snoqulamie pass

HYAK – Crews will be closing Interstate 90 over Snoqualmie Pass early Saturday morning to remove loose rock from the slopes above the highway. The Washington State Department of Transportation and contractor crews are closing the pass from 7 to 8:30 a...

Crews are once again blasting in an area near the snowshed this week that could bring down a substantial amount of debris onto Interstate 90 over Snoqualmie Pass, resulting in a closure that could last longer than an hour. The Washington State Department of Transportation and contractor crews will close the pass at 7:30 p...

An Issaquah man who stopped to admire the view fell off a cliff into Lake Kachess and died.   The Kittitas County Sheriff's office says 51-year-old Glenn Williams was driving on a forest service road with his wife and daughter Saturday evening when they stopped at the lake about 10 miles east of Snoqualmie Pass. ...

I-90 Snoqualmie Pass is the busiest east-west crossing through the Cascade Mountains. It is also a very deadly area for wildlife.

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...

Some delays if you are driving across Snoqualmie pass this week. Rock blasting on Snoqualmie Pass is going to take place later at night. Drivers need to prepare for an hour of added travel time for blasting, but also additional time for construction east of the pass on Interstate 90...

After a long winter break, construction is getting ready to resume on two major Interstate 90 projects east of Snoqualmie Pass. And that means drivers who cross the pass should prepare for construction related closures and delays. The Washington State Department of Transportation and ICON Materials started work Monday on the $19...

More snow is in the forecast for the Yakima today and local and state officials are asking you to stay home if you don't have to travel. Temperatures are expected to range from the single digits in some areas to just below freezing in others before climbing into the 40s by Friday...

Get ready for travel delays as warmer weather brings on the start of the 2011 construction season on Snoqualmie Pass.