I'm Dyer Oxley and on the latest episode of Meet Me Here, we debate whether it's a good idea to name your baby after a character in pop culture.

I'm a bit partial to Fox from the X-Files or Cooper from Twin Peaks, a little local flavor.

In this very personal episode, two baby name experts join me and my pregnant wife, Nina, to help us make the biggest

decision yet in our unborn child's life. Listen to meet me here on the KUOW app or wherever you get

your podcast. Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Tuesday. This is Seattle now.

If you regularly bike in Seattle, you probably know at least a few spots where the squeeze between cars and cycles gets real scary.

Especially streets that don't have protected bike lanes where you have to share the road with vehicles.

In a minute, we'll talk with the University of Washington PhD

student who's developed a handlebar sensor that can measure the most dangerous streets in Seattle.

But first, let's get you caught up.

King County Auditor's Office is looking for public input about what to investigate next.

They've put together a website where the public can suggest which agencies should be audited.

The Auditor's Office does independent oversight of public agencies in King County and also capital projects.

You have until July 1st to suggest ideas.

Seattle Congresswoman Pramilla Giacopal will be at Seattle Central College this evening for a town hall.

She'll give an update on what she's working on in Congress, but most of the event will be a live

Q&A with constituents.

The event starts at 5.30 at the Broadway Performance Hall, and you are required to RSVP.

And another grocery store in Seattle is biting the dust.

The Whole Foods on Capitol Hill is closing this Friday.

The company says it's closing the store due to performance and lack of growth potential,

and that employees will be transferred to other stores. The Capitol Hill location opened October 2018 on the ground floor

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