State regulators cited Seattle Environmental Services after inspectors found nearly 3,000 sq ft of asbestos removed without proper protections; the company faces $200K+ in proposed fines.

Kathmandu MoMoCha, a Seattle-based Nepalese food business, adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic by selling frozen momos and utilizing funds from the Capital Access Program to buy a food truck, enabling home deliveries and business expansion.

A San Diego federal complaint says Costco advertised its $4.99 rotisserie chicken as preservative-free while ingredient lists include additives plaintiffs call preservatives. The company says it has removed the claims and the case is pending.

Eddie Bauer trimmed creative and marketing staff in Seattle this month, raising questions about the brand’s path under recent ownership changes.

The City of Lynnwood offers a free workshop on government contracting for small businesses, aiming to clarify procurement for services and provide networking opportunities.

The Seattle Metro Chamber released a Small Business Readiness Playbook with checklists and templates to help Washington businesses prepare for the World Cup this summer.

Boeing has posted manager openings for a long‑planned 737 "North Line" in Everett; new hires will start in Renton before transferring to Everett.

Former Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser joined Hasbro's board weeks after retiring; the hire ties to Hasbro's Seattle-area gaming hub and growth plans.

A vehicle linked to the fatal SR-509 collision involving the death of a trooper has been found and impounded by Tacoma Police, who seek community help.

The King County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Seattle police shooting where officers fatally shot a man who allegedly pointed a gun at them. The investigation aims to assess if the use of deadly force was justified according to Washington law.

A felon rammed a stolen car into a police vehicle in Seattle, injuring two officers. He was arrested carrying a gun and drugs, facing multiple charges.

A $3.8 million fine was issued to Olympic Pipeline Company and BP Pipelines by Washington State's Department of Ecology for a large gasoline spill near Conway.

Seattle's Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) enhance neighborhood vitality through services like cleaning and events, funded by self-imposed local business taxes.