Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks announced it is laying off 350 corporate employees, mostly at its headquarters. The cuts come shortly after other leadership positions were let go among other changes.
The Archdiocese of Seattle has paid nearly $7 million to settle six more claims of priests sexually abusing children. The Archdiocese of Seattle has identified 78 church workers who are credibly accused of child sexual abuse.
Amazon has officially chosen Long Island City -- in New York City -- and Arlington, Virginia to split its HQ2. The two locations will each employ 25,000 people.
Seattle police officers seized a variety of weapons and related items from a Seattle man’s apartment after he was arrested for stalking a neighbor, according to investigators.
A wind advisory has expired, but the National Weather Service in Seattle says it'll be gusty on Monday. Just not windy enough to meet the advisory's criteria.
Fire investigators have ruled a fire at the Elk Lodge just south of the Fremont Bridge as arson. The damage is so severe that Elk Lodge #92 will have to close for the rest of the year, at least.
Eastern Washington Ranchers want wolves killed after they attack their cattle. Western Washington wolf advocates are fighting to protect the packs. Ranchers want the west side to mind its own business.
Property managers are offering fewer and fewer deals to attract renters around Seattle, In fact, while the rest of the country has experienced an increase in incentives, Seattle is cutting back.
The U.S. Attorney's office indicted two companies out of Richland, Washington, for a handful of offenses related to labs conducting a false drug trial.
Three months after Richard Russell stole a Horizon airplane from Sea-Tac Airport, the FBI has concluded an investigation into the theft, and says that the man intended to crash the plane.
The famous sign designating Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood as the center of the universe was stolen, and a witness caught the entire slow-moving theft on video.
Four victims of the infamous 2015 Ride the Ducks crash on Seattle's Aurora Bridge have settled with the company in the middle of the trial. A civil case continues.
Veterans Day has only been known by that name since 1954. The original holiday was first celebrated as Armistice Day on Nov. 11, 1918 at the close of World War I. It was the biggest impromptu party Seattle had ever seen.
In the wake of a tragic mass shooting in California, a Washington state task force assembled earlier in 2018 released its recommendations Thursday to prevent similar incidents.
Starbucks announced Thursday it plans to add 300 stores in Japan over the next three years, including one of its high-class roasteries, along with other innovative goals such as a delivery service in Tokyo.
Leaders with 24 community groups sent a letter Thursday to the Seattle City Council urging them to vote down a proposed contract with the Seattle Police Officers Guild.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is out. Matthew Whitaker is in. And there is plenty of worry surrounding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. But politics is not so easy, according to former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna.
In the wake of Jeff Sessions resigning from his post as Attorney General, crowds are set to gather in Seattle and across the nation in protest of acting Attorney General, Matthew Whitaker.
Dr. Kim Schrier was among a range of Democratic candidates across the country who faced a series of ads many are calling anti-Semitic. In response, she argues that most Americans desire a more civil political landscape.
