With Seattle’s viaduct closed, race to open tunnel is on
SEATTLE — Four days into the Alaskan Way viaduct closure in Seattle, contractors are said to be making good progress on tunnel ramp construction, according to the Washington State DOT. Crews were busy removing geofoam at the
Fish & Wildlife open another clam dig, and maybe one in February
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved another round of razor clam digs on the Washington coast. The five-day dig was approved for evening low tides at Twin Harbors and Kalaloch after marine toxin tests
Alaska Air plans to fill 3,000 job positions
SEATTLE (AP) — Alaska Air Group says it plans to add more than 3,000 jobs this year, with three-fourths of the positions opening right here in Washington state. The Seattle-based airline group says the new jobs will
Groups oppose Snake River dams study
KENNEWICK, WA. (AP) — A plan to spend $750,000 of state taxpayer money to study the impacts of tearing down four dams on the lower Snake River is not sitting well with Tri-Cities area supporters of the
Governor delivers State of the State address
OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Jay Inslee delivered his annual State of the State address Tuesday, highlighting issues of climate change, mental health reform and funding, basic education, and working to restore orca habitat. Inslee, who is mulling
State DOT officials to provide update on Elwha River Bridge replacement
PORT ANGELES – Representatives from the Department of Transportation will present an update on the Elwha Bridge replacement project at the February 5 Port Angeles City Council meeting. Since the Elwha Dams were removed, the river has
State DOT officials to provide update on Elwha River Bridge replacement
PORT ANGELES – Representatives from the Department of Transportation will present an update on the Elwha Bridge replacement project at the February 5 Port Angeles City Council meeting. Since the Elwha Dams were removed, the river has