Regional agencies signed off on Bellevue’s plan to use tax‑increment financing for a $200–$225M pedestrian and bike bridge over I‑405. The City Council will vote on the ordinance on May 20.

Mayor Katie Wilson attended a packed town hall on Ballard and West Seattle light rail but declined to answer a reporter's question about transparency. The forum set up a May 7 Sound Transit review that could reshape project timelines.

SDOT plans to remove more than 50 parking spaces on 14th Ave W in Queen Anne to improve emergency access; neighbors are protesting and a community Q&A is set for Wednesday.

Pierce Transit’s 2025 annual report shows rising boardings, an 84% on-time rate, a balanced budget and the new Spanaway Transit Center.

Amazon opened its logistics network to outside businesses and FedEx shares slid nearly 10%, intensifying pressure on the Memphis‑based carrier ahead of a June spin‑off.

A three-semi crash and a separate collision near Winlock closed northbound I‑5 on Monday; WSDOT crews managed a diesel spill and one worker was hospitalized.

Sea‑Tac officials are moving to expand vehicle transponders and tower antennas after investigators found a missing transponder played a role in the LaGuardia runway collision. The port says it is seeking FAA funding and has opened procurement.

Seattle will pay more than $9 million to settle a lawsuit after a Green Lake bike crash left a rider with a traumatic brain injury.

SDOT is adding signals, bus bulbs and lighting on Fourth Avenue in SoDo to handle dozens more buses once the SODO busway is replaced by light rail.

Delta will launch nonstop Seattle–Rome and Seattle–Barcelona flights next week and open a major two‑story lounge at Sea‑Tac, expanding transatlantic options.

WSDOT will close parts of eastbound SR 520 and shift ramps in May, pushing Montlake traffic onto alternate exits and creating new merge patterns.

Nielsen data show Seattle's EV household share climbed to about 7.5% in 2025 as gas prices near record highs, with Teslas making up the majority of local EVs.

PSRCs Executive Board authorized $7 million to fund the design phase of Pierce Countys Chambers Creek Bridge replacement, unlocking consultant hiring and preliminary engineering. The award ties into the Chambers Bay estuary restoration effort.