Sound Transit proposes truncating Route 560 at Burien, cutting West Seattle’s one‑seat service to Sea‑Tac and shifting riders to transfers. The agency’s survey is open through July 27.

A power outage suspended 1 Line service between Beacon Hill and Tukwila, prompting shuttle buses and warnings of crowded stations during the Mariners game.

An Alaska Airlines 787-9 turned back to Rome on Sunday after the crew declared an emergency; tracking shows a sharp U-turn and fuel‑burning holds before a safe landing.

A pre‑dawn outage left most of Allentown and parts of Tukwila without power; crews are working to restore service while officials warn drivers to use caution.

The FAA told Congress it will allow Boeing to issue airworthiness certificates for all 737 MAX and 787 jets next week, after months of production reviews. The change could speed deliveries while testing oversight safeguards.

Thunderstorms prompted an FAA ground stop at Sea-Tac on July 16, halting inbound flights and triggering growing departure delays; officials say the pause may be extended.

A Blue Angels jet made an unusually low pass at Pensacola Beach during a morning arrival, sending umbrellas and chairs airborne and prompting a Navy safety review ahead of Seafair.

WSDOT is remaking I-405 with a three-level NE 85th interchange in Kirkland and Sound Transit’s Stride BRT set to roll out in 2028–29, anchored by a Bothell base.

WSDOT says the $188M I-90/SR 18 interchange near Snoqualmie wrapped up ahead of schedule, with crews finishing paving about 20 hours early and SR 18 reopened. The overhaul adds lanes, bridges and wildlife-friendly stream work.

A bicyclist was hospitalized after being struck on northbound I‑5 at Pacific Avenue in Tacoma; state troopers say the rider was going the wrong way and was not wearing a helmet.

Multiple brush fires along northbound SR 167 in Auburn closed lanes Thursday and backed up traffic toward Sumner and Pacific as crews worked to contain the blazes.

A Ryanair Boeing 737 diverted to Thessaloniki after a cabin window dislodged midflight; a passenger was partly pulled outside and hospitalized, passengers say.

Burien, Des Moines and SeaTac will hold a joint session next Tuesday to review the Port of Seattle’s SAMP. The SEPA draft review remains open through next Wednesday.