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Maya Miller
Seattle-area travelers get creative to save money as summer airfares soar
With COVID-weary travelers itching to get away after two years of hunkering down and expensive jet fuel and pilot shortages, airfares have been pushed sky-high....
2 Seattle startups racing to transform next-gen space travel
Seattle’s Avalanche Energy and Ultra Safe Nuclear are developing different approaches to small-scale nuclear power. Both companies are expected to deliver functional prototype spacecraft to...
Thousands of Seattle protesters gather downtown after Supreme Court reverses Roe v. Wade
Thousands of protesters, angry and sad, converged as they did in cities around the U.S. Said one, "It feels like my rights are being stripped...
Seattle woman convicted in massive Capital One hack
Paige Thompson, a former Amazon engineer in Seattle, has been convicted in the massive Capital One hack. It was one of the largest data breaches...
How WA’s largest employers will mark Juneteenth, the state’s newest holiday
More Washington companies this year will give workers time off or holiday pay to celebrate the nation's "second independence day."
Space Needle sues Seattle-area coffee chain over its logo
The Seattle Space Needle has sued a local coffee chain for using its trademarked logo in coffee shop branding and merchandise.
Microsoft eliminates controversial practices to protect workers and comply with state law
The Redmond tech giant announced two additional pro-worker measures that will take effect in the coming months.
Microsoft will make these four changes to improve employee experience
Employees at Microsoft won't be subject to non-compete agreements anymore, the company announced in a Wednesday blog post.