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Molly Moon’s 10th location opened last May at the restored Washington Street Boat Landing Pergola, 199 Alaskan Way S., on the Seattle waterfront.
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When AI meets the proposal: what owners and firms need to get right

By SCOTT JOHNSTON

Firms are already using AI. The real question is how they should be using it on proposals.



WSDOT Aviation publishes new airport system plan

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington Aviation System Plan will be the guiding roadmap for how the state invests, protects and modernizes its 134 public-use airports over the coming decade. Those range from seaplane airports to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.



Mayor Wilson signs deal for Skagit dams

By JOURNAL STAFF

Last week, Mayor Katie B. Wilson signed a landmark settlement agreement that will guide future operations of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project.


PCL breaks ground on first phase of $175M stone wool plant near Walla Walla

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Come 2028, stone wool will be manufactured in Walla Walla County.


Where has Kingdome Deli gone?

By BRIAN MILLER

The old dome may be dust, but one “Kingdome” yet remains — just down the block.



Money Happens: Expert tips for managing medical debt

By CORA LEWIS

In 2020, Jennifer Vall's son was diagnosed with leukemia. A year later, she found out she had thyroid cancer. While Vall was debt-free and had a great credit score, medical bills kept adding up, leaving her with thousands of dollars in debt.



In an era when workers are returning to offices, here's how Dropbox is making remote jobs work

By CATHY BUSSEWITZ

Dropbox Chief People Officer Melanie Rosenwasser says allowing staff members to work from anywhere helps the company attract and retain talent.


Maintenance will disrupt Crosslake Connection

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit has planned system maintenance on the Crosslake Connection and rail replacement in the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel for the last weekend in May.


Older Americans say it's a good time to find a job. Younger people aren't buying it.

By NICHOLAS RICCARDI

A new poll finds that younger Americans are more pessimistic than older ones about the state of the job market.


10 sources of emergency cash, ranked from best to worst

By CHRISTINE BENZ

If unanticipated expenses exceed your emergency fund, here's a look at where to go next.


WSF readies for the World Cup

By JOURNAL STAFF

Washington State Ferries is planning ahead to meet an expected surge in travel demand during the 2026 FIFA World Cup Seattle matches.


Home sales surging — but not here

By JOURNAL STAFF

Pending home sales across the U.S. are surging, but Seattle stands out as one of the few major metros not sharing in the momentum.


Starbucks to cut 300 office jobs

Starbucks said Friday it's laying off 300 corporate employees and closing some U.S. offices as part of its ongoing turnaround.


Previous Stories


May 15, 2026
One of the largest modern US infrastructure projects will soon burrow toward New York City
Utility work starts for Stride S3 BRT
Federal Way motel sells for over $14M
Self-storage in University Place trades for over $13M
Floating fan experience brings FIFA World Cup to the water
Childcare coming to old City People's
Lakewood industrial sells for over $8M
Supreme Court revives suit against major logistics company with potentially big effects on industry
Mortgage rate eases to 6.36% in first drop in two weeks
Cisco leads Wall Street to more records and the Dow back to 50,000

May 14, 2026
Weber Thompson and MetLife now join Trammell Crow effort in Wilburton, with 214 Bellevue units planned
Will Seattle see more pedestrian-centered streets?
Meeting today on ST3 updates
Women Build event builds homes for South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity
County pays $36M for Kirkland offices, now a crisis care center
Help guide Tacoma apprentice program
Producer prices shot up 6%, adding pressure on companies to hike prices for struggling customers
WhatsApp launches ‘incognito' mode
Tech carries Wall Street to records, as most stocks fall
Senate confirms Warsh for Fed chair

May 13, 2026
New Beatles fan experience set to open in London in 2027
Westlake Park reopens May 28
In first sale since development in 1914, O'Shea Building trades for almost $17M
Input wanted on Tacoma Link
The barista is human but an AI agent runs this experimental Swedish cafe
US hotel operators say promised boon from hosting World Cup hasn't materialized yet
With Eastgate office building razed, Concorde townhouses are underway
Barnes & Noble now open downtown
Inflation surges 3.8% in the US
Amazon Now starts 30-minute delivery
Charges filed in Key Bridge collapse
Wall Street's record-setting run halts as AI stocks slump and oil prices rise

May 12, 2026
‘They want opportunities to explore careers in a way that feels approachable and supportive'
The Eagle(crest) has landed … and could be yours
Bellevue self-storage sells for over $50M
Langley-Everett ferry launches soon
Japanese outdoor retailer opens on Stone Way
From pills and prescriptions to playground?
11 Green Lake units trade for $3M
Nonresidential construction spending slips again in March
A lackluster spring homebuying season lurches forward
May is Building Safety Month
Aid available to flood-hit workers
Trump wants to pause gasoline tax
Oil prices rise as the Iran war drags on, but stocks inch to more records

May 11, 2026
Construction hiring edges up in April as data center boom drives nonresidential growth
Plan to paint the Eisenhower office building could cost at least $7.5M, the White House says
Want to help shape the future of Aurora?
Vacant Bartell to become roller rink?
18 Capitol Hill units change hands
One Tech Tip: Why digital devices and online accounts need spring cleaning
Council mulls future of KCRHA
Cybertrucks recalled for wheel issue


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