Episode

Monday Evening Headlines

Podcast: Seattle Now
Published: May 11, 2026
Duration seconds: 582
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Summary

Starbucks lays off more employees, efforts ramp up to stop Sound Transit from delaying stations in the south end, and Seattle hotels are seeing slow bookings for the World Cup.