Many decide to embrace the quiet start of the year for a bodily reset. Share your reasons.

Leaders of several tribal casinos say business remains stable, though the state’s gaming scene isn’t immune to all headwinds.

Russell, the former chairman of Seattle-headquartered Russell Investments, was remembered as a transformative figure in the financial services industry.

For 56 years, Kent Youth and Family Services has endured as a community pillar, offering education, counseling and other support.

The wholesale club recently found itself in a pinch after scammers stole a truck carrying lobster meat that was headed to its stores.

From “Sinners” and “KPop Demon Hunters” to “One Battle After Another” and “Bugonia,” here are our staff members’ favorite movies of the year.

Consumers are flocking to buy eggnog, cheese and other dairy products for their festivities, providing a boost to a struggling Washington industry.

While some employees will resume their roles, about 25% will continue to strike, the union said.

Coast Salish tribes actively addressed the developing weather event this week.

Washington is under a state of emergency due to historic flooding. See the latest weather forecasts, road closures, evacuations, shelters and news.

The Wyckoff family announced its purchase of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates on Monday.

The jewelry tastes of today's buyers are expanding beyond natural, mined diamonds to lab-grown alternatives and gemstones.

Starbucks Workers United is now referring to its walkout as "the longest unfair labor practice strike in Starbucks history."

Has the death knell sounded for Black Friday in downtown Seattle? Not yet, according to several businesses.

The Suquamish Tribe plans to acquire a women's health clinic next year to alleviate an "OB-GYN desert."

Staffers at two Seattle stores and one in Redmond are still striking, according to Starbucks Workers United, the union representing thousands of baristas.

A new partnership will bring offerings of domestic and global travel experiences at a discount for members.

We want to hear from you if you are planning to get engaged, are engaged or were recently married in Washington state.

The initiative, AI@UW, was made possible in part by a donation from Charles and Lisa Simonyi, a husband-wife pair of philanthropists linked to Microsoft.

More lei makers are cropping up around the Seattle area, forming what's largely a cottage industry to meet the needs of the local Hawaiian community.

A former Starbucks barista claims he and other Everett employees lost wages and tips following the company's violation of a local law.

The union estimated Thursday that more than 1,000 baristas across more than 65 stores in around 40 cities were participating in the strike against Starbucks.

Sen. Patty Murray has stepped into the melee between Starbucks and its union about contract negotiations ahead of a strike planned for Thursday.

Despite tech's successes, the industry has remained staggeringly white and male.

You may notice a change in how we spell Hawaiʻi and other Native Hawaiian words at The Seattle Times. Here's why.

You may notice a change in how we spell Hawaiʻi and other Native Hawaiian words at The Seattle Times. Here's why.

The bookseller will move into 520 Pike Street in the city's Central Business District, per a construction permit filed Monday.

The union warned that it would turn Red Cup Day on Nov. 13 into "the Red Cup Rebellion" if the company doesn't finalize a contract by then.

The bookseller will move into 520 Pike Street in the city's Central Business District, per a construction permit filed Monday.

Kaja Kallas tells reporters more countries could join 27-country bloc, including Montenegro, Albania and Ukraine The European Union could admit new members by 2030, its foreign policy chief has said, as officials praised reform efforts by frontrunners Montenegro and Albania, while criticising backsliding in Serbia and an even steeper democratic decline in Georgia. The verdicts came as the European Commission published its annual report cards on 10 countries that aspire to join the EU, after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022 injected new momentum into a process that had long been moribund. Continue reading...

Smål Market in Ballard offers local businesses an affordable retail place to get their brands off the ground.

Washingtonians are increasingly turning toward creative alternatives to put loved ones' ashes to rest.

On this episode of "Seattle Eats," Seattle Times business reporter Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton breaks down how different factors impact the price of a cup of Joe.

"We’re a year into our ‘Back to Starbucks’ strategy, and it’s clear that our turnaround is taking hold,” CEO Brian Niccol said Wednesday.

A local pizza empire crumbled this month after The Rock Wood Fired Pizza closed six of seven Washington locations.

In Pioneer Square — what is arguably Seattle's oldest neighborhood — local entrepreneurs are leaning on the ultramodern tools of social media.

A Seattle man died Friday night after he was ejected from a car on Highway 599, then struck by an unknown driver.

Three companies headquartered in the Seattle area appeared on the White House list of donors to President Donald Trump's ballroom project.

Washington businesses, from bakeries to fitness studios, are finding creative ways to jump in on the bandwagon of fan excitement for the Mariners' playoff run.

The annual Costco membership cost went up. But that's not stopping customers, with the number of memberships on the rise.

Has your favorite Starbucks store closed? Check out our updated list.

The coffee giant announced last month 900 nonretail jobs would be cut as part of restructuring. Seattle-area workers are now seeing the brunt of these layoffs.

The layoffs follow sweeping store closures that are part of a $1 billion restructuring plan.

The world knows Raleigh can set a Major League Baseball record, but the slugger also keeps busy as an entrepreneur.

Starbucks is trying to stand out among the competition and welcome more customers through its doors all while fighting global and local headwinds.

Redmond-based Nintendo of America has tapped Devon Pritchard to replace President and Chief Operating Officer Doug Bowser. Nintendo’s Satoru Shibata will take over as CEO.

Redmond-based Nintendo of America has tapped Devon Pritchard to replace president and COO Doug Bowser. Nintendo's Satoru Shibata will take over as CEO.