Steve Coogan
‘Same pile of chili:’ Union won’t vote on Boeing’s ‘final’ offer, will meet mediator
Boeing announced its "best and final" offer to striking machinists. But the union said it won't bring the latest contract offer to a vote.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Can’t afford your prescription drugs? You are not alone
Even though prescription drug prices in the U.S. are significantly higher than in other countries, there are ways to save.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Are new mortgage rates moving the needle when it comes to Seattle real estate?
While lower mortgage rates increase purchasing power for homebuyers, a rate around 6% is still too high for many in Washington.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
WA Employment Security Dept. wants to hire nearly 100 workers as paid leave applications skyrocket
Staff at the Washington State Employment Security Department have been overwhelmed with applications for the Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave program.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Prime time at Amazon: Warehouse workers get free subscription, raise
Amazon employees are getting a new perk: a free Prime subscription. The service usually costs $140 a year.2 years ago
The MyNorthwest staff with wire reports
Alaska Airlines completes acquisition of Hawaiian Air, which will remain a separate brand
Alaska Airlines closed its purchase of Hawaiian Airlines Wednesday, a day after the government removed the last major regulatory obstacle.2 years ago
Chris Rugaber, The Associated Press
Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate by sizable half-point; first cut since 2020
In a dramatic shift, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate by an unusually large half-point.2 years ago
Julia Dallas and Sam Campbell
Boeing CFO announces cost cuts, including hiring freeze and potential furloughs
As Boeing's strike continues on, the company's CFO has announced cost cuts, including potential furloughs.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Seattle Public Schools announces two options for school closures
Seattle Public Schools released two proposals on Wednesday regarding school closures meant to help its expensive deficit.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
New directions from Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol
One day into his new job as Starbucks CEO, Brian Niccol is already beginning to set a tone for his stewardship.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Washington among states most affected by cryptocurrency fraud
The FBI recorded and logged more than 69,000 complaints from the public regarding cryptocurrency fraud -- resulting in more than $5.6 billion lost.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Seattle residents get hit with rising utility, electricity bills
Seattle residents will pay more for utilities and electricity in the coming years, now that the City Council approved service company plans.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Nordstrom considers taking the company private
Pete and Erik Nordstrom want to take their luxury department store chain private. Their investment group wants 50.1% ownership.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
Providence, Aetna reach agreement; coverage for 35,000 Washingtonians stays in tact
Providence and Aetna announced Tuesday they reached an agreement that will no loner affect Washingtonians with Aetna insurance.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Big banks bearish on Boeing
Boeing shares took a hit Tuesday after Wells Fargo & Co. downgraded the company and warned investors to get out.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
What’s open and closed on Labor Day in Washington?
Most stores will be open Labor Day, some chains will close early on the holiday and some of those chains' locations may be closed entirely.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
State cites ‘serious concerns’ as Marysville School District fails to compile viable budget
The Marysville School District has been dealing with budget issues for years and now the state has stepped in.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
‘A lot of my income is already being taken:’ Seattleites pay US’ highest sales tax, report says
A report shows two Washington cities have the highest sales taxes in the nation -- Seattle and Tacoma.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
How Washington residents can get $200 toward their electric bills
Washington families can apply for a $200 electric credit through the Washington Families Clean Energy Credits Grant Program.2 years ago
Associated Press
Alaska Airlines clears a big hurdle in its proposed merger with Hawaiian Airlines
Alaska Airlines is one step closer to acquiring Hawaiian Airlines after the DOJ chose not to challenge the $1 billion deal.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Starbucks CEO could make $100M while working remotely
When Starbucks named Brian Niccol its new chairman and CEO, the company hoped he could revive fading sales and re-establish the coffee giant.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Alaska Airlines flight attendants reject tentative contract
Alaska Airlines flight attendants have rejected their union’s tentative contract. The union represents 6,900 Alaska employees.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Seattle’s Smith Tower sold to a local Seattle ownership group
Seattle's iconic Smith Tower and Butler Garage have been acquired by a group of local investors led by Seattle-based GT Capital.2 years ago
