A warning from Washington State Ferries: Watch your crab pots
It hasn't happened in two years, but the Washington State Ferry System is back out with a warning: Do not put your crab pots in the ferry lanes.6 years ago
Why is it taking so long to figure out the West Seattle Bridge?
It's been months since the West Seattle Bridge closed, and many who rely on it are starting to question why it's taking so long to figure out what to do.6 years ago
My trip to the COVID-19 walk-in clinic in Shoreline
Some describe the COVID-19 test as a poke to the brain as someone jams a long Q-tip up your nose. I went to a walk-in clinic to find out for myself.6 years ago
Washington State Patrol says it hasn’t ‘surrendered’ I-5 to protesters
Why is the State Patrol allowing protesters onto I-5 in Seattle and closing the freeway for their protection? First, understand this is a unique time.6 years ago
After early COVID-19 concerns, fireworks stands in Tulalip’s Boom City to open Friday
The boom is returning to Boom City in Tulalip despite concerns over COVID-19, with fireworks stands opening for business on Friday.6 years ago
Washington ferries to continue operating at half-capacity for summer
Riders on weekend ferries got a taste of what the summer will look like: Lenghty waits at the docks, as the service crawls at half its normal capacity.6 years ago
Washington State Patrol plans to keep shutting down I-5 for protests
As long as the CHOP area is alive and well on Capitol Hill, you should expect I-5 closures any time protesters decide to march to the West Precinct.6 years ago
Police quash attempt to set up Portland autonomous zone
Protesters in Portland tried to set up their own autonomous zone Wednesday night, an effort that was quickly quelled by the city's police.6 years ago
SDOT says West Seattle Bridge can be fixed, debates whether it should be
A surprising announcement on the West Seattle Bridge came in during a recent task force meeting Engineers now say they can fix it. But should they?6 years ago
WSDOT to reverse 70-year-old decision on I-5 through JBLM
I-5 drivers need to prepare for significant changes through JBLM, with the state raising the freeway 14 feet to make up for a 70-year-old decision.6 years ago
‘No reason’ to expect severe wildfire season in Washington
We might be complaining about the rain right now, but it every bit that falls is reducing the chance of a heavy wildfire season across Washington state.6 years ago
Stop killing bees: You likely don’t have an Asian Giant Hornet
There have been three confirmed Asian Giant Hornet sighting in the region this year. Unfortunately, some people are trapping and killing the wrong insects.6 years ago
King County Metro ends shuttle service for Seattle Police Dept.
King County Metro has had a long-standing agreement with law enforcement that if they asked for help, Metro would assist.6 years ago
Task force meets to discuss future of West Seattle Bridge
The community group tasked by the City of Seattle to provide insight and feedback on the West Seattle Bridge met for the first time Wednesday.6 years ago
Major construction closures coming after July 4th
The week after July 4th will mark the start of two large construction projects that will impact your way around the Greater Seattle Area.6 years ago
Dismal 2020 continues for Boeing, as it delivers just four planes in May
That thud you heard Tuesday afternoon was Boeing stock dropping by 3%, after its May orders and deliveries report came out.6 years ago
Washington state ferries to stick with reduced schedule ‘until further notice’
You can expect longer waits this summer on Washington state ferries, with the sailing schedule remaining scaled back "until further notice."7 years ago
Thoughts from inside Phase 2 as Snohomish County reopens
What was life like in Pierce and Snohomish Counties over the weekend after both counties moved into Phase 2 around noon on Friday?7 years ago
King County commercial landlords could soon get property tax relief
Some property tax relief could be on the way in King County for commercial landlords, as many have struggled while being forced to stay closed.7 years ago
Pandemic, recession could have Sound Transit out of tax money by 2028
In just eight years, the double-whammy of the recession and the pandemic could leave Sound Transit without tax money to build any more tracks.7 years ago
City preps for potential West Seattle Bridge replacement
Seattle is preparing for every possible outcome to return the West Seattle Bridge to service, and that includes looking for bids for a possible replacement.7 years ago
Mill Creek students stage peaceful protest for racial justice
In Mill Creek, a crowd of 150 to 200 school-age kids chanted and encouraged cars to honk in support of their peaceful protest Tuesday evening.7 years ago
Snohomish, Pierce, King counties prepare to ease stay-at-home restrictions
Washington's three largest counties are in the process of asking the state to begin lifting restrictions on gatherings and businesses.7 years ago
