Shawn Garrett

5 days ago | kiro7.com | Shawn Garrett

Looking to travel the world and post videos on social media and get paid to do it? Starbucks is seeking a “Global Coffee Creator” to do just that, according to the company’s job listing. “For one epic year, you’ll travel the world - think Milan, Tokyo, Colombia, Dubai, Costa Rica - and more capturing the vibes, culture, and people behind every Starbucks experience,” the job listing says. The remote U.S.-based position also offers a salary range of $80,100 to $136,000 per year.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Shawn Garrett

Looking to travel the world and post videos on social media and get paid to do it? Starbucks is seeking a “Global Coffee Creator” to do just that, according to the company’s job listing. “For one epic year, you’ll travel the world - think Milan, Tokyo, Colombia, Dubai, Costa Rica - and more capturing the vibes, culture, and people behind every Starbucks experience,” the job listing says. The remote U.S.-based position also offers a salary range of $80,100 to $136,000 per year.

5 days ago | kiro7.com | Shawn Garrett

Fourteen people were indicted and 11 arrested as part of a sweeping federal drug trafficking investigation targeting narcotics distribution in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District and surrounding homeless encampments, according to Acting U.S. Attorney Teal Luthy Miller at a press conference in Seattle.

1 week ago | kiro7.com | Shawn Garrett

A wrongful death lawsuit filed in King County Superior Court claims major fossil fuel companies are responsible for the death of a 65-year-old woman during the record-breaking 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome, arguing the companies knowingly contributed to climate change and misled the public about its dangers. According to the complaint filed May 29 by Misti Leon, her mother Juliana “Julie” Leon died of hyperthermia in her car in Seattle on June 28, 2021, after being overwhelmed by extreme heat.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Shawn Garrett

A wrongful death lawsuit filed in King County Superior Court claims major fossil fuel companies are responsible for the death of a 65-year-old woman during the record-breaking 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome, arguing the companies knowingly contributed to climate change and misled the public about its dangers. According to the complaint filed May 29 by Misti Leon, her mother Juliana “Julie” Leon died of hyperthermia in her car in Seattle on June 28, 2021, after being overwhelmed by extreme heat.