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I-84 has reopened after crews plucked two semi-trucks from the Columbia River near Biggs. According to the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office, The trucks left the highway and crashed into the river within a few hours of each other.

Major safety improvements are coming to Sylvester Street from Road 54 to the east corridor. Currently, Sylvester Street has two 11-foot wide lanes going in each direction with very little room for pedestrians and bicyclists – no sidewalks or bike lanes - a big safety hazard.

The intersection was flagged in the 2020 “Local Road Safety Plan” as a high risk for injury due to traffic levels and the number of collisions.

Initial plans unveiled for bridging I-182 at Road 76 in Pasco.

Why do people hate Washington state? Some of the reasons are pretty petty, so much so that you may not believe them. After a lot of research and conversations, we finally found the top five reasons some people hate Washington.

6 reasons Eastern Washington is just the best part of Washington even over the west side and cities like Seattle and Tacoma.

Bradley Boulevard and Falley Street will be closed at George Washington Way near Roaster’s Coffee on Wednesday, July 21, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for maintenance of the traffic signal controller.

Driver somehow go into the wrong lanes, heading west in the eastbound lanes.

It's a puzzlement. I fail to understand why some people respond to certain situations so carelessly, rudely, and foolishly. Especially when their responses are both dangerous and illegal, it's hard to understand what motivates someone to behave so idiotically.

It could mean the addition of up to 1,100 multi-family housing units and an increase of up to 8,000 vehicle trips per day on all existing roads in the area.

A giant windmill blade blocked the roadway after a semi-driver failed to navigate a corner near Ridgeline Drive in Kennewick.

Seattle normally would be jam-packed with vehicles, buses, bikes, and people walking the streets. The photos show a totally different Seattle then what we are accustomed to seeing.