Seattle Mayor Harrell Charts Progressive Course for City's Future in State of the City Address
Mayor Harrell gave the 2024 State of the City address at Seattle's Museum of History and Industry, discussing Seattle's resilience and innovative initiatives for public safety, housing, environmental health, and more.
Kent Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Gun Dealing Linked to Local Crimes, Faces Major Sentencing
A man from Kent, Washington, Dion Jamar Cooper, pleaded guilty to illegal gun dealing involving over 100 firearms, some linked to local crimes. His associate, Deāondre Phillips, also pleaded guilty to related charges. Sentencing is set for 2024.
Eritrean Artist Abraham Awalom to Enrich Seattle's Public Art with Redmond Project Debut in 2024
Eritrean-born artist Abraham Awalom has joined Seattle's art scene, contributing to public works, with projects at The Sound Transit Link Light Rail Station and Cowen Park. His art combines his heritage and new experiences in the U.S.
Seattle's Expeditors International Misses Earnings Estimate, Outshines on Revenue Front
Expeditors International of Washington reported a Q4 net income of $158.7 million, or $1.09 per share, missing analyst expectations. Nonetheless, their revenue exceeded forecasts, reaching $2.28 billion for the quarter.
Expedia Group Shuts Seattle HQ for Security Upgrade After Employee Charged With Voyeurism
Expedia Group closes its Seattle HQ for a security overhaul after former employee is charged with voyeurism for allegedly placing spy cameras in restrooms. The company responded with immediate action and ongoing security enhancements.












