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If you have studded tires on your vehicle, you only have through Friday, March 31st to remove them or face a $136 fine. Even visitors to the state are not exempt and no waivers or exemptions to the law are issued either.

This morning's treacherously icy roads are a good pre-Christmas reminder for holiday travelers: If you want to get where you're going safely, check the conditions, allow plenty of time and slow down. That's the Washington State Department of Transportation's advice, anyway...

It's that time of year again -- Chinook and Cayuse passes on State Routes 410 and 123 in Mount Rainier National Park have closed for the season, the Washington State Department of Transportation announced this morning (Nov. 29). State crews had temporarily closed the passes last week, just before a snowstorm dropped several feet of snow...

The Washington State Department Of Transportation has issued a Travel Alert for I-90 (BOTH DIRECTIONS): I-90 will close both directions from 9am-Noon, Wednesday (Dec. 30). The closure will affect a stretch of road about 6 miles east of the summit, from milepost 56 near Gold Creek to milepost 70 near Easton...

If you plan on driving into Selah this week you might want to plan for a few extra minutes of travel time. Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews will be repairing the right northbound lane of South First Street from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today through Wednesday (Aug. 5).

The Washington State Department of Transportation is warning weekend travelers headed east on I-90 to plan ahead for major delays near Vantage due to increased traffic for the Watershed Music Festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre.

Starting next week, Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) crews will be cleaning the Naches and Yakima River bridges on I-82 east of Selah.

As spring approaches across the state, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) reminds drivers to remove their studded tires by midnight Sunday, March 31.

The popular and convenient RV dump stations just north of Selah will be closed for over two months.

Drivers traveling on Interstate 90 on Wednesday need to plan for delays due to single-lane closures in both directions about six miles east of the Snoqualmie Pass Summit.