D2 Line News Today

A busy weekend of road work is ahead in Seattle and on the East Side.

City Councilmember Rob Saka is scheduled to visit the Spokane Street Swing Bridge Friday to highlight the need to invest in bridges across the city.

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) said comparatively low wages have hurt recruiting efforts, and worked against a program to offer $30,000 bonuses to attract

Police are searching for a man in his 20s who reportedly raped an 18-year-old female student at knifepoint inside a Bellevue College bathroom Tuesday morning.

A gunman opened fire as a road crew was staging for a project on Interstate 405 in Renton on Tuesday night, and police are investigating.

Bellevue is moving ahead with new services for people experiencing homelessness and plans to open a safe lot for people living out of vehicles.

Bellevue is moving ahead with new services for people experiencing homelessness and plans to open a safe lot for people living out of vehicles.

The state will have to cover some of the costs associated with the Washington Bridge shutdown.

About 100 people were evacuated from their homes in Bellevue early Tuesday morning after a car crashed into a building, rupturing a commercial natural gas line.

RIPTA announced that its board of directors voted to approve a contract with a development partner to design and construct a new transit center in Providence.