1. On February 10, 1846, the United States Senate approved a resolution to annex the Republic of Texas, which paved the way for Texas to become the 28th state of the Union. However, the move also fueled tensions with Mexico, which still claimed Texas as its own territory.

2. In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his first fireside chat to the American people, addressing the ongoing economic crisis and providing updates on his administration’s efforts to combat it. The radio address became a hallmark of Roosevelt’s presidency and helped to build public confidence in his leadership.

3. On February 10, 1971, the Seattle Procession of Guilds celebrated its 200th anniversary with a parade through the city’s streets. The procession featured elaborate floats, costumed participants, and reenactments of historical events, and has since become an annual tradition.

4. In 2018, the Seattle Seahawks released three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Richard Sherman, who had played for the team for seven seasons. Sherman quickly signed with the San Francisco 49ers and helped lead the team to an appearance in Super Bowl LIV the following year.

5. On February 10, 2021, a winter storm hit the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy snow and ice to the region and causing widespread power outages. The storm, which was dubbed “Snowpocalypse,” caused significant disruption to transportation systems and prompted schools and businesses to close for several days.