City crews completed an emergency water transmission line repair, restoring service disrupted since March 15. Residents advised to flush discolored water until clear.

Washington State reminds drivers to remove studded tires by March 31, with a $137 fine for non-compliance. WSDOT advises alternative traction methods due to studded tire road damage costs.

Tacoma's South 21st Street will close for 6-8 weeks starting around March 26 for Prairie Line Trail work, with detours via South 15th and 25th Streets.

South 21st Street in Tacoma will close from March 26 for 6-8 weeks due to Prairie Line Trail Phase II work, including trail and sewer updates. Detours will be provided.

Seattle unveiled protected bike lanes along Waterfront Park, aiming for increased sustainability and cycling safety. The 1.2-mile path enhances connectivity and supports local businesses.

Seattle's street parking rates will be adjusted on March 10, with most rates staying the same or decreasing, as announced by the Seattle Department of Transportation.

Lane and ramp closures are planned for four nights on I-90/SR 18 interchange to facilitate construction improvements starting March 10. Commuters should plan for detours and follow on-site guidance.

The I-5 Scatter Creek Rest Area in Thurston County is closed from February 10 to March 6 for water system upgrades, including new pumps, pipes, and automated systems.

A missing pilot was found deceased at the crash site of his plane near Whiskey Dick Mountain, east of Ellensburg, by officials with search efforts concluding in a grim discovery.

WSDOT and agencies are intensifying their search for a red, white, and blue Cessna 150 missing near Ellensburg after departing from Yakima. They're analyzing radar data and urging the public to report sightings.

Kirkland prepares for the Shamrock Run on March 15, 2025, expecting traffic delays and road closures. Over 1,000 participants will join in races including a 5K, 10K, and Kids Dash.

The Magnuson Off Leash Area in Seattle is closing from March 10-12 for fence repairs, as stated by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Dog owners are directed to find alternative locations.

Marine View Drive has reopened after a five-day closure caused by a landslide, with local authorities and crews working to clear debris and secure the area.