The Bullfrog Road overpass reopened ahead of schedule after emergency repairs from damage by an over-height load.

Lake Stevens warns of traffic delays due to stormwater system maintenance near Lundeen Parkway's roundabouts, with flagging operations between 9am-3pm.

The WSDOT has reopened US 2 from Skykomish to Coles Corner, following emergency repairs due to severe flood damage. Conditions on mountain passes remain variable, and travelers are urged to stay informed.

Seattle's Revive I-5 project will bring major construction and full closures to northbound I-5 starting January 9, focusing on the Ship Canal Bridge, with significant traffic impacts anticipated.

SR 167's northbound HOV lane will become a toll lane on January 12, as per WSDOT's report. Drivers need a Good To Go! account and Flex Pass to avoid extra fees.

The new I-5 interchange section in DuPont is set to open in January to improve traffic, including a roundabout, with overall corridor improvements targeted for completion in late 2026.

Highway 2 between Skykomish and Stevens Pass in Washington has reopened earlier than planned, with pilot car guidance for safety through a crucial section, aiding local economies impacted by a previous closure due to severe flooding and landslides.

US 2 Stevens Pass reopens with daytime pilot car operations starting Dec. 29, following WSDOT's clearing efforts after severe flooding caused road damage.

Sammamish's Transportation Master Plan guides a growing city in developing its infrastructure over 20 years, with a focus on multimodal travel and integration into the broader Capital Improvement Plan.

Skykomish businesses struggle as a flood closes U.S. Highway 2. Repair efforts are ongoing, with Gov. Ferguson addressing the timeline for full reopening.

Emergency repairs on SR 530 near Rockport begin Dec. 29 after flood damage, with construction by Trimaxx and temporary bypass planned; delays expected until Jan 2026.

Emergency repairs on State Route 410 in Enumclaw are scheduled to start after floodwaters damaged the eastbound lane near milepost 26, with a temporary bypass in place and warnings of travel delays.

Frontier Airlines will cease operations at Paine Field in Everett, Washington starting January 5, 2026, following a brief service period. Alaska Airlines plans to expand service at the airport to fill the gap.