 This Labor Day, we're spotlighting the Alaskeros, many of whom called Seattle home. They endured cold temperatures, 16-hour days, millions of salmon cleaned, cut, and packed in Alaska. These workers did this for generations, fed a nation, and started a labor movement.
 He left for work in West Seattle. Then he disappeared into the immigration detention system. Stacey Fitzpatrick tells Chino y Chicano host Enrique Cerna how her husband, Eduardo Aguirre, was arrested by ICE and quickly transferred out of state — and why she believes what happened to him raises urgent questions about immigration enforcement, due process and American democracy.
 For people experiencing homelessness, a pet can be a lifeline. But getting medical care for both can be a challenge. One Seattle clinic treats both ends of the leash, bringing human and veterinary care together under one roof.
 Woodland Park Zoo is home to four orangutans, offering visitors a rare chance to observe and learn about these remarkable animals. But in the wild, orangutans face a far more uncertain future. See how the zoo is working to protect orangutans and the ecosystems they depend on.
 A lot can happen after your first gig in the high school gym. For The Heats, it meant opening for Heart and The Knack, landing on the Billboard charts and becoming fixtures of the Northwest club scene. More than 40 years later, the band united for a special local performance.
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