The agreement would allow the state to avoid a major shutdown Monday.
State transportation officials say that the bridge is safe for travel and traffic will not feel an impact while it is under repair.
Patch readers, local officials and other social media voices weigh in on today's Supreme Court ruling.
The North-South connector road long in process is open as of Tuesday, June 25.
Several park-and-ride lots in Redmond, Bellevue and Kirkland are at or above capacity, according to the transit agency.
Mayor John Marchione will help lead the association of King County cities in 2013.
The state issued a report today detailing what will happen if the legislature fails to pass a budget by July 1. Would you be affected by any of the closures?
Drug overdoses have surpassed car crashes as the leading cause of preventable death in King County.
The meeting will focus on local transportation funding issues and infrastructure needs.
WSDOT says moving two of the four damaged pontoons will enable crews to conduct repairs more efficiently.
At its Tuesday, June 5 meeting, the Redmond City Council passed a resolution urging the state Legislature to enact and implement a 2013 transportation investment package.
Several Metro and Sound Transit routes will undergo service revisions this weekend.
Redmond's population spikes by 111 percent each day as commuters travel to jobs at Microsoft and other big employers.
New US Census estimates for city populations in 2012 released Thursday show that Redmond was the sixth-fastest growing large city in the state.
Constituents will be able to evaluate options and write their own federal budget during the workshop Thursday in Bothell. Another workshop will be on Wednesday in Mount Vernon.
Inslee's bridge plan focuses on keeping traffic moving while crews construct a permanent Skagit River Bridge near Mt. Vernon.
The I-5 bridge that collapsed Thursday wasn't deemed unsafe by highway officials—but several others in and around Redmond have been flagged for repairs or replacement.
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene: "It’s critical that we find a long-term solution to keep our middle class vibrant and our economy healthy."
The State Transportation Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to increase the floating bridge toll rates - the peak Good to Go! fee will be $3.70, while the peak Pay by Mail rate will be $5.25.
National History Day regional finalists from Redmond High School, Redmond Middle School, and STEM will present their projects at a "meet & greet" on Tuesday, May 21 at Redmond City Hall.
Four routes that serve Redmond are at risk of being deleted.
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene introduced bipartisan legislation Wednesday to stop the creation of a land border crossing fee.
The proposals, submitted by Sustainable Redmond, would have established baseline retention percentages and called for more explicit public notice about development plans.
Chelsea Bateman of Redmond won a $1,000 scholarship and will be recognized at the club's regular meeting this Tuesday.
Alex Eppenauer's piece, “Through Her Eyes," will represent Washington's 1st Congressional District in a display at the U.S. Capitol Building.
US Rep. Dave Reichert (WA-8) tempers expectations at a gathering in Issaquah to announce legislation that would designate the Mountains to Sound Greenway as a National Heritage Area.
The Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) has awarded Redmond one of six VISION 2040 awards for outstanding work in support of the well-being of people and communities, economic vitality, and a healthy environment.
Cyclists of all ages are invited to R-TRIP’s Bike-to-Work Day after party on Friday, May 17 along the Sammamish River Trail behind Redmond City Hall.
An annual report released by the city of Redmond says most serious violent and property crimes fell compared to 2011.
The 45th District Democrat tells The Seattle times that drunk-driving laws should be tougher, while pot laws weren't effective because they were too harsh.
The crossing will be located between Redmond Ridge Drive and 234th Place Northeast and take about a year to complete.
A bill is headed to the governor that will let drivers who think they were unfairly penalized over late toll payments make their cases in front of a judge.
The City’s “Redmond Ready” campaign encourages citizens to be trained in three areas: First Aid, CPR, and personal preparedness.
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The city is gathering input on how to make downtown Redmond a more vibrant arts and nightlife destination.
The county is reminding property owners that those taxes are due by the end of this month.
Habib will discuss his work in the Legislature and take questions from his 48th Legislative District constituents from 6:05 p.m. to 7:05 p.m. on April 18.