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This is Seattle now, and a friendly reminder, it is special election day.

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I'm Paige Browning with a roundup of today's top stories, including a new AI corridor shaping up in Bellevue.

It's Tuesday, February 10th.

It's all Seahawks talk in Seattle again today on the eve of what should be an enormous parade tomorrow morning.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker are pretty prepped for the event after a quick visit to Disneyland after the game.

Yep, that's the crowds at Disney parading and chanting for the Hawks Monday afternoon.

But no one does it like Seattle, right? With up to a million

people expected at tomorrow's Seahawks victory parade, Seattle police are pulling in every available

officer to help secure the two-mile stretch of Fourth Avenue downtown between Lumen Field and Seattle's

center. Their safety plan calls for fencing along Fourth Avenue to keep

folks on the sidewalks, port-a-potties will be set up, and the fire department and other

local law enforcement agencies are also being called in to assist. If you plan on going,

public transit is highly encouraged because the predicted crowd numbers from Mayor Katie Wilson's office are between

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