Chris Sullivan

A new whistleblower report questions whether Boeing's troubled 737 MAX aircraft is actually safe enough to fully return to service across the globe.

With the holidays behind us, it's time to return to regularly scheduled construction closures around the Puget Sound region every weekend.

A 737 MAX is flying in Canada on Thursday, as Boeing's once-troubled jet continues its gradual return to service across the globe.

There's been a lot of Sound Transit news -- good and bad -- the last few weeks. Test trains are running to Northgate, but the budget is not in good shape.

House Transportation Committee chair Jake Fey unveiled a bold $26 billion, 16-year transportation package on Tuesday that increases the state gas tax.

Who gets to use the Lower Spokane Street Bridge during the emergency closure of the high bridge continues to be an issue for West Seattle residents.

For the first time since the deadly Amtrak derailment in December 2017, passenger train cars will again be running on those very same tracks.

Newly-released data reveals that in 2020, the Washington ferry system saw its lowest ridership numbers since Gerald Ford was in the White House.

WSDOT head Roger Millar said the agency is coming up $1.3 billion short of its projections, after a year that saw its revenue take a serious dip.

People driving illegally on Seattle's Lower Spokane Street Bridge can expect a $75 ticket in the mail, starting Monday, with cameras now operational.

The state is about to move what is believed to be the biggest girder ever made in the United States into place over the Puyallup River in Tacoma.

For 63 years, the old Mukilteo ferry terminal has served passengers heading back and forth to Whidbey Island. The new terminal opened on Tuesday evening.

Plans to fix 16 important bridges across the city of Seattle are now in jeopardy due to skyrocketing costs after more intense study.

Transportation was not immune to the hardships felt across the board in this pandemic. There has been so much bad transportation news this year, it's time to focus on the positives.

The work to shore-up the cracking West Seattle Bridge is nearly complete, but the repairs will then need to stand up to the cold, winter weather ahead.