Parking dispute led to fatal shooting near Lynnwood, deputies and witnesses say
A 27-year-old suspect, who stayed at the scene instead of fleeing after the gunfire, was in custody, the sheriff’s office said.
Mike Lindblom
Staff reporter Mike Lindblom covers transportation for The Seattle Times.
West Seattle Bridge so badly cracked it needs shoring before repairs can begin, the city says
The city's chief structures engineer said the bridge can still support its own weight and he's not concerned about it sagging or collapsing.
A decade of punishment and heavy traffic catches up to the West Seattle Bridge
Most mornings in the last decade, travelers on the West Seattle Bridge could see a menagerie of box trucks delivering food, 25-ton buses aligned nose...
The sudden closure of the West Seattle Bridge requires instant traffic detours
The arched span that carries 107,000 daily vehicles will be off limit, possibly for months, until cracks in support girders are repaired.
Sound Transit sues longtime ally Microsoft in effort to condemn land for Redmond light rail
Sound Transit is suing Microsoft for land and access to build light rail from Overlake to downtown Redmond, and even claimed the software giant was...
West Seattle Bridge closes for repairs that could take months
The bridge carries more than 100,000 cars and about 25,000 transit riders in normal weekdays — before the coronavirus epidemic cut traffic in half last...
Mukilteo furniture maker converts factory for '100 Million Mask Challenge' VIEW
With the help of Northwest manufacturers and volunteers, health care workers are procuring their own protective gear.
Sound Transit, Metro facing big drops in funding as coronavirus downturn takes hold
Sound Transit's looming drop in sales taxes could jeopardize the agency’s ability to sustain the largest transit expansion in the country, executives said.