WNBA Business & Labor: Nneka Ogwumike, a longtime Sparks star and players’ union president, announced she’ll retire after the 2026 season, ending a decorated career that includes an MVP and a first-ballot Hall of Fame track. Washington Economy & Jobs: Washington’s unemployment rate fell to 5% in July and the state added about 21,000 jobs, with gains concentrated in education, health services, and leisure/hospitality. Workforce Training: A new analysis of Washington’s short-term credential programs finds only about a third of offerings meet federal Workforce Pell requirements—raising questions about how quickly students translate training into earnings. Tech & Employment: TikTok plans to cut 75 jobs in Bellevue as part of a restructuring, with separations scheduled for Oct. 19. Consumer & Antitrust: A federal court approved a $700M Google antitrust settlement tied to Android app distribution and in-app payments; Washington consumers are expected to receive about $13M. Public Safety & Local Business: Seattle launches a voluntary program letting businesses share exterior security camera feeds with police, giving owners control over what they share. Aviation Safety: An NTSB preliminary report says a Kenmore Air seaplane crash on Sucia Island followed a pilot radioing bad weather and attempting an emergency landing.