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The long-lived Tillikum must sail long past its expected retirement date because Washington State Ferries is so short on vessels. Decommissioning is now projected in 2033.
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Passengers in the Pacific Northwest will be the first in the country to experience the new Amtrak fleet.
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After months of uncertainty, Sound Transit now says it could deliver light rail to Seattle's Ballard neighborhood by 2042 if it can find the funding.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating after a seaplane crashed Thursday near Sucia Island in Washington's San Juan Islands. Police say all 10 passengers and the pilot aboard survived and were rescued by the military and nearby boaters.
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The Pierce Transit Board voted Monday to send a measure to the November ballot that would increase the amount people pay in sales tax for transit funding.
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Roundabouts are increasingly common in Washington. But until recently there were none in Shoreline, a suburb north of Seattle. So city officials want to educate drivers.
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Service animals are already allowed on the vessels. But now, passengers can bring the family dog, cat, parrot, ferret or any other pet inside the cabin — with a few caveats.
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After months of debate over the future of the regional rail system, Sound Transit Board members voted on Thursday to approve a sweeping new strategy to balance the budget.
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Washington’s gasoline prices are some of the nation’s highest. The average for a gallon of gas is $5.75, significantly higher than records set in previous years.
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The Museum of Flight's exhibition "Runway to Runway" shares stories about flight attendants’ fight to improve working conditions in the 1960s and 70s.
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The proposal would complete connections to Everett and Tacoma, and the new line to West Seattle. But it would cut the light rail short at Seattle Center instead of Ballard.
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In 2025 state officials suddenly closed the bridge after finding structural damage, leaving aging Pierce County residents to the south without easy access to basic amenities.