A viral video of sushi appearing to move led to the temporary closure of two Seattle-area FOB Sushi locations for an investigation into safety concerns.

Hotel workers at Seattle Airport hotels strike for better wages and conditions, amidst labor disputes affecting Hilton, Hyatt, and Marriott nationwide.

The trial to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger begins in Washington, with concerns it could harm competition and reduce consumer choices in the grocery market.

Boeing factory workers launch a strike rejecting a proposed contract that offered a 25% wage increase over four years, demanding a 40% rise and the return of traditional pensions.

The article discusses Casa Del Mariachi receiving the final grant from Seattle's Storefront Repair Fund, which has distributed over $1.6 million to aid small businesses with repair costs.

Robert "Kelly" Ortberg is the new CEO of Boeing, focusing on rebuilding trust and increasing production rates, amidst the company's financial losses and ongoing safety issues.

Costco implements a new entry process requiring members to scan their cards and present photo ID if needed, and announces a membership fee increase starting September 1.

Courtney Carter joins Seattle Reign FC and Seattle Sounders FC as chief revenue officer, bringing extensive sports and media experience from roles with NBA, WNBA, MLS, and ESPN.

Community members held a vigil for Jayda Woods-Johnson, a 13-year-old killed in a shooting, expressing deep sorrow and calling for action against gun violence.

Scarecrow Video in Seattle faces potential closure without $1.8 million in financial aid to continue operating and pay staff living wages; it's a vital cultural institution for cinephiles.

The ABC Program in Seattle is celebrating its growth and how it has helped small businesses like Hyson Boba with free counseling in areas like accounting and marketing.

The Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a shooting on I-5 in Snohomish County involving a red Camaro and a tan Lexus SUV, with no injuries reported.

A Juneteenth event on June 14 at the West Capitol Campus expects 300 guests, which will affect traffic and parking. Hosted by the Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity, the event honors the end of slavery.