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Washington State Department of Transportation Aviation Emergency Services is coordinating the search for a home-built airplane that has been missing since early Monday, July 23.

The Department of Transportation hopes to have SR 821 open by late Thursday.

If you're traveling over Snoqualmie Pass this week, expect some delays on I-90. Both directions of the highway will be closed from Hyak to the Price Creek Sno Park from 8 to 9 p.m. tonight Thursday due to rock blasting. You can also expect delays east of the pass due to rolling slowdowns and single lane closures because of the rock and road work...

Eastbound exit 50 on I-82 will be closed June 7 through June 9. Use exit 52 instead to get to Buena, Toppenish, and Zillah. State Route 22 from the interstate through Toppenish will be down to one lane through June 22. Washington State Department of Transportation crews will be paving in that area...

The Washington State Department of Transportation has some tips on getting to your weekend destination safely and on time.

Crews will continue to chip away at the rock slopes along Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass with more rock blasting this week. Drivers should plan for an hour of added travel time. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and contractor crews will close I-90 in both directions from Hyak (milepost 54) to the Price Creek Sno-Park (milepost 61) from 7 p...

A new set of trees are on the way to block the Yakima Speedway from passing traffic. The trees have been gone since last October. The city originally planted the trees along I-82 because drivers stopped to watch the races. However, the trees became a traffic hazard because limbs fell onto the interstate and were damaging sewage lines...

With improving weather, more valley people will be using Snoqualmie Pass to get to Puget Sound area destinations, and westsiders to get to Eastern Washington sunshine. With a little planning, you can avoid too many delays.

It's the last weekend this year to have studded tires on your vehicle. The deadline is Monday, April 16th.

Is Yakima friendly enough for cyclists and pedestrians? Here's a way we can make it better.