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Ted S. Warren/The Associated PressThe main east-west highway in Washington state reopened over the mountain passes after being closed for almost four days due to a winter storm that made travel too dangerous. -
Ted S. Warren/The Associated PressThe latest storm to hit the Pacific Northwest brought flood warnings, the shutdown of mountain passes, school closures and icy roads Thursday.
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Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and the Seattle Department of Transportation team celebrated the final phase of West Seattle Bridge repairs beginning and SDOT being on schedule to reopen the bridge at full strength next year. -
Millions of people are expected to travel other the Thanksgiving holiday but operations appear to be running smoothly at Sea-Tac Airport.
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Parents held children born while they were stuck abroad. Long-separated couples kissed, and grandparents embraced grandchildren who had doubled in age. The happy reunions played out Monday as the U.S. fully reopened to many vaccinated international travelers.
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Seattle Public Schools is suspending 142 school bus routes beginning Monday. District spokesman Tim Robinson says out of the 18,000 students who are eligible for bus rides, about 6,740 could be affected by the bus route cuts.
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Washington State Ferries is slashing its scheduled service starting this weekend because of chronic staff shortages that have impacted the boat service. Some workers who haven’t been vaccinated warned it will only get worse.
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Washington State Ferries warned travelers Friday that seven of its 10 routes were operating with fewer boats as chronic crew shortages suddenly worsened and left the transportation system in disarray.
