Jason Sutich
Microsoft CEO’s 2025 compensation hits personal record of $96.5M amid stock rally
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's total compensation hits a record $96.5 million, reflecting the company's impressive stock performance.8 days ago
Heather Bosch
Some federal workers can apply for unemployment. Some can’t.
Discover which federal workers can apply for unemployment benefits and how Washington State's rules impact their eligibility.10 days ago
Jason Sutich
Washington gas prices 45% higher than national average, Seattle 53% above
Washington residents face gas prices 45% higher than the U.S. average, with Seattle at 53% above, ranking among the worst states.10 days ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
COVID-19 school closures will cost U.S. economy $2 trillion, study finds
A study shows COVID-19 school closures in 2020 will cost the U.S. economy an estimated $2 trillion.11 days ago
MyNorthwest Staff
FIFA’s Seattle 2026 World Cup merchandise drops: Prices, designs, where to buy
FIFA just released Seattle-themed merchandise for its upcoming 2026 tournament, including hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and posters.14 days ago
Frank Sumrall
Dozens of Mariners fans have cars towed near Lynnwood Light Rail station
Several cars were towed this week from an empty commercial lot near the Lynnwood light rail station after fans parked there in order to take public transportation to Wednesday's Mariners game.14 days ago
Jason Sutich
Game 5 price collapse: Mariners tickets plummet to $109
Ticket prices for Mariners vs. Blue Jays Game 5 have plummeted, offering fans a chance to experience the ALCS at a lower cost.14 days ago
Brandon Thompson, KIRO 7 News
‘An electric environment:’ Seattle businesses see record-breaking sales during Mariners post-season
Businesses around T-Mobile Park are experiencing record-breaking sales as tens of thousands of fans flock to SODO during the Seattle Mariners’ postseason.16 days ago
Frank Sumrall
Seattle sales tax could hit 10.45% after council OKs increase for public safety
The Seattle City Council approved a 0.1% sales tax increase on Tuesday for public safety, which now awaits Mayor Bruce Harrell's signature.16 days ago
Jason Sutich
Seattle Fire Department among nation’s highest starting salaries
Explore how SFD's $98,124 salary for Fire Recruits ranks among the best in the nation.18 days ago
Julia Dallas
Starbucks layoffs in Seattle and Kent total 974
Starbucks is laying off 974 employees in Seattle and Kent, according to Washington's Employment Security Department.21 days ago
MyNorthwest Staff with Wire Reports
Women, Infants and Children program now has enough money to last through October
Washington’s Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Nutrition program now has enough money to last through October.22 days ago
Jason Sutich
Silver prices surge to all-time high: Up more than 75% year-to-date
The spot price for one ounce of silver has gradually increased over the past few years, and spot price data indicates that silver shows no signs of stopping.22 days ago
Jason Sutich
Gold futures hit all-time high amid government shutdown
Gold futures rose above $4,000 per ounce for the first time as investors continue to seek a safe haven for their money with the U.S. government essentially shut down.24 days ago
Jason Sutich
Parks Tacoma $8M budget shortfall prompts layoffs, program cuts
Several Parks Tacoma employees were laid off last week as the department faces an $8 million budget shortfall.25 days ago
Heather Bosch
Bridge closure hurting business? Disaster funds are available
Restaurants, shops, and other businesses impacted by the White River Bridge closure can apply for up to $2 million in loans.1 month ago
Frank Sumrall
FTC: Amazon misled 35 million Prime customers, $2.5B settlement reached
Amazon has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle a lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over the company's Prime subscriptions.1 month ago
Julia Dallas
King County bans software that allows landlords to collude on rent prices
King County's new ban aims to prevent landlords from fixing rent prices, promoting fair housing practices for residents.1 month ago
A jury will look at whether Amazon tricked customers into joining Prime — and made it hard to leave
A federal trial will examine whether Amazon tricked customers into signing up for its Prime service and made it difficult to cancel after they did so.1 month ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
MLB fans report tickets stolen and resold as Ballpark app troubles grow
Some MLB fans have arrived at ballparks this month to discover their digital tickets missing and already resold on platforms such as SeatGeek and StubHub.1 month ago
Frank Sumrall
Amazon raises worker pay to $23 an hour, invests $1B in wages and benefits
Amazon is increasing the average pay of its fulfillment and transportation employees to more than $23 per hour, an annual increase of $1,600 on average.1 month ago
Frank Sumrall
Amazon reaches milestone of creating 10,000 affordable homes in Puget Sound region
In 2021, Amazon set course on an ambitious goal to create 10,000 affordable homes throughout the Puget Sound region. As of Friday, Sept. 12, Amazon announced it has reached its housing commitment vision.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Comcast sues Washington to block law imposing sales tax on advertising
Comcast files suit against Washington's law on advertising sales tax effective October 1, impacting businesses statewide.2 months ago
