Lisa Lannigan

The Tacoma City Council has approved an agreement with Metro Parks to purchase 2.27 acres near South Tyler and South 58th streets for future construction of a new Fire Station 7.

RLB's report found that most metro areas added cranes or held steady in Q3.

Both directions of Interstate 5 between state Route 18 in Federal Way and 54th Avenue East in Fife are set to close nightly on Friday and Saturday as crews set bridge girders for the SR 167 Completion Project.

On Tuesday, the Port of Seattle Commission passed an order establishing the goal of permanently designating North SeaTac Park (NSTP) for recreational use.

The $85.2 million project will replace over 3,400 linear feet of the western half of the bridge.

Funds come from a federal program aimed at improving railroad safety and efficiency.

The ground has been broken, and now construction cranes are setting up for the rehabilitation and expansion of the historic Joel Pritchard State Library on the Capitol Campus in Olympia.

Crews began piledriving in Portage Bay last week for the future westbound State Route 520 Portage Bay bridge.

Construction contractors say they're feeling mostly optimistic about the year ahead, according to a survey released this week by the Associated General Contractors of America and Sage.

King County Metro is the lifeblood of our community, transporting more than 300,000 people a day to work, school, sporting events and tourist destinations.