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Seattle Morning Report: Election Updates, Plane Incident, and Community Kindness

Seattle Morning Report: Election Updates, Plane Incident, and Community Kindness

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 Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Thursday, November sixth, twenty twenty-five. We're waking up under thick clouds across King County, with steady drizzle in most neighborhoods. Streets through Capitol Hill and around Green Lake are slick, so let’s watch those brakes and keep an umbrella handy. Temperatures are in the mid fifties this morning, rising just a bit with overcast skies and a continuing chance of showers. By afternoon, we could see thunder rumbling near Ballard and the UW campus, so outdoor plans, especially kids' soccer or walking the dog around Seward Park, might be dodging some heavy bursts. Forecasters say the rain will stick around through tonight, with the possibility for isolated thunderstorms and a flood warning underway for the northern coast. Winds may kick up enough to cause some power flickers, so let’s be ready just in case.

Turning to breaking news, we’re in the thick of election week. Bruce Harrell has added to his lead in the Seattle mayor’s race, now holding about fifty-four percent, while Katie Wilson trails by roughly eight points. According to the West Seattle Blog, Girmay Zahilay looks to be holding a two percent lead for King County Executive. Many ballots remain uncounted, so these numbers can still shift, but Zahilay could become our county’s first new executive in sixteen years. Over at city hall, council reshuffle is underway, with both Erica Evans and Dion Wilson posting strong margins and signs pointing to historical patterns where most primary winners seal victory in the general.

Downtown, there’s sad news after a dramatic UPS plane incident. Investigators say an engine fell off before a deadly crash early yesterday near Boeing Field. Federal teams remain on scene, and air traffic in the area is rerouted today, so expect delays if you're heading out from the airport.

On the jobs front, hiring is steady, with about eight hundred postings added citywide since Monday. Tech positions dominate along Lake Union and South Lake Union, while retail shops along Pike and Pine are still looking for seasonal help leading into the holidays. In real estate, the median home price in Seattle holds around eight hundred and twenty thousand dollars. Inventory is slim but active, with several new townhouses popping up near Beacon Hill and Eastlake.

For music lovers, Neumos is hosting Seattle folk duo Salt Pine tonight, and the Paramount has a sold-out hip hop showcase tomorrow. Those planning for the weekend can check out the Ballard Holiday Market on Sunday, offering crafts, cider, and fresh produce. Garfield High’s volleyball team made headlines yesterday for clinching the district finals. Lincoln High Debate Club also scored top marks at last night’s citywide invitational.

Today's crime report is anchored by heightened patrols in the Rainier Valley after several car break-ins late last night, as well as a robbery on Madison Street near Swedish Hospital. Police have made one arrest and are urging witnesses to come forward. Public safety officers are promising increased visibility tonight as a precaution.

And for a feel-good moment: Volunteers at Green Lake gathered before sunrise, handing out free coffee and breakfast for transit workers braving the wet commute. Their kindness helped lift the mood and bring neighbors together, rain or shine.

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