Fast Ferry cuts loom as Washington faces budget crisis
With Olympia facing a multi-billion dollar shortfall, state lawmakers are opting to cut several fast ferry and water taxi sailings.
Boeing 737 reportedly rejected overseas, FOX 13 finds matching jet in Seattle
Over the weekend, a Boeing 737 Max reportedly returned to King County International Airport instead of reaching its intended destination with China’s Xiamen Airlines.
Boeing jet returns to U.S. from China
Over the weekend, a Boeing 737 Max reportedly returned to King County International Airport instead of reaching its intended destination with China’s Xiamen Airlines. The aircraft already crossed the Pacific, according to media reports, before being redirected to Boeing Field in Seattle.
Measles case reported at Sea-Tac Airport, 4th WA case of 2025
A Canadian resident that flew into Sea-Tac Airport last week was confirmed to have been infected with measles, likely exposed while traveling abroad.
Possible measles exposure at Seattle, WA airport
A Canadian traveler may have exposed others to measles at Sea-Tac Airport and a nearby hotel. Check your vaccination status and contact your healthcare provider if you develop symptoms between April 13 and April 28.
Lime to add foot patrols in Seattle to help with e-scooter, e-bike parking issues, keep sidewalks clear
Starting this month, Lime will have foot patrol staff. They will be wearing bright green vests, and will walk key areas of the city, including the Pike/Pine corridor, the downtown waterfront, and the University of Washington campus.
TSA warns thousands may face delays at Sea-Tac Airport ahead of REAL ID deadline
Around 12,000 Sea-Tac Airport travelers could run into issues on May 7 if they haven't updated their identification.
WA's first work zone speed camera now active
Washington state's first work zone speed camera to help protect highway workers and motorists has started enforcement.
Work zone speed cameras now in effect in WA
According to WSDOT, before a driver enters a work zone with camera enforcement, signs will indicate the posted speed limit and inform drivers that work zone cameras are active.
WSDOT shuts down 103-year-old bridge in Pierce County, WA
The century-old Carbon River Fairfax bridge in Pierce County is shutting down due to concerns over structural integrity.
Highway speed cameras go live in WA
A pilot program to catch speeding drivers starts.
WA residents can save up to $1,200 through WSDOT e-bike rebate program
WSDOT’s e-bike rebate program launched Wednesday, allowing eligible Washingtonians to receive up to $1,200 back on an electric bike purchase.
Link Light Rail service to be impacted by downtown Seattle tunnel repairs
During the repair work, passengers traveling through downtown Seattle will need to transfer twice to reach their final destination.
New traffic cameras in Kenmore, WA
The city of Kenmore just installed new cameras to catch drivers speeding.
Busiest spring break travel day
The number of passengers coming through Sea-Tac is expected to go up again this year.
WA lawmakers consider tax based on fuel efficiency to fund transportation
The “highway use fee” proposed in the House would result in an annual charge based on how fuel efficient a car is. Some argue it's necessary as gas tax revenue falls due to increasing car efficiency.
Washington House proposes fuel efficiency fee
The Washington House passed their version of a transportation budget Wednesday afternoon. Lawmakers are considering a wide variety of ways to close a billion-dollar budget gap in funding, including fees that could hit you depending on how fuel-efficient your car is.
How to use SEA Spot Saver, the line-skipping service at SeaTac Airport
If you're worried about running into long security lines at SeaTac Airport this spring break season, SEA Spot Saver may be your key.
Light rail extension into downtown Redmond, WA just weeks away
Several miles of new light rail track are set to open in just a few weeks, and the city of Redmond is gearing up for celebrations.
Boeing CEO testifies before Senate after admitting 'serious missteps'
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg appeared before a Senate committee on Wednesday to testify about how the plane maker will improve safety standards after several serious incidents in recent years, including a 2024 midair door plug blowout.