Transportation

Travel is getting a lot easier for those flying out of SeaTac Airport following a cyberattack that caused delays and headaches for staff and passengers this week.

A new chapter in public transit for the Pacific Northwest began today as Sound Transit officially extended its light rail service to Lynnwood.

South American mariners left stranded after failing to tow two retired Washington ferries to Ecuador have been detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

There are several changes coming to Sound Transit's Link light rail at the end of the month.

After indefinitely canceling Kingston Fast Ferry service on Tuesday, Kitsap Transit says the route will resume on Saturday, August 31.

Some airport systems and services are still disrupted. Here's what you need to know before heading to the airport.

With the busy Labor Day travel weekend fast approaching, airport officials are still working to get baggage systems back online after a cyberattack early Saturday morning at SeaTac. 

Washington's troubled ferry system is a rare point of agreement between gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert, but their solution, more diesel boats, faces resistance from the head of the ferry system.

Lyft will soon introduce a new layer of security to make sure Seattle riders are who they say they are.

All Kingston fast ferry trips to and from Seattle have been stopped, and there is no set date for them to return to service. Here are your travel options.

Here are the impacts we are still seeing passengers and workers having to navigate, four days post cyberattack.

Crews worked to clear multiple lanes of southbound I-5 in downtown Seattle after a major crash early Tuesday morning.