Genie’s North Bend logistics hub will close, putting 117 local jobs at risk as Terex shifts operations to other U.S. sites.

Seattle approved designs for about 170 apartments in Fremont that preserve the Shannon & Wilson office and add public plazas near Stone Way.

Sagard paid $66.5M for Terra at Monroe, a 222‑unit garden‑style complex near Seattle, and plans selective unit upgrades as it grows its Pacific Northwest holdings. The deal underscores investor appetite for workforce housing in supply‑constrained suburbs.

Death & Co. has announced an opening date for its first Seattle cocktail bar at RailSpur in Pioneer Square, joining Renee Erickson’s new restaurants.

Councilmember Eddie Lin has proposed a bill to block hearing‑examiner appeals of environmental reviews tied to the One Seattle plan. The measure, pitched as a fix to months‑long delays, is headed for a public hearing in early July.

Sunny Thursday gives way to late-night showers and a cooler, soggy Friday commute. Mariners should heed gale and small-craft advisories through Friday.

The FBI says a Telegram-sold phishing kit named Kali365 is capturing Microsoft 365 tokens and bypassing MFA. Security firms and Microsoft urge admins and users to tighten device-code controls.

Jeremy Rothman will take the helm of the Seattle Symphony on Sept. 1 as Benaroya Hall reopens for the 2026–27 season.

A rooftop lounge above Fogo de Chão's downtown Seattle spot offers 360-degree skyline views, fireplaces and a cocktails-first menu.

An emergency C-section at Woodland Park Zoo on May 24 delivered a healthy 5.4‑lb baby gorilla; keepers and a volunteer medical team say both mom and infant are recovering.

Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell unveiled the Protect College Sports Act — a bipartisan package to limit transfers, curb NIL loopholes and allow voluntary media-rights pooling with protections for women's sports.

Hundreds of Good Samaritan nurses picketed in Puyallup, pressing MultiCare over proposed contract changes they say would cut staffing protections and reflect discriminatory language.

A late-night blaze on North Yakima Avenue killed one person and forced other residents out; Tacoma Fire says the fire was contained to a single unit.