Light snow and dense fog are making Friday morning's commute slower in Seattle. Expect a rain/snow mix this morning with spotty accumulations on grass and elevated surfaces.

Marvel Food & Deli pulled its house-made Country Style Adjika salsa after inspectors flagged an unapproved canning process that could allow botulism. Stores are offering refunds and working with county health departments.

Panattoni completed the first of two warehouses at Tall Firs Industrial Park in Tehaleh, delivering 130,151 square feet of speculative industrial space as brokers watch rising availability in Pierce County.

The Cordillera Group is building an $11 million retail village at McCormick to serve thousands of new Port Orchard residents.

A new state measure gives Spokane’s waste‑to‑energy plant temporary free carbon allowances and an extended timetable, shielding local ratepayers from roughly $15M through 2030.

An attorney for four Seattle officers says the city delayed records tied to a harassment suit, potentially squeezing discovery ahead of an October 2026 trial.

Houston TX Hot Chicken will open at 101 Denny Way on March 28 with giveaways, a car show and a $1,000 spice challenge. The first 250 guests get free food.

About 151,600 Kluster Fun magnetic chess sets were recalled after regulators found small, high‑powered magnets that can be swallowed and cause life‑threatening injuries. Owners should remove sets and follow recall instructions.

Eastside Fire & Rescue says one person is trapped after a tree fell on a camper on Lake Joy Rd NE; downed trees and power lines are blocking access.

Valley SWAT served a warrant near SW 305th and 2nd Ave SW and arrested a suspect who police say faces a San Jose felony assault warrant and will be extradited.

A Tukwila driver allegedly rammed patrol vehicles after fleeing a traffic stop at about 4:20 a.m.; an officer was injured and the suspect is in custody.

Seattle's Waterfront Park logged nearly 8.4 million visits in 2025, a milestone for the city's rebuilt central waterfront and its local economy.

Tacoma Public Schools bought a South Orchard Street warehouse for about $12.1M to build a central production kitchen and consolidate maintenance and storage. Funding comes from the 2024 bond and an opening is targeted for fall 2027.