Mar 15, 2013, 9:56 AM | Updated: 1:17 pm
A weekend closure of the 520 bridge has been canceled.
The bridge was set to close Friday evening for roadwork, but the Washington Department of Transportation canceled the closure Friday afternoon.
The bridge will remain open through the weekend.
They tweeted the closure was being canceled due to weather.
Former Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes will receive $590,000 as part of his resignation agreement.
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The Seattle Police Department released bodycam footage from a gang-related mass shooting at the Bite of Seattle on Sunday.
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Former SPD Chief Barnes used a textbook crisis communications strategy during a news conference following the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting.
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