on the agreed peace deal between the US and Iran // Art Dahlen and recovering addict Cory Ratliff on how Battlefield Addiction and We Heart Seattle saves lives // Charlie Commentary on increasing sales tax in King County // Ted Buehner on record breaking high temperatures this week // Angela Poe Russell on an expected judge's decision on nudity at Seattle's Denny Blaine Park

Las Asociaciones por el Derribo de los Caídos presentan ideas para transformar el solar de los caídos si el Ayuntamiento cede a derribarlo. 

Entrevistamos a nuestro querido Dani Mateo, flamante ganador de la Antena de Plata. Y hacemos el test de nacionalidad española a oyentes españoles con Inés Soria, profesora del Instituto Cervantes, y Belén Caccia, que no es profesora del Instituto Cervantes. Pero le envían mensajes curiosos para ligar.

Entrevistamos a nuestro querido Dani Mateo, flamante ganador de la Antena de Plata.

Conversem amb Jordi Oriol, autor i director, i Joan Carreras i Carme Milán, actors, de ‘L'últim àtom' al Teatre Goya. La mixtape de Ferran Bassaganyes. I reportatge, des de El Born. Museu d'Història de Barcelona, sobre l'exposició ‘Ciutat i Teatre' amb el co-comissari Ivan Alcázar

La actividad de las ONGDs de Navarra

Con el catedrático en Microbiología y director del Museo de Ciencias de la UNAV, Ignacio López Goñi

Entrevista con el periodista Josetxo Martínez sobre su estudio sobre el secreto profesional en el periodismo

Espacio sobre cine y series con María Castejón, crítica de cine y especializada en feminismo

What happened to summer jobs for teens? // AGREE TO DISAGREE // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Everett taxpayers are already on the hook for a new stadium. Now the City Council wants to take property from business owners. // Gen Z can’t cook, and it’s costing them. Time to bring back Home Economics? // SCENARIOS!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Seattle's solutions for Aurora // Seattle pays out $150K to father of pepper sprayed child // GUEST: Katrina Guischard intrdduces us to AI toys // WE NEED TO TALK. . . About the world's first trillionaire

Bethany Braun-Silva on cell phone bans at schools across the country // Joe Khalil on a proposal to end the war in Iran // Katrina Guischard with a Parenting Feature: Grappling with AI and raising children // Art Dahlen and Andrea Suarez on the drug crisis in Seattle and treatment options // Charlie Commentary on inflation // Gee Scott on pimp wars along Aurora Avenue // The Rick Rizzs Show: Breaking down the team's long roadtrip, and expectations for the return of Cal Raleigh // Herb Weisbaum on the push to end overdraft fees from major banks // Paul Holden with a weekend planner

Video Guest: Todd Myers - Washington Policy center: Prepare to see your energy bills skyrocket due to the CCA // Graham Platner Wins Maine Primary Despite Controversies // The socialist political operatives that recruited Platner // UFO whistleblowers storm Capitol Hill with explosive claims about alien life

Mary is suspicious of her boyfriend Omar after she found long blonde hair in his car.  He claims he gave a female coworker a ride home from work, but why was the hair in the front and  the back seat of the car?

County Clerks accused of helping illegal immigrants escape ICE How is Utah doing? Catching up with Matt Gephardt  Inflation and the war in Iran  The fight against elder abuse  A political cage match, and a literal cage match Stuck in the middle with you Utah Firewatch  First kid, best kid? 

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Every tourism number for the World Cup in Seatle isn't meeting expectations // How did the Bellevue sex trafficking ring start? // WE NEED TO TALK. . . Rich and miserable?

GUEST: Dr. Steven Kahn, UW Director of Diabetes Research // Can kids learn all they need in two hours of school? // SCENARIOS!

Is the middle class actually growing? // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Should normal people be calling 911 on suspected trafficking? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Brad Garrett on issues with the FISA's policies for national intelligence surveillance // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: How to survive Seattle during World Cup // Joe Khalil on the war in Iran // Charlie Commentary on why pre-written greeting cards are similar to AI generated content // Gee Scott on the World Cup and an uptick in inflation // Scott Sistek with a look at the extended weather forecast // James Lynch with a Cold Case Project: Looking for help in a year long cold case in Federal Way

Seattle could see its first 90-degree day of the year soon // Seattle, Portland among worst U.S. cities for grass pollen, report finds // First new homeless shelter under Seattle Mayor Wilson opening in Interbay // Mayor, county executive will install own oversight in homelessness agency // School cellphone banned proposed by WA Gov. and Superintendent // Disclosure Day Review

VIDEO GUEST - ERIN GOODMAN - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF SODO BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA // SODO prepares for the highest profile event since the World’s Fair // Seattle councilmembers criticize Mayor Katie Wilson over World Cup CCTV reversal // Suspect connected to “OnlyFans House” in Bellevue charged with human trafficking, money laundering // Are “influencers” like Andrew Tate to blame for this sort of “Diddy House”? // Should Seattle Mariners’ Andrés Muñoz keep closer’s job?

VIDEO GUEST - FORMER SEATTLE CITY COUNCIL MEMBER CATHY MOORE ON THE DIRE STATE OF DISTRICT 5 // Recapping Saturday’s “March Against Bullets & Trafficking”  // Seattle council members urge Mayor Wilson to close neighborhood streets along Aurora // Senate primary in Maine -- does character matter anymore? // LETTERS

Seattle could see its first 90-degree day of the year soon // Seattle, Portland among worst U.S. cities for grass pollen, report finds // First new homeless shelter under Seattle Mayor Wilson opening in Interbay // Mayor, county executive will install own oversight in homelessness agency // School cellphone banned proposed by WA Gov. and Superintendent // Disclosure Day Review

Jill has noticed some weird changes in her boyfriend Noah’s apartment that make her think another woman has been spending time there. In the last few week’s he’s upgraded to expensive sheets, has added nice candles and even got a few house plants…These additions give hints of a woman’s touch, so who’s buying all this stuff?

SLC council seat determined by a coin toss Attacks ramp up again between the U.S. and Iran Group launches to promote better civil dialogue State Senator running for reelection features endorsement he didn't receive What would Social Security insolvency actually look like? The influence of AI PACs on Utah's elections The potential influence of higher inflation on the ongoing midterm elections How childhood summer experiences can influence adulthood America250: Patriotism vs. Nationalism Don't blink! Or actually… maybe blink a little more?

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Gov. Ferguson won't suspend gas tax // Layoffs at famous "no layoffs" firm // Seattle blocks data centers // Another iconic restaurant is closing. Should we blame the usual suspects? // How low can college sports go?

GUEST: Port of Seattle Commissioner Sam Cho says SeaTac will break at some point // Will you be able to count on your Social Security check in the future? // SCENARIOS!

Gee responds to breaking news on SeaTac & listener texts on social security // GUEST: Angela Rye // More with Angela Rye

Art Dallen and Andrea Suarez on the Fentynl crisis // KIRO NewsRadio’s Aaron Granillo on U.W. Grads and tech jobs // Former Washington Attorney General, Rob McKenna // Charlie Commentary on cellphone bans in schools // Corwin Haeck on the 50th Anniversary of Wings at the Tacoma Dome // Gee Scott on the new ban on E-Bikes for minors

Ethan shares financial news that Social Security could run out of money by 2032 — what does that mean for you? Plus, the screwworm situation is spreading beyond Texas, and the Big 12 is in chaos over the Sorsby injunction.  A Utah high school ripped the mirrors out of its bathrooms and a psychic shares the two biggest regrets she hears from the dead.  We check in with the weather and ski turnout as Utah's snowpack hits a record low, pests are surging after a warm winter, and Ryanair says they're diverting a flight every day because of drunk passengers. Plus, a stark warning for Jeep owners.   Stream KSL NewsRadio LIVE: kslnewsradio.com/listen Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KSLBrightside Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSLBrightside Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/KSL_Brightside TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ksl.brightside    

Ava became suspicious of her partner Bethany after Bethany joined a softball team with a woman she used to date….And now, Ava says those two hang out all the time, but never include her…So is Bethany hooking up with her old flame?

Utah lawmakers look to make additional changes to voter information privacy Partnership penned between state, federal government over public land management Family: Helping young people start families, encouraging conversations among teens and parents Mixing sports and the law: Thoughts on a recent ruling on a Big 12 football player Artificial intelligence and our relationship with God Kearns High School removes mirrors from restrooms Pres. Trump nominates Todd Blanche to be next U.S. Attorney General China selling surveillance and policing to other countries; should we be worried? Hunting glow-in-the-dark scorpions; Happy 1st Birthday to Inside Sources with Greg and Holly!

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: A warning about speeding in work zones-LIVE // Peter Charalambous on the latest testimonies in the Epstein investigation-LIVE // Leland Vittert on the war with Iran and primary elections in California and Maine-LIVE // Charlie Commentary on how the state budget pencils out-LIVE // Lillie Hunnicutt on being diagnosed with Common Variable Immunodeficiency // Gee Scott on how new college grads view artificial intelligence-LIVE

Victoria is getting suspicious about the number of work dinners, happy hours and after-hour outings her husband Alex suddenly has and wants to make sure that they are legit.….So, we’re going to set the Love Trap to find out if all these extracurricular activities are really work-related or if they’re all a front for an affair.

 Hush. Don’t tell anyone.

Topics we cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Utah Firewatch: A dry, dangerous summer weekend Continued counting of ballots in California races upsets national Republicans Strengthening family connections and relationships Pentagon updates religious classifications... again. Plus more congressional updates from Washington, DC. Kamala Harris weighs running for president again in 2028 America250: Have we forgotten how to argue with ourselves? Silent book clubs