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Seattle Local Pulse: Stabbing, Burglary, Seahawks and Kraken Updates for January 24

Seattle Local Pulse: Stabbing, Burglary, Seahawks and Kraken Updates for January 24

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 Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Saturday, January 24. We kick off with breaking news from the Seattle Police Department blotter over the last few days. A woman was stabbed in the foot near Kobe Terrace Park at 6th Avenue South and Yesler Way, with the suspect still at large, described as a male in a blue surgical mask; she received care at Swedish for non-life-threatening injuries. Officers arrested a man for residential burglary in the East Precinct after a homeowner spotted him breaking in. Shots were fired near Rainer Community Center north of South Alaska Street, but no victims or damage turned up. And a patrol car was vandalized in the East Precinct, with spotlights and mirrors smashed. We stay safe out there, listeners.

Shifting to sports, our Seahawks face the Rams tomorrow at Lumen Field in the NFC Championship, a third matchup this season with a Super Bowl berth on the line. Expect chilly lows in the upper 30s by game's end, dry with some sun and clouds, perfect for tailgating if you bundle up. King County Metro has reroutes on Route 21 during the game and extra Water Taxi runs from Pier 50 afterward.

Weather today brings mostly cloudy skies with a chance of rain late afternoon, highs near 50 under a Cold Weather Advisory until 9 AM. South winds at 10 to 15 mph could gust, so plan indoor alternatives if youre out near the waterfront.

From City Hall, construction closes Metro stops like E Pine at Summit Avenue and S Jackson at Maynard Avenue South until this afternoon, impacting routes 10, 12, and others—check alerts for your commute.

The job market hums with playoff energy, while real estate sees median home prices holding around 850,000 dollars amid steady demand near Lumen Field.

Kraken fans, catch them tonight at Climate Pledge Arena at 7 PM. Upcoming, Monorail runs extended to Seahawks and Kraken games all weekend.

In feel-good news, local high schoolers in Kirkland drafted a Purple Alert Bill now in legislature, pushing for missing Indigenous persons alerts.

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