Support comes from Voices Rock, a non-audition community rock choir with rehearsal locations in Seattle and Tacoma.

Voices Rock provides choirs for adults of all ages who love to sing rock and pop music. No musical experience necessary.

Come for the music. Stay for the community. Learn more at voices rock.com. Support comes from the Gates Foundation

Discovery Center, hosting a discussion on the evening of September 17th of Road Trip Nation's

documentary, rethinking higher ed, with a screening of exclusive clips and a live panel featuring

students featured in the film. More at

Discovergates.org.

Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Tuesday. This is Seattle now. Two firefighters were

recently arrested and detained by federal immigration officials while on assignment to fight the Bear Gulch fire.

Many wildland firefighters believe the men were essentially set up and handed over to the feds by their management team.

We'll talk with state line reporter Alex Brown in a minute, but first, let's get you caught up.

Music but first, let's get you caught up. Seattle City Council members will vote on whether to expand the closed

circuit television camera pilot.

The program started in late 2024 in the CID, downtown, and on Aurora Avenue, the cameras are intended to curtail

human trafficking and gun crimes. Today's vote would expand the pilot to the stadium district,

Capitol Hill, and around Garfield High School. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. And in more,

City Council News, Friday is your last chance to say something about Seattle's comprehensive plan.

That's the framework the city will use to guide growth over the next several years.

You've got two opportunities, one at 9.30 in the morning and one at 3 p.m.

The morning session will have a remote option, but you've got to be in person for the afternoon.

We'll have more headlines on tonight's episode of Seattle now, but before we move on,

you press play on this show every single day.

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