Episode

Thursday Evening Headlines

Podcast: Seattle Now
Published: Jun 5, 2026
Duration seconds: 826
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Summary

Hotel workers near Lumen Field could go on strike, Mayor Wilson is no longer boycotting Starbucks, and Seattle delays its plan to reduce pickleball courts.