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Wildfires destroy hundreds of structures and force 60,000 Spokane-area residents to evacuate

By LINDSEY WASSON and JOHN HANNA

The fires have burned more than 12.5 square miles around Spokane and 390 square miles across the state.

Reuse Commons opens in Lake City

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

A new community hub to expand reuse, repair and sharing services launched July 14 in Lake City's former Aurora Rents Building at 12558 Lake City Way N.E.



Design-build team wanted for $35M Redmond teen center

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The new facility will honor the legacy of the Old Fire House Teen Center.



No luck for the Irish bar? New tenant sought for T.S. McHugh's space in Uptown

By BRIAN MILLER

Mick McHugh is one of the big names in Seattle restaurant history. Here's a probably incomplete list of eateries and bars he ran and/or established with partners:


Eastgate offices sell for nearly $14M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An office building at 14205 S.E. 36th St. sold last week for just under $13.9 million, according to King County records.


Judge lets DHS proceed with border wall construction through town's levee system

By REBECCA SANTANA

A federal judge is allowing the Department of Homeland Security to go ahead for now with plans to build a border wall through a levee system protecting a small Texas town on the border with Mexico, rejecting arguments by the town that the wall could lead to flooding.


Metro's growth plan calls for new routes, faster service and safety investments

By JOURNAL STAFF

King County Metro is looking to the future.


Eastlake Starbucks finally sold for $2M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A vacant and forlorn Starbucks at 2344 Eastlake Ave. E. sold last week for $2 million, according to King County records.


Stocks rally as falling oil prices ease inflation worries

By STAN CHOE

The U.S. stock market rallied to the edge of its all-time high on Monday after easing oil prices helped calm Wall Street's worries that inflation could get even worse.


Boeing's new Max jetliner certified

The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday approved the smallest model of Boeing's Max jetliners for commercial service nearly a decade after the aircraft manufacturer first unveiled the plane.


Former church may become mosque

By JOURNAL STAFF

A commercial building at 2333 Western Ave., once home to Mars Hill Church, sold last week for almost $5.5 million, according to King County records.


Safeway in Federal Way trades for over $7M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A Safeway at 28810 Military Road S. sold last week for a little over $7.7 million, according to King County records.


City pays over $3M for townhouse site

By JOURNAL STAFF

Vacant land at 2000 Orchard St. S.W. sold last week for $3.3 million, according to King County records.


Previous Stories


August 3, 2026
New cranes on the way to Port of Tacoma
PNB starts construction on new SoDo school
New York sues prediction platform Kalshi
E-scooters are coming to Bellevue
120 Capitol Hill units sell for over $28M
107 First Hill units trade for over $14M
Empty offices trade for nearly $8M
Seattle gets serious about hydration

July 31, 2026
Opinion: Office conversions require more structural scrutiny
Austria's 16th-century bell foundry keeps casting process alive
Development site sells for $4M
Taco Bell trades for nearly $4M
Microsoft's best day since 2008 leads stocks
Amazon's robotaxi wins key approval
41 Ellensburg units sell for over $4M
Capitol Hill units find new hands

July 30, 2026
SLU's landmarked Stack House offices, once home to Amazon, could be yours
In a rare Mercer Island sale, for $157M, Mesirow makes big TOD bet
Designs unveiled for $31M Loyal Heights Community Center renovation
India's capital part of aggressive electric vehicle targets in bid to curb air pollution
Security Properties pays over $55M for 134 Issaquah units
New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash
Oil prices jump as sinking AI stocks drag Wall Street lower
Seattle SEPA appeal streamline passes
US bans humanoid robot imports
Tacoma Narrows joint work continues
Fed leaves interest rate unchanged
Meta shares down over layoff costs

July 29, 2026
Strength training gym is expanding to Wedgewood
Where apartments may follow, Synergy shows no mercy for Belltown bank
Cushing Terrell's Athletic Club Boise kicks off pro soccer in Idaho
Marpac to build Denise Louie Education Center's new Columbia City HQ
Major Oregon interstate closed for 70 miles due to wildfire
Wall Street's flip from AI to less-loved stocks accelerates, while oil prices keep easing
Food bank buys Ballard building
Workshop targets financial readiness
New city website offers ADU advice
Feds halt ban on prediction markets
Boeing stock up on revenue beat
eBay to pay $50M over cyberstalking

July 28, 2026
Chinese AI models make inroads in the US
Weidner sells 387 Lynnwood units for $112M
Small businesses file lawsuits against new sweeping tariffs
Webinar tomorrow on rising parking structure costs and budgeting strategies
Cracker Barrel CEO steps down a year after logo debacle
Washington construction jobs down 1% in June
Clean energy grants for rural areas
Harbor Hopper adds sailing
Stocks drift to mixed close
County pays $14M for disputed site


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