A landslide shut northbound I-5 at milepost 249 south of Bellingham Friday morning, forcing a detour at North Lake Samish and sending crews to clear debris.

King County held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the RapidRide I Line Thursday, with federal help totaling roughly $99M as the project moves into construction.

SDOT named Capitol Hill, Lake City and South Park/Georgetown as pilots for low-pollution neighborhoods that pair street safety with air-quality and climate measures.

The SR 99 tunnel was shut in both directions Wednesday for emergency maintenance; WSDOT says reopening time is unknown and urges alternate routes.

City data show a 31% drop in parking citations and a $640,000 enforcement revenue shortfall. The decline follows a slowdown by parking officers amid stalled contract talks.

A landslide has blocked East Pioneer Way between 33rd St SE and Highway 162; reopening time is unknown. Motorists are being told to use alternate routes.

Westbound I‑90 at Easton is shut after multiple crashes; eastbound requires chains for all but AWD. Expect delays and checkpoints over Snoqualmie Pass.

A Sea‑Tac ramp worker reached a reported $11M settlement after a baggage‑tug crash that led to an amputation and renewed questions about ramp safety at the airport.

The Army Corps tapped Big River Construction to repair Grays Harbor’s North Jetty — a roughly $30M project that will protect the navigation channel and bring heavy-haul traffic through Ocean Shores.

Construction crews are finishing Sea‑Tac’s Concourse C expansion, adding four floors of dining, retail and a large Alaska lounge ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Sections of 38th Avenue will close starting spring as Gig Harbor installs a deep sewer and builds a roundabout at 56th Street. Expect detours, alternating lanes and periodic full closures through 2027.

WSDOT will close northbound SR 99’s First Avenue South bridge March 9–11 for temporary steel‑plate repairs; lanes will reopen at 25 mph and another closure is planned in April.

The MV Walla Walla resumed the Edmonds–Kingston run Wednesday after a hard landing at Edmonds canceled afternoon sailings and snarled vehicle lines. No injuries were reported.