Construction on State Route 112 in Washington will cause delays, with repairs and safety improvements expected to continue through fall and resume in 2026.

WSDOT completed a key phase of the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge preservation in Seattle, improving safety and traffic flow. It's part of the larger Revive I-5 project, with interruptions planned around the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

6th Avenue SW in Burien will be closed on August 18 for utility installation related to the 148th Avenue SW Intersection Improvements Project, with marked detours available.

Ramp meters on I-5 between Chehalis and Centralia go live next week to ease traffic and collisions, with WSDOT monitoring to adjust as needed for optimal flow during peak hours.

Residents of Buckley, WA, are invited to a meeting on August 21 to discuss options for the future of the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge, which was closed due to structural issues.

North Bend is beginning infrastructure improvements, causing road closures on 5th and 6th Streets and Main Avenue, with detours in place and construction expected to finish by January 2026.

WSDOT plans to convert a signalized intersection on Bainbridge Island into a roundabout to enhance safety, involving community input in the planning stages.

New 4-way stop at 3rd Street and Ballarat Avenue in North Bend aims to improve safety, especially with school season nearing. Road markings and signage have been updated, including eye-catching flags on stop signs to alert drivers to the change.

The Washington State Department of Transportation announces overnight closures of I-5 in Lewis County for paving, with detours and work set to improve road safety.

Seattle's SR 99 tunnel will receive a surface enhancement to improve traction, with closures beginning Monday, Aug. 18. The $1.5 million "shot-blasting" project will roughen the surface for better vehicle grip.

Tacoma is scheduling street closures from North 13th to North 24th on North Tyler Street for six weeks starting August 18 for maintenance under the Residential Street Restoration Program. Local access will be maintained during this period.

Sammamish officials advocate for water conservation in response to drought, offering practical steps for residents to reduce water usage and protect the environment.

A new non-motorized path, the Gravelly-Thorne Connector, will soon link Lakewood communities to improve connectivity and complement infrastructure improvements.