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How Shopping Centers Can Pivot During and After COVID-19

Kirkland Urban's Andrea Lachmann provides some insight on how shopping centers can react to the impact of COVID-19 and pivot as they move forward.

Startup

Side Hustle Success

Four local talents talk about their passion projects becoming their full-time work.

Lifestyle

Tourism Industry Takes Cautious First Step

Some vacation spots are slowly opening around Washington state. The resort town of Seabrook, near Pacific Beach on the Washington coast, is leading the way.

News

Statewide Drive-in Wi-Fi Hotspots Help to Bridge Digital Divide

Washington residents will soon have greater access to free public broadband internet as more than 300 new drive-in Wi-Fi hotspots are coming online through an initiative surged by digital disparities in light of COVID-19.

News

Essential Workforce Development Programs Restart

“We need trained and skilled Washington workers now more than ever. This epidemic has reminded us that essential workers truly are essential, and we need to treat them as such by ensuring that they get the training they need,” Gov. Inslee said.

Lifestyle

Why We’re Still Talking About Women In Business

Experts — and data — show that the successes of women in business still are vital ones to highlight because equity is far from achieved.

News

New Initiative Aims to Improve Unemployment Process

The Washington State Employment Security Department has launched Operation 100%, an initiative designed to get benefits to all Washingtonians eligible for Unemployment Insurance.

Lifestyle

Create Better Workspaces

Both parents and kids can benefit from well-designed spaces to concentrate. BoConcept Bellevue senior design consultant Julie Bowers shared her home office design tips to maximize efficiency and comfortability.