The Alaskan Way Safety Project in Seattle has concluded, improving pedestrian and bike pathways and enhancing safety and access along the city's waterfront.

A park named Mother Nature’s Window in Marysville is being renovated to improve accessibility, with upgrades due by December 2025 and a public opening in spring 2026.

CCTV inspections, roadwork, and fiber installation cause minimal to moderate traffic disruptions in Sammamish, with single-lane closures and alternative route suggestions until late August.

Washington State has opened its second diverging diamond interchange, designed to improve traffic flow and safety at I-90 and SR 18. The WSDOT launched the interchange after an eight-day closure.

The City of Shoreline announced phased road closures, including the major N 145th Street overpass closure in September, to add a second lane on the northbound I-5 off-ramp and construct a roundabout.

WSDOT seeks sanctions against ex-employee Scott Smith and his lawyers after dropping a baseless lawsuit regarding Washington's cap-and-invest program and fuel prices.

The North Bend City Council approved infrastructure upgrades to Old Silver Creek, including sidewalks and flood mitigation, with work starting in August 2025.

SE Tanner Road in North Bend is set for restoration work starting July 25 after a recent watermain break near North Bend Way. Commuters should expect delays and watch for updates.

Clark County Public Works completed Phase 2 of Vancouver Lake's Management Plan, focusing on water quality and recreation, while seeking funds to resume the deferred Phase 3.

Central Puget Sound to experience highway closures for construction and maintenance by WSDOT from July 25-28, with advised travel delays and alternate routes.

The Tacoma Narrows Airport Day on August 16 offers family-friendly activities, aviation displays, and food, with free admission and parking options detailed by Pierce County's website.

I-5 Northbound near Arlington reopened after being closed due to brush fires. Traffic was delayed but has resumed. Causes of the fires are under investigation.

Alaska Airlines flights were grounded due to a tech failure, causing nationwide disruptions and residual delays.