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Seattle Local Pulse: NBA Expansion Hopes, Teen Arrest in Rainier Beach Homicide, Spring Weather

Seattle Local Pulse: NBA Expansion Hopes, Teen Arrest in Rainier Beach Homicide, Spring Weather

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 Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for March 21, 2026. We kick off with breaking news from FOX 13 Seattle News Weekly. Joe Kent, the former Southwest Washington congressional candidate and recent counterterrorism director, has resigned in protest over the US war with Iran, amid FBI probes into leaked classified info. Locally, it sparks big talk about national ties hitting home. Shifting to hoops excitement, the NBA Board of Governors votes next week on expansion to Seattle, with a seven to ten billion dollar fee led by Kraken owners Samantha Holloway and Tod Leiweke. Fans dream of SuperSonics back by 2028 at Climate Pledge Arena, but Washingtons new nine point nine percent millionaires tax has NBA Commissioner Adam Silver raising concerns with Governor Ferguson, potentially scaring off free agents despite our hot market.

On a somber note, Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes announced the arrest of a fifteen year old suspect in the January double homicide of two Rainier Beach High School students at a bus stop. The teen, turning sixteen soon, faces tough decisions on adult charges amid community calls for more patrols, as SPD battles shortages and the school board upholds its no SROs policy. Our hearts go out to those families and the whole Rainier Beach neighborhood.

Weather wise, National Weather Service forecasts a high around 51 degrees Fahrenheit at SeaTac today under marine stratus clouds, with 20 percent rain chances and possible Puget Sound convergence zone cooling. Bundle up for outdoor plans, but it stays mild through Sunday. Watch for Metro bus reroutes on Route two at Sixth Avenue W and W Howe Street till five pm, Routes 45 and 62 off NE 65th Street through tomorrow, and Route 13 during the Queen Anne Little League Parade this morning.

Head to Pacific Science Center today for BrainFest, where you can touch a real donated human brain and chat with Allen Institute scientists on neuroscience. PWHLs Seattle Torrent faces Boston Fleet tonight too. Quick community lift: Chateau Ste. Michelle just dropped its Summer 2026 concert lineup, promising fun nights ahead. No major job or real estate shifts this week, but over 100 Kent baking workers face layoffs soon.

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