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District cross country championships moved over security concerns surrounding Camas transgender runner

‘People feeling like they’re going backwards’: KIRO hosts debate wages, living costs after WA ferry disruptions

Washington State Ferries to suspend Edmonds/Kingston route

Seattle’s tax burden shifted to business as jobs slipped away, new report finds

Scores Turn Out To Celebrate Sound Transit's First Infill Station

El Niño could put Washington’s coastal towns in hot water

The ‘missed disease’ that affects 190 million: endometriosis drug shows early promise

Puget Sound Energy seeks $1.5 billion rate increase

The flu has arrived early in Washington state

Socialist mayor’s new answer to rampant retail crime ignites fury: ‘Bandage on a bullet wound’

Seattle Is Poised to Ban Supermarket Algorithmic Price Discrimination

Amtrak sets date for Seattle debut of its amenity-rich Airo Fleet

New, more effective flu vaccine available soon at local CVS, Walgreens stores

Report: Puget Sound lost nearly 7,000 jobs, losing competitive edge

50-year-old theme and water park to close forever after summer season

Sound Transit approves fare gate pilot at up to 14 Link stations

Super Bowl champions Seahawks to be sold in record $9.6bn deal

Starbucks Laying Off More Than 200 Workers in Streamlining Drive

Seattle Mariners to induct broadcaster Rick Rizzs into Hall of Fame

Longtime broadcaster Rick Rizzs has been selected for the Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame after decades behind the microphone.

Here's how many visitors Seattle had during the World Cup

Seattle recorded 3 million visitors across six World Cup match days, sparking discussions on economic impacts and urban stadium success.

New Seahawks owners are billionaires behind an 18-year Bay Area beach fight

10 news sources are covering this Sports story right now — Newsylist is tracking how fast it spreads.

After performing perfectly through the World Cup, Seattle light rail comes to a grinding halt

Seattle's light rail system suffered its most significant breakdown since 2021 following a period of perfect performance during the World Cup.

What Xbox's layoffs, massive reboot says about the gaming industry

Microsoft is implementing a massive reboot at Xbox, marked by 4,800 layoffs and structural upheaval across its gaming divisions.

Microsoft’s carbon emissions went up 25 percent last year

Microsoft reports a 25 percent increase in carbon emissions for 2025 as the company expands data centers to support artificial intelligence development.

USMNT vs. Belgium expert predictions, World Cup picks: What does Folarin Balogun's return mean for USA Soccer?

The USMNT prepares to face Belgium in a high-stakes World Cup Round of 16 match hosted in Seattle.

Seattle Is Winning at Hosting the World Cup

Seattle's FIFA World Cup hosting is marked by record-breaking transit ridership and a swift return to pre-tournament surveillance levels.

Shadow of massacres darkens joy of World Cup match in Seattle for some

A World Cup match in Seattle is clouded by the memory of massacres, while Iran's performance draws mixed reactions across global media.

Labor strike ends with new contract at acclaimed Seattle oyster bar

A labor strike at Seattle's acclaimed oyster bar, The Walrus and the Carpenter, has concluded with the signing of a new contract.

FIFA clashes with Iran, Egypt over rainbow symbols at World Cup Pride Match

FIFA and Seattle officials are proceeding with a World Cup 'Pride Match' despite formal objections from the Egyptian and Iranian teams.

FIFA World Cup: Seattle fans keep stepping up, no matter the matchup

Seattle is cementing its reputation as a powerhouse host city as FIFA World Cup fever sweeps through the Pacific Northwest.