Sound Transit will test soils at Interbay Golf Center starting Feb. 2, prompting weekday schedule changes while the range and café stay open on weekends.

Airlines add flights from Seattle to Bay Area for Super Bowl LX following Seahawks' victory, with Alaska, American, and United Airlines expanding service for fans, amidst high demand and prices.

Upcoming roadwork in Renton could cause significant traffic disruptions, affecting several key roads from January 26-30, with a traffic map available for residents to plan commutes.

Construction on Lake Hills Boulevard in Bellevue for a culvert replacement begins in mid-March, expected to cause lane closures and a two-month full shutdown.

Sound Transit is expected to set an opening day today for the 7.4‑mile East Link across Lake Washington, a move that would finally connect Seattle and Bellevue by light rail. Testing and simulated runs are the last steps before a spring rollout.

Sound Transit will pilot overnight express buses between Sea‑Tac and downtown starting March 28, running roughly every 30 minutes from midnight to 4 a.m.

State Route 530 in Washington has reopened after a month of repairs due to flood damage, restoring an important link for local residents and travelers.

Neighbors point to 93 crashes in 10 years and a serious October collision as they push Puyallup to install speed bumps, stop signs and other traffic calming.

A new southbound ramp, overpass and roundabout at Exit 119 opens Saturday, shifting routes for DuPont and Joint Base Lewis‑McChord commuters.

Bellevue has widened a parking‑code review that could reduce or eliminate minimum off‑street parking as new state laws reshape what's required. City staff will run outreach and the planning commission will vet changes this year.

Washington State Ferries surpassed 20 million passengers in 2025, indicating a recovery from the pandemic, with increased ridership, fewer cancellations, and more on-time sailings.

Emergency repairs on SR 542 near Glacier start Jan. 19 due to flood damage, with traffic alternations between mileposts 41 and 44 and a planned full closure near O'Keefe Creek in February.

A Washington state Senate bill would bar public dollars from buying "fully automated" port equipment, pitting longshore job protections against modernization and decarbonization plans. Lawmakers, ports and unions are preparing for a heated committee fight.