Severe windstorms in Western Washington have led to power outages, affecting 50,000 customers, with ongoing recovery efforts and no restoration time determined.

Milton City Council will discuss traffic, equestrian activities, and parks with no formal votes planned. They'll review the Impact Fee Program Amendment and address the District at Mayfield's traffic impact study.

The DOJ has opened a criminal investigation into an Alaska Airlines incident where a plane's door panel blew off mid-flight, examining Boeing's compliance with a prior settlement.

The DOJ launched a criminal investigation into a structural failure on a Boeing 737 Max 9 during an Alaska Airlines flight in January after a door plug blew off post-takeoff.

Boeing delivered the U.S. Navy Reserve's first P-8 Poseidon, enhancing maritime surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities, with VP-62 in Jacksonville set to operate the new aircraft.

Pro-Palestine protesters blocked I-405 South in Portland, creating significant traffic delays and forcing drivers to find alternative routes. The protest lasted for several hours and affected the daily routines of city residents.

Construction begins on Seattle's Route 48 project to improve transit times and safety, featuring bus-only lanes and signal upgrades, funded by local taxes and grants.

Columbia Avenue in Douglas will be closed from March 9-10 for utility work related to construction, potentially impacting traffic and local businesses.

San Diego received $3.5 million in federal grants from HUD to replace old streetlights with new ones in Logan Heights and Pacific Beach to improve reliability and support its Climate Action Plan.

Sara Colling reflects on her work in transportation affecting public health and safety in Seattle, highlighting projects like the protected bike lane on Westlake and the Vision Zero initiative.

MnDOT is set to revamp Hwy. 25, hosting a public meeting in Buffalo on March 14 for residents to learn about the project, slated for completion by 2026.

Metromover in Miami-Dade shuts down on March 9 for construction. A free bus shuttle will be available for commuters. The closure is due to a project at Miami Tower under FAA oversight.

Portland officials presented the design for 82nd Avenue's improvements, welcoming community input at Marysville Elementary and planning another session at McDaniel High School.