Morning in Seattle: Commute Delays, Shootings, and Community Cleanups
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Morning in Seattle: Commute Delays, Shootings, and Community Cleanups
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We wake up to overcast skies and mild temperatures, with highs expected around 82 degrees and little chance of rain, making it a comfortable day for any outdoor plans. Looking ahead, this cloudy, warm stretch is likely to stick around for another day or two before we see more sunshine later in the week.
Our top local story today: Seattle city crews have announced a major closure for the 15th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 105th Street bridge near Northgate. Tomorrow, the bridge will be closed from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon for seismic retrofitting work. If you usually commute through that area, you'll want to plan for detours and expect delays. Also, starting Friday, drivers should note the I-90 off-ramp to southbound Rainier Avenue South will be closed until early Monday as workers install new accessible crosswalks and curb ramps. These projects are all part of ongoing efforts to improve safety and accessibility across the city.
In public safety news, police are investigating a troubling incident where a Seattle home may have been targeted in a shooting due to political and ideological signs displayed in the yard. Thankfully, no injuries were reported and no arrests have been made yet. Separately, there's been another shooting at a well-known homeless encampment in south Seattle, resulting in one fatality. The city continues to work closely with outreach groups to address these recurring issues and support safer neighborhoods.
Turning to business, Seattle's job market remains steady this summer, with unemployment rates hovering just below four percent. The local real estate market continues to adjust, with home prices in King County averaging just under eight hundred thousand dollars and inventory slowly increasing as more sellers enter the market.
On the cultural side, there’s no shortage of music in Seattle this week. Tonight, Live and Collective Soul play at White River, and acclaimed guitarist Leo Kottke performs two nights at Jazz Alley downtown. Looking ahead, My Chemical Romance will headline T-Mobile Park this Friday, and Barry Manilow brings his classic hits to Climate Pledge Arena on Saturday. Community events also include the historic Coast Guard Barque Eagle tall ship docking on the waterfront for public tours this week.
In sports, Mariners fans can look forward to a string of home games at T-Mobile Park as Seattle hosts the Pittsburgh Pirates through the weekend. And mark your calendars: University of Idaho Day is coming up on August third, giving local Vandals a chance to celebrate their school spirit at the ballpark.
A bit of good news to start the day: Volunteers from We Heart Seattle, including some formerly homeless neighbors, joined forces to clean up Kinnear Park, showing the strength of our community when we work together.
This has been Seattle Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.