Largest EV charging site in US coming to Mount Vernon, WA
The largest public electric vehicle charging station in the United States is coming to northern Washington. Here's what to expect at the new "Library Commons" hub.
2 passengers hurt in mid-air collision alert on United Airlines flight
The FAA is investigating a mid-air collision alert on a United Airlines flight that left two passengers hurt.
FAA assigned 11 inspectors to oversee 12K Boeing employees at Renton, WA plant
Lawmakers are questioning whether this inspector-to-worker ratio is sufficient to ensure safety at the site.
Traffic is worse now than before the pandemic: Here's where people drive the most
Traffic congestion is up in nearly every U.S. city. Without "significant changes," it's a trend that doesn't appear to be slowing anytime soon.
WA ferry's diesel-to-hybrid transformation delayed by engineering woes
Washington State Ferries' ambitious plan to electrify its fleet has encountered a setback caused by engineering problems.
WSDOT warns of 'Monster Weekend' of road closures in the Seattle area
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning drivers to prepare for what will be a monstrous weekend of construction closures in the Seattle area.
Overnight weekend closures on I-5 in Fife start this weekend
Beginning this weekend, crews with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will start overnight closures on parts of I-5 in Fife.
Alaska Airlines grounds flights at Seattle briefly due to tech outage
Alaska Airlines said it grounded its flights in Seattle briefly on Sunday night due to “significant disruptions” from an unspecified technology problem that was resolved by about 10 p.m. local time.
Sound Transit faces backlash over soaring costs of West Seattle light rail
Sound Transit officials provided an update on the West Seattle Link Extension, a project that has stirred significant controversy among local residents and business owners due to soaring costs.
Inslee to provide $1.5M to restore WA ferry service in the San Juan Islands
The emergency funding will help sustain supplemental ferry services through spring 2025.
WSF offers 'Classroom on the Water' program to local students
Some local students got a chance to learn more about careers at Washington State Ferries through a new pilot program.
Hackers demand $6M for files stolen from SEA Airport in cyberattack
Hackers are demanding $6 million in bitcoin from the Port of Seattle for documents they stole during a cyberattack on the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport last month.
Scandinavian Airlines to resume direct flights to Seattle after 15 years
After more than a decade, passengers will again be able to fly direct from Seattle to Copenhagen on Scandinavian Airlines.
Biden administration allows WA's Alaska Airlines merger with Hawaiian Air
The decision to let the Alaska and Hawaiian airlines close their merger stands in contrast to the Biden administration’s opposition to previous airline deals. But, there were some conditions.
Security guard flashed gun at Boeing workers on strike, authorities say
A security guard was fired after allegedly pulling a gun on Boeing workers picketing outside the distribution center at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Seattle's RapidRide G Line officially launches
Seattle’s new RapidRide G Line is now up and running, connecting some of the city’s busiest neighborhoods.
