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 Seattle Local Pulse is your ultimate guide to the vibrant culture and community of Seattle. Dive into engaging conversations with local artists, entrepreneurs, and city leaders who are shaping the future of the Emerald City. Discover hidden gems, upcoming events, and insider tips on the best places to eat, explore, and experience. Whether you're a Seattle native or a curious traveler, Seattle Local Pulse brings you closer to the heart of this dynamic city with every episode. Tune in now to stay connected to all things Seattle!

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  • Seattle News Roundup: Arrests, Road Closures, Summer Fun, and More

    Seattle News Roundup: Arrests, Road Closures, Summer Fun, and More
    2025/07/13
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Sunday, July 13th, bringing you everything you need to know today in our city.

    We start with breaking news from Wallingford. Seattle police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with the tragic house fire that claimed the life of a 72-year-old woman last month. The department says this arrest is a major development in a case that shook the neighborhood. Meanwhile, an AMBER Alert issued Thursday for an abducted child in the area has ended with the child safely found.

    If you’re getting around the city this weekend, heads up: The Washington State Department of Transportation warns of significant road closures throughout Puget Sound. Plan extra time if you’re headed out, and consider alternatives like transit or biking, especially with events drawing crowds.

    Weather-wise, it’s a gorgeous summer day. Expect sunshine and temperatures climbing into the low to mid-80s, with only a few clouds early on. It’s perfect festival weather, but fire officials remind us the risk of wildfires remains elevated, especially with burn bans in place for some surrounding counties. Stay cautious if you’re outdoors and keep those burn restrictions in mind. Looking ahead, we could see temps flirt with the 90s by midweek, so keep that sunscreen handy.

    Now for some good news from city hall. This weekend marks the One Seattle Day of Service, and yesterday, volunteers joined Mayor Bruce Harrell downtown for a massive cleanup and block party. The city’s taken a positive tone, celebrating fewer shootings and overdoses compared to last year. Still, challenges linger, with downtown office vacancies over 30 percent and foot traffic slow to recover.

    One Seattle institution, Nordstrom, is experimenting with new approaches to bring people back to the retail core, building on the momentum from community events like this weekend’s.

    Summer is in full swing, and there’s truly something for everyone. West Seattle Summer Fest wraps up today, with live music, a bustling food court near KeyBank, family activities, and local merchants filling California Avenue through 5 p.m. The Kids Zone is a hit, and discounted ride options from LIME are available to help you skip the parking hassle. Over in Fremont, expect plenty of arts and food pop-ups as the neighborhood embraces the summer vibe.

    On the sports front, the Seattle Mariners just crushed it last night, racking up a season-high 15 runs and 19 hits against the Detroit Tigers. That’s over 27 runs scored in just two games, something they haven’t done since 2021. Spirits are high as we root for another win today.

    Job seekers and those interested in real estate may want to note that while the city has seen a nearly 10 percent population increase recently, office vacancies remain high and the job market, especially for downtown retail and service roles, is still in flux.

    For education, a quick shout-out to local schools celebrating strong summer program turnout and to the high school robotics team from Ballard that earned second place in last week’s Pacific Northwest regional finals.

    On the crime front, police report that overall crime and shootings are down this year, but there were a few notable incidents: an armed bank robbery suspect is facing charges after handing notes to employees at several Seattle banks, and a shooting at a Motel 6 in Fife resulted in two people hospitalized and five in custody. Public safety remains a city priority, and police are encouraging anyone with information on recent incidents to come forward.

    And for a feel-good story, a 13-year-old from Sedro-Woolley is being called a hero after pulling an 11-year-old to safety from Silver Lake near Everett this week. Community members are rallying to celebrate the young rescuer’s bravery.

    Before we go, don’t forget: Pier 58 is reopening on July 25th, adding another spot for summer fun on the waterfront. And music lovers, keep an ear out—iconic dance station C89.5 faces an uncertain future due to proposed federal funding cuts. Support your local arts if you can.

    Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe so you never miss a beat. This has been Seattle Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.

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  • Seattle Summer Sizzle: Weather, Crime, and Community Highlights

    Seattle Summer Sizzle: Weather, Crime, and Community Highlights
    2025/07/12
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Saturday, July 12, 2025.

    We’re waking up to a beautiful and classic summer day in Seattle. The National Weather Service promises perfect summer weather ahead, clear skies and highs reaching the low 80s today. If you’re making plans for a picnic at Gas Works Park or a stroll along Alki Beach, this is the weekend for it. The dry, sunny pattern continues through next week, and we could see our second round of ninety-degree temperatures this year by Wednesday. Stay hydrated and remember, fire danger remains elevated across the state, so let’s all do our part to prevent new wildfires.

    Turning to breaking news, the big story from overnight is the sentencing in a high-speed chase that ended in tragedy last year. The driver, who pleaded guilty to killing a father of two during a pursuit with deputies, has received eight and a half years behind bars. This case has weighed heavily on the Lake City community, and many neighbors expressed relief that there’s a sense of closure for the family.

    In public safety alerts, Seattle police responded quickly to a shooting at the Renton Transit Center late last night. One person is hospitalized, but officers acted fast, detaining suspects and recovering a firearm within a mile of the scene. Police are urging anyone with more information to contact them as the investigation continues.

    From City Hall, there’s a lot of buzz around decisions that will impact our daily routines. Councilmembers are reviewing proposals for additional cooling shelters as our region faces more frequent stretches of high heat. Look out for updates, especially if you’re caring for older adults or vulnerable neighbors.

    Now to the feel-good stories. In Everett, just north of the city, a 13-year-old is being hailed as a hero this week for saving a young boy from drowning in Silver Lake. Quick thinking and courage made a life-saving difference—one of those moments that reminds us of the spirit in our communities.

    On the cultural front, West Seattle is alive this weekend with Summer Fest in the Junction. The big draw is the local favorite band THEM, back on the main stage after a two-year hiatus. Food trucks, craft vendors, and family activities stretch all down California Avenue, so it’s a great place to soak up the sun and support local businesses.

    Looking ahead, Seafair is gearing up soon, and we’re just a couple weeks away from the Torchlight Run on July 26. Registration is still open, so if you’re feeling active, this is a chance to join thousands for a scenic 5K along the waterfront.

    The job market in Seattle continues to show resilience. Local listings are steady, with about 6,000 openings in tech, healthcare, and hospitality. In real estate, median home prices remain high, hovering around 900,000 dollars, though agents note a slightly slower pace as we move deeper into summer.

    On the sports beat, Seattle soccer fans are celebrating a big Sounders win last night at Lumen Field, where a late goal sealed a victory over LA. And local high school athletes are making waves at swim meets, with Garfield and Roosevelt swimmers qualifying for the statewide championships.

    Tonight, clear skies and a gentle breeze will make for a pleasant evening. And if you’re hoping to catch a meteor shower, this weekend’s moonlight might spoil the view, but you can still wish on a star from your backyard.

    Thanks for tuning in to Seattle Local Pulse. Subscribe for more daily updates and don’t miss what’s happening in our city. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out QuietPlease dot ai. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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  • Waterfront Transformation, Heatwave Warning, and a Teen Hero's Rescue - This Week in Seattle

    Waterfront Transformation, Heatwave Warning, and a Teen Hero's Rescue - This Week in Seattle
    2025/07/11
    Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Friday, July 11, 2025.

    We start today with a collective sigh of relief as the Amber Alert issued yesterday for a three-year-old girl abducted on Southwest 9th Street near White Center has been canceled. According to the Washington State Patrol, the child was safely found last evening around 6:50, and the circumstances leading to the abduction are still under investigation. It’s reassuring to know she is back with her family, and our gratitude goes out to everyone who spread the word and helped in the search.

    In other city safety news, police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the violent stabbing of a 17-year-old girl in West Seattle last weekend. Both suspects are being held on investigation of attempted murder. The girl is recovering, and police continue to urge anyone with information about the incident to come forward.

    Shifting to the weather, we can finally say the summer warmth is here. After a few cooler and breezy days, today we expect plenty of sunshine and temperatures rising into the low 80s across the city. The weekend looks even hotter, with similar clear skies and outdoor-friendly weather. Looking ahead, meteorologists warn that by the middle of next week, temperatures could soar into the 90s—possibly the hottest stretch of the year so far. With increasing wildfire concerns, especially near the Cascades, officials are asking everyone to stay vigilant and help prevent accidental fires.

    For those planning a weekend in the city, this is the perfect time to enjoy our waterfront, and there’s big news from downtown. After more than 20 years and an $800 million investment, the crowning piece of Seattle’s waterfront redevelopment, Pier 58, is set to open in just two weeks on July 25. This marks a major milestone in transforming our city’s connection to Elliott Bay, so mark your calendars for the opening festivities.

    On the jobs front, the local market is holding steady, with summer hiring in hospitality and logistics picking up. Home prices remain high, and Seattle still ranks as the priciest DoorDash market in the nation, so those foodie deliveries may sting your wallet even more.

    Community events abound this weekend, from outdoor concerts at Green Lake to farmers markets on Ballard Avenue and Capitol Hill. Several neighborhood block parties are planned for Saturday—great chances to meet neighbors and support local small businesses.

    In local sports, high school summer leagues are underway, and the Mariners continue their home stretch at T-Mobile Park. No major school achievements reported this week, but we’ll keep an ear out for student athletes and scholars making headlines.

    For a feel-good story, a 13-year-old in Everett is being hailed as a hero for rescuing a younger boy from drowning at Silver Lake, reminding us of the power of quick thinking and courage in our community.

    That wraps up today’s Seattle Local Pulse. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a beat on what’s happening in your city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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