The impact of San Juan County's 32-hour work week
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A Washington lawmaker is pushing to make a 32-hour work week the new normal for most hourly workers. Meanwhile, in San Juan County, it's already been implemented.

Amazon to lay off another 16,000 employees
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Amazon is planning to lay off 16,000 workers across the company, the biggest round of layoffs since 2023.

TikTok deal raises security questions
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Days after TikTok finalized a deal to keep the popular app operating in the U.S., there are still lingering concerns over national security.

Trump admin, Minnesota officials meet after ICE shootings
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The Trump administration and Minnesota officials say they are trying to find some common ground on immigration enforcement in the state, but anti-ICE protesters are still demanding the feds get out of the Twin Cities after two deadly shootings involving federal agents in Minneapolis this month.

Social media superfan celebrates Seattle sports
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A woman with green hair went viral for standing behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba as he hugged his mom at the NFC championship game. That's Seattle influencer and content creator Kayce Kirihara, known by hundreds of thousands as "Infamous Kayce," a diehard Seattle sports fan with backstage access many can only dream of having.

Who's the girl with green hair at the Seattle Seahawks game?

InfamousKayce is the green-haired, diehard Seattle sports fan with hundreds of thousands of followers who you most likely have seen if you have ever been to the city for a game.

WA Senate passes bill banning law enforcement face coverings

A bill aimed at limiting the use of face coverings by law enforcement moved one step closer to becoming law after passing the Washington state Senate following a vote.

7-Eleven lands at SEA Airport, offering 24-hour Slurpees, snacks, more

Whether you are landing after a long haul or starting your travel journey, the neon green and orange sign is now a permanent fixture of the airport.

Rick Rizzs, longtime Mariners radio voice, to retire after 2026 season
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The Mariners are not only celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2026, but it's also the end of an era. Radio voice Rick Rizzs, a staple of Mariners baseball for the better part of half a century, is making 2026 his final season.

Office vacancies on the rise in downtown Seattle
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New reports show downtown Seattle's office vacancy rate is among the highest in the country, but some are holding onto hope that businesses will come back soon.

WA Senate passes bill banning law enforcement face coverings
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Washington state legislation targeted directly at all federal agents, including ICE, is not only gaining momentum in Olympia, it's one step closer to the governor's desk.

As stores and restaurants leave downtown Seattle, there's hope more will return

Data shows downtown Seattle's office vacancy rates are nearly the highest in the country, driven by remote work, high costs and businesses relocating outside the city.

FBI agents spend hours searching Fulton County election facility

Federal agents carried out a law enforcement action Wednesday at a Fulton County election facility located in Fairburn.

Microsoft beats Wall Street expectations with $81.3B revenue

Microsoft said its revenue for the October-December quarter was $81.3 billion, up 17% from the same time last year

Lacey, WA eviction leads to arson, authorities say

A man being evicted allegedly set fire to a duplex near Lacey, prompting a large emergency response.

WA lawmaker proposes a 32-hour work week for private, public sector

A Washington state lawmaker is proposing to shorten the standard work week from 40 hours to 32 hours for many workers across the state, including those in the private sector.

Seattle rapper Macklemore urges action against ICE in "National Shutdown"

Seattle rapper Macklemore is calling on the public to participate in a nationwide protest by skipping work, school and shopping on Friday to protest ICE.

Shirley Raines, 'Beauty 2 The Streetz' founder, dies at 58

Beauty 2 The Streetz founder and activist Shirley Raines, affectionately known as "Ms. Shirley," has died, leaving behind a profound legacy of advocacy for the homeless in Los Angeles and Nevada.