The KIRO Newsradio newsdesk brings you their top stories on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 26.
King County’s gun buyback program becomes permanent
The program will enable any person to take an unwanted firearm, or ammunition, to any precinct office or storefront operated by the King County Sheriff’s office, including in the 10 contract cities where it provides police services.The heat will mean some short closures of Seattle’s University, Fremont, and Ballard bridges this week.
When SDOT sprays down the bridges, they close each bridge for a few minutes multiple times throughout the day. To ensure the water is safe for the environment, they also add a small amount of vitamin C to neutralize the chlorine in the water.People who work outdoors in the Puget Sound area may be getting their first paid “heat breaks” of the year Tuesday afternoon.
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