Seattle wanted to break up with Wells Fargo. Then it committed to three more years Breaking up is hard — especially if you're a city trying to break up with a bank. Especially if the other banks aren't all that interested in dating you. Paige Browning
Amazon balks at Seattle's proposed head tax It started with a tax proposal related to the cost of fast growth. Now it’s become a showdown. Amazon said it is halting plans for two downtown Seattle... Carolyn Adolph
'Alexa, make an elephant sneeze noise.' I debated whether to share this fart story with you, because farts are – unfairly, in my opinion – maligned as juvenile and bad manners. But I decided... Isolde Raftery
Is the T-Mobile merger an economic victory for the Puget Sound region? Kim Malcolm talks with Geekwire's Todd Bishop about the potential impact of the proposed merger between Bellevue-based T-Mobile and Sprint. Kim Malcolm
‘Alexa, make a fart noise.’ (Yes, this includes audio) I debated whether to share this fart story with you, because farts are – unfairly, in my opinion – maligned as juvenile and bad manners. But I decided... Isolde Raftery
Refugee business owners deliver grievance letter to City of Tukwila Business owners and community members marched to Tukwila City Hall last Thursday to deliver a letter protesting a proposed police station and courthouse... Joshua McNichols
Amazon wants to put your junk in the trunk of your car If you buy from Amazon and worry about package theft, where do you send your stuff? One of those Amazon lockers? The mailroom at work? How about the... Jason Pagano
'Like American football without pads.' Pro rugby kicks off in Seattle Kim Malcolm talks with Kevin Flynn about the Seattle Seawolves and the prospects for professional rugby in Seattle. Flynn is a manager with the... Kim Malcolm
Would you rather be hit by a taxi or an Uber? Last spring, an Uber heading north in Seattle hit another car so hard it was cut in half . That brings us to today's KUOW listener question: Who has... David Hyde
Starbucks will close stores for racial-bias training. Is it enough? Starbucks will close 8,000 stores late next month so employees can attend an afternoon-long training about racial bias. That follows an incident in... Joshua McNichols
