Meta agrees to $16 billion settlement in social media addiction trial
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Meta, the company that designed apps like Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to pay $16.68 billion in a federal lawsuit that claimed it purposely hooked kids on social media.

Mayor Wilson officially begins search for Seattle's next police chief

The search for Seattle's next police chief has officially begun. Mayor Katie Wilson on Tuesday laid out what she expects the Seattle Police Department's next Chief of Police to bring to the role.

Seattle police arrest woman after finding boy dead

A boy was found dead near Seattle's Atlantic neighborhood around noon on Sunday, police said. A woman, whose relationship with the child was not specified, was arrested for manslaughter.

Starbucks layoffs hit 224 Seattle headquarters employees
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Starbucks plans to lay off more than 200 corporate employees at its Seattle headquarters, including store designers and IT workers who refuse to relocate to Nashville.

Starbucks to cut 224 jobs in another round of layoffs

Starbucks, for the second time this year, announced that it will be laying off more than 200 employees. The job cuts come ahead of the company's office opening in Nashville next year.

Seattle tech job cuts continue as TikTok lays off 75 in Bellevue

In an email sent to the Washington State Employment Security Department, TikTok said it will be laying off 75 employees from its Bellevue facility in Lincoln Square North.

CARE timeline shows call surge during Bite of Seattle shooting

The city's Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department has released a timeline of how calls came in during the Bite of Seattle shooting.

Costco to sell branded Medicare plans in new pilot program

Costco is partnering with nonprofit insurer SCAN Group to pilot Costco-branded Medicare plans that integrate coverage with several of the retailer’s health services.

Ex-police leader questions five-hour delay in Bite of Seattle shooting response

A former Seattle Police Department official is raising questions about why it took five hours for authorities to share critical safety information with the public following a shooting at the "Bite of Seattle" event.

Meta $1.4 trillion federal trial begins this week
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Opening arguments in a landmark trial against social media company Meta are set to begin this week, where the result could set the tone for thousands of other pending cases against big tech.

New poll reveals major support for CCTV cameras in Seattle

A new poll released by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Challenge Seattle shows 75% of Seattle voters support public safety cameras.

Seattle restaurant finally gets $40K payout from Uber Eats
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A Capitol Hill restaurant finally got 40,000 in sales paid out from Uber Eats after waiting almost 9 months. However, the owner says the situation still hasn't been fully addressed.

Remembering Seattle officer who died in the line of duty
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On Thursday night, the community gathered to honor the memory of Seattle police officer Joselito Barber, 20 years after he died in the line of duty.

Recall charges filed against Seattle mayor
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Seattle residents Melinda Jacobson and Dale Osterud filed a petition to recall Mayor Katie Wilson, alleging she is derelict in her duty to maintain public safety across several city neighborhoods and citing issues such as crime, unactivated security cameras, and the forced resignation of Police Chief Shon Barnes.

Remember Seattle officer who died in the line of duty
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Twenty years ago Thursday, Seattle Police officer Joselito Barber died in the line of duty and a memorial event will be held in the evening for him at the Filipino Community Center.