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  • Seattle Local Pulse: Queen Anne Real Estate, Kraken Loss, and Spring Construction Boom

    Seattle Local Pulse: Queen Anne Real Estate, Kraken Loss, and Spring Construction Boom
    2026/02/27
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Friday, February 27. We start with real estate news that catches our eye in Queen Anne, where the apartment building at 501 Highland Drive just sold for nearly 2.8 million dollars to a new owner, according to King County records and the Daily Journal of Commerce. This change after decades with the same family could mean fresh updates for residents near that scenic spot overlooking the sound.

    Shifting to our Kraken, we felt the sting last night with a 5-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues at Climate Pledge Arena. Dylan Holloway notched his second career hat trick against us, but Brandon Montour shared thoughts post-game on bouncing back as our playoff push continues.

    In Mariners news, Mike Trout spoke today about his health heading into the 2026 season, sounding optimistic during a visit that has fans buzzing ahead of todays matchup against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

    Weather today looks mild around 49 degrees with partly cloudy skies and a chance of light sprinkles by afternoon, per Weather Underground forecasts from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It should keep outdoor plans like walks along Alki Beach moving smoothly, though bundle up for the chill—expect similar tomorrow around 50 degrees.

    City Hall updates include new bids for the Seattle Housing Authoritys Primeau Place reclad project, aiming to improve housing near downtown that affects our daily commutes and neighborhoods.

    On the job front, construction bids are heating up with projects like the UW HEC Ed visitor locker room and Auburn Avenue Theater upgrades, signaling about 500 new opportunities in building trades this spring.

    Crime report from the past day stays calm: Seattle Police note no major incidents, just routine patrols and a minor arrest near Pioneer Square for public intoxication—stay vigilant but were in good shape.

    Schools shine with Roosevelt Highs robotics team advancing regionally, and were rooting for their next event Saturday.

    Looking ahead, catch the community book fair at Fremont Sunday, and a feel-good story: volunteers at Discovery Park just planted 200 native trees, restoring trails we all love.

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  • Seattle Local Pulse: Safety Alerts and Weekend Plans for February 26

    Seattle Local Pulse: Safety Alerts and Weekend Plans for February 26
    2026/02/26
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Thursday, February 26.

    We start with a sobering update from yesterday near Franklin High School on South Mount Baker Boulevard. Seattle Police investigated a shooting in the 3300 block of Wetmore Avenue South, just meters from the school. They detained two subjects, recovered a gun, and are still searching for suspects. No injuries reported, but the school went into lockdown as a precaution. We urge everyone in the area to stay vigilant and follow police alerts for safety.

    Shifting to our weather, expect overcast skies today with highs around 49 degrees Fahrenheit at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. No rain in the forecast, so its a good day for outdoor plans like walks along Alki Beach, though bundle up as it cools to the mid-40s by evening. Tomorrow looks similar, mixing sun and clouds around 50 degrees.

    Over at City Hall, council members are pushing measures to limit immigration enforcement in daily operations, aiming to protect communities while balancing public safety.

    On the business front, firefighters handled a car fire next to a gas station on 35th SW in West Seattle early this morning, with no reported injuries. Meanwhile, Rite Aid plans to close several stores here soon amid broader cutbacks.

    Sports fans, our Seattle Kraken hit the ice against the Dallas Stars last night, with coach Lane Lambert praising the teams post-winter break push. Keep an eye on Jaden Schwartz and the playoffs.

    For jobs, reports highlight roles vulnerable to AI, so were seeing about 10,000 local postings in tech and services this month. Real estate holds steady, with median home prices around 850,000 dollars.

    Looking ahead, check out the Friends of the Waterfront 5K this weekend near the Olympic Sculpture Park. Local schools note strong safety programs ramping up after recent incidents.

    And a feel-good note, Chelan deputies rescued a motorist from a tricky spot, reminding us of our tight-knit community spirit.

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  • Seattle Local Pulse: February 22 - Sports Action, Community Events, and Weekend Weather

    Seattle Local Pulse: February 22 - Sports Action, Community Events, and Weekend Weather
    2026/02/22
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Sunday, February 22.

    We start with breaking news from Capitol Hill, where a tragic shooting Friday night near East Pine Street and Belmont Avenue claimed one life. A 42-year-old man remained at the scene after an altercation and is now in King County Jail as homicide detectives investigate. Our hearts go out to the family and community.

    Shifting to sports, we have big action today. The Washington womens basketball team hosts Nebraska at noon in Alaska Airlines Arena, with Sayvia Sellers earning Naismith Trophy honors after 20 straight double-digit games. Sounders FC kicks off their MLS season tonight at 7:15 at Lumen Field against Colorado Rapids, building on last years epic comeback draw. Thunderbirds fell in a shutout to Everett last night, but Mariners manager Dan Wilson reports strong team chemistry in camp.

    Weather today brings drizzle and sprinkles, with highs around 50 to 51 degrees at Sea-Tac. Bundle up for outdoor plans, as overcast skies linger into tomorrow with possible showers, but no major disruptions expected.

    From City Hall, no big decisions this weekend, but watch for updates on daily impacts like bridge maintenance, after a brief eastbound West Seattle Bridge closure at 35th SW Friday.

    New business buzz in West Seattle: I Luv Teriyaki at Westwood Village reopens soon, and Hiawatha Community Center celebrates its grand reopening today from 10 a.m. to noon at 2700 California SW with kid activities and music.

    Community events ahead: Saturday group run at West Seattle Runner, Marco de Carvalho music at C and P Coffeehouse, and a Mitski listening party at Easy Street Records tonight.

    Quick school note: Seattle U mens basketball pulled away late to beat Portland Pilots.

    For a feel-good story, mail carriers rally today outside Westwood Village Post Office for community support.

    Job market shows steady gains with about 5,000 openings last week, real estate sees median homes around 850,000 dollars, up 3 percent.

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  • Seattle Local Pulse: Sea-Tac Delays, Mild Weekend Weather, and Sounders Prep

    Seattle Local Pulse: Sea-Tac Delays, Mild Weekend Weather, and Sounders Prep
    2026/02/21
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Saturday, February 21. We kick off with breaking travel chaos at Sea-Tac Airport, where weather and de-icing delays have hit Alaska Airlines hard, stranding thousands alongside nearly four thousand nationwide delays and over a hundred cancellations. If youre flying today, check FlightAware obsessively and add extra time. Our weather stays cooperative otherwise, with sunny skies pushing temps to around 53 degrees by mid-afternoon near Alki Beach, light winds from the south, and no rain expectedperfect for outdoor plans, though bundle up early as it dips to the low 40s downtown. Expect similar mild conditions tomorrow. Metro reminds us Route 49 reroutes tonight off 10th Avenue E and E Roanoke Street through Harvard Avenue E until late Saturday, so plan alternate paths to Lumen Field for Sundays 6:15 p.m. Seattle Sounders match. Hop the Water Taxi on its winter schedule or Seattle Center Monorail, running till 11 p.m. City Hall updates mean smoother commutes ahead, with those transit tweaks easing weekend snarls around Capitol Hill. In sports, our Seattle U Redhawks host Portland Pilots tonight at 7 p.m. in the Redhawk Center, battling for WCC seeding in a tied conference showdown. Mariners fans, Bob Costas just dissected top teams on MLB Tonight, spotlighting our squad. No major new business buzz, but jobs hold steady with about 15,000 openings listed last week in tech and healthcare around South Lake Union. Real estate sees median home prices rounding to 850 thousand, up 4 percent near Ballard. Quick school note: Local high teams notched wins in recent hoops tourneys. Todays crime report stays calm over the past dayno significant incidents or arrests reported by SPD, keeping our neighborhoods safe around Pioneer Square. Looking ahead, join the rally Sunday at 11:30 a.m. downtown marking four years since Russias war in Ukraine, gathering at Occidental Park. And a feel-good shoutout: Capitol Hill volunteers just wrapped a community cleanup along Broadway, planting 50 trees thatll shade our summer walks. Thanks for tuning in, listenerssubscribe for daily pulses. This has been Seattle Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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  • Seahawks for Sale, Homicide Cases Reopened, and Nurses Honored

    Seahawks for Sale, Homicide Cases Reopened, and Nurses Honored
    2026/02/19
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Thursday, February nineteenth.

    We're starting with some major sports news that's shaking up our city. The Seattle Seahawks, fresh off winning Super Bowl 60 less than two weeks ago, are officially going up for sale. The Allen estate announced the move Wednesday in keeping with late owner Paul Allen's wishes to sell off sports holdings and direct the proceeds to charitable causes. The sale process could stretch through the entire offseason, with Latham and Wilkins and Allen and Company handling the search for a new owner. Fans are sharing mixed reactions, with some concerned about whether the franchise will stay in the Pacific Northwest under new leadership. Super fan Mark Collins, who led the Save Our Seahawks campaign back in 1995, says the winning culture built by the current front office needs to be a priority for any incoming buyer.

    On the public safety front, we're learning about a remarkable case from our homicide unit. Detective Rolf Norton at Seattle Police recently worked on something unusual. Back in 1973, a nineteen-year-old man was shot near Garfield High School, left paralyzed for the rest of his life. That man recently passed away, and the medical examiner officially ruled his death a homicide, directly connected to those decades-old injuries. It's a rare delayed death case. While prosecutors say the case is legally closed since the suspects have passed away, Norton tells us he's managing over one hundred cases he calls unfinished rather than cold. He's dedicated his career to pursuing justice using DNA technology and genetic genealogy, bringing hope to families who've waited decades for answers. One case he carried for over a decade involved the 1994 murder of fourteen-year-old Tanya Frazier. An arrest was finally made last year more than thirty years later.

    Looking at city hall, Mayor Katie Wilson delivered her first State of the City address yesterday, with discussions about evolving positions on surveillance cameras and homelessness response. The City Council is also planning to block ICE from building new jails in Seattle.

    For today's weather, we're looking at mostly cloudy conditions with a slight chance of rain and snow showers early this morning, clearing to partly cloudy later tonight. Snow levels are near four hundred feet. High temperatures should reach the lower to mid-fifties with light winds.

    On a brighter note, the Washington State Nurses Association is honoring five outstanding nurses being inducted into the Washington State Nurses Hall of Fame today.

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  • Seahawks Super Bowl Parade, World Cup Security Debates, and Mild Weather for Valentines Day - Seattle Local Pulse

    Seahawks Super Bowl Parade, World Cup Security Debates, and Mild Weather for Valentines Day - Seattle Local Pulse
    2026/02/14
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Saturday, February 14. We kick off with the buzz from our Seahawks Super Bowl victory parade down 4th Avenue earlier this week. Seahawks GM John Schneider tossed mini Jesus figurines to thrilled fans lining the route, a faith-filled moment amid the celebrations. Linebacker Ernest Jones IV fired up the crowd with his parade speech, praising the team's unbreakable bond after overcoming personal losses, including the passing of several players' fathers this year. Sound Transit reports our light rail aced the massive crowds, prepping us perfectly for World Cups events this summer. Note that light rail service changes today, so check Sound Transit for updates before heading out.

    Shifting to city hall, a councilmember proposes limiting cooperation with ICE, barring info sharing without warrants, sparking debate as World Cup security ramps up with federal agents expected here.

    On public safety, Seattle police investigated a self-defense shooting in Columbia City Thursday night and an officer-involved shooting in Ballard that same afternoon. In Kent, a suspicious death in a park may tie to overdose. Bellevue cops charged a Romanian crime group with a blessing scam hitting King County seniors. Factual note, crews cleared a homeless encampment near Ballard businesses, easing theft worries for owners along NW Market Street.

    Weather today brings partly cloudy skies with highs near 48 degrees and light showers possible, so grab that umbrella for Valentines Day outings at Pike Place Market. Outlook stays mild through Monday.

    Sports quick hit: Seattle U womens basketball postponed todays Saint Marys game due to illness, now Monday at 1 PM on ESPN Plus.

    Community feel-good: A young 12s fan snagged a football signed by Seahawks stars at the parade, though it bounced away in the chaos, reminding us of those pure joy moments.

    New business activity stays quiet, but clean-up wraps from parade disruptions around Lumen Field. No big job or real estate shifts, though King County listings hover around 12,000 homes.

    Upcoming, catch World Cup prep events at the Amazon Spheres next week. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and subscribe for daily updates. This has been Seattle Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Seahawks Super Bowl Parade Energizes Seattle, Soggy Weather Ahead, Public Safety Update, City Hall News, Sports and Job Market Highlights

    Seahawks Super Bowl Parade Energizes Seattle, Soggy Weather Ahead, Public Safety Update, City Hall News, Sports and Job Market Highlights
    2026/02/13
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Friday, February 13. We kick off with the buzz still rocking our city from the Seahawks Super Bowl victory parade yesterday at Lumen Field. Fans packed the stands, chanting for MVP Ken Walker as players hoisted the trophy amid roaring 12s, calling Seattle home of the world champions. That energy spilled onto streets near Pioneer Square, with crowds celebrating late into the night.

    Weather today brings soggy, murky conditions per FOX 13 Seattle, with steady showers through the afternoon and lows dipping to the upper 30s overnight. Highs hover in the mid-40s, so grab your rain gear for damp commutes over the High Bridge or Low Bridge, where traffic cams show typical Friday slowdowns. Expect light mountain snow of 3 to 6 inches at passes, but no major disruptions, and drier breaks by Saturday.

    On public safety, Seattle Police and King County deputies made an arrest early this morning on a warrant in West Seattle, keeping our neighborhoods secure without further incident. No other major reports from the past day.

    City Hall updates include Seattle Public Schools mid-winter break starting next week, giving families a timely reset amid this cool-down from La Nina's fade. Transit rolls on normally, with Water Taxi and Metro buses on schedule, though ferries stick to two-boat runs.

    Sports note: Mariners are eyeing prospect Jacob Misiorowski for third base options, as shared in today's team update. Job market stays steady with about 15,000 openings citywide, many in tech near South Lake Union. Real estate sees median home prices around 850,000 dollars, up slightly near Capitol Hill.

    New business: A fresh coffee spot opens tomorrow on California Avenue in West Seattle. Community events include a free Seahawks watch party recap at Alki Beach this weekend.

    Shoutout to Lincoln High School for their robotics team's regional win. And a feel-good story: Neighbors in Ballard rallied to repair a beloved community garden pergola damaged in post-win excitement, stronger than ever.

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  • Super Bowl Buzz, Rainy Weather, and Community Updates: Seattle Local Pulse

    Super Bowl Buzz, Rainy Weather, and Community Updates: Seattle Local Pulse
    2026/02/08
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Sunday, February 8. We kick off with the biggest buzz in our city: the Seahawks face the Patriots in Super Bowl 60 tonight at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Our Hawks, fresh off playoff wins over the 49ers and Rams, elevated running backs Cam Akers and Velus Jones Jr. for the clash. Fans from Capitol Hill to South Seattle are chanting Sea-Hawks, with Archbishop Etienne calling it a unifying moment amid tough times. Local supporters predict scores like 27-17, hyping MVPs from Jaxon Smith-Njigba to Sam Darnold. Lumen Field echoes with 12th Man pride.

    Shifting to our weather, expect cloudy skies with showers today, highs around 51 degrees and lows near 44 at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Light rain from the southwest at 12 miles per hour means grab umbrellas for Pike Place Market strolls or Seattle Center walks, but it wont derail evening watch parties. Outlook stays overcast with sprinkles into tomorrow.

    On public safety, Lacey Police arrested a 20-year-old man linked to the murder of two teen brothers, a tough reminder to stay vigilant near Olympia-area spots. KIRO 7 reports 14 arrests in a Tacoma gang sweep with guns and drugs seized, bolstering safety south of us.

    City Hall pushes forward with snowpack-boosting forecasts from NOAA, eyeing 40 to 50 percent above-normal precipitation soon to aid our water supply. Job market holds steady with about 5,000 openings in tech and healthcare around South Lake Union. Real estate sees median home prices near 850,000 dollars, up 3 percent, drawing buyers to Ballard neighborhoods.

    New spot alert: a cozy cafe opens on Queen Anne Avenue North. Community events include a free Seahawks watch party at Occidental Park tonight and a jazz night at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley tomorrow.

    Shoutout to Roosevelt High School for their robotics teams state championship win. And a feel-good note: volunteers cleared trash from Discovery Park beaches, fostering our coastal gem.

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