Expedia Group Inc. confirmed it is laying off about 1,500 employees globally, including 208 in its Seattle headquarters, as part of a restructuring process under outgoing CEO Peter Kern.

Two people were shot at a Renton encampment; the suspect was arrested. The victims were hospitalized, and their identification of the shooter aided the police in the arrest. Tensions at the encampment preceded the incident.

Hiawatha Community Center's programs continue off-site during renovations, with ballet classes at Dakota Place and childcare at local schools, maintaining community engagement.

An 18-year-old female student was raped at knifepoint in a Bellevue College bathroom. Police are searching for a white male suspect in his 20s. The campus was closed after the incident.

Mitch Haniger hit a home run in his first at-bat with the Mariners after returning from the Giants, impressing fans and showing off his work to prevent injuries.

The Seattle City Light Powerlines blog provides a guide for buying used EVs, highlighting the importance of considering daily mileage, charging options, and environmental benefits.

One man died and two others were injured in a Seattle shooting, with the police investigating and the local community expressing concerns about safety.

Seattle City Light's Colton Phelan, Civil Crew Chief, discusses his role in maintaining the city's underground power grid, his pride in serving the community, and his home life.

Seattle youth participated in the first Youth Transportation Summit, providing recommendations for climate justice and transportation to city leaders.

The FTC sues to block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing threats to competition and consumer prices.

Seattle's OPCD is seeking professionals for three RFPs to aid in Equitable Transit Oriented Development, focusing on strategy, consulting, and utilization of remnant parcels.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck near Carnation, Washington, with no damages or injuries reported. It was felt in nearby areas and is a reminder of the state's seismic activity.

A minor fire occurred in an elevator control room at the top of the Space Needle in Seattle, with firefighters climbing 90 flights of stairs to extinguish it. There were no injuries or significant damage.