Sr 28 News Today

Fire crews were sent to a call at 3:18 a.m. in the 3700 block of Bainard Road in Malaga of an RV on fire.

The semi was eastbound in the left lane of two lanes traveling up a hill when a car in front slowed abruptly to allow traffic to merge in front.

Three proposals are in place that all put a premium on safety because of the number of serious crashes on the roadway.

A car driven by 19-year-old Lilian Pena of Quincy on SR 28 rear-ended an SUV, which triggered a chain reaction crash involving two more vehicles up front.

Troopers say a pickup driven by 42-year-old Willian Freeze of Naches failed to slow for construction and rear ended the last car in the backup.

Troopers say a 2008 Ford Focus driven by 20-year-old Alexander Cervantes of Morrow, Georgia was headed toward Quincy when it was hit head-on by a Ford Explorer

A waking nightmare that persisted for nearly three months for commuters on State Route 28 west of Quincy is finally over.

A waking nightmare that persisted for nearly three months for commuters on State Route 28 west of Quincy is finally over.

Washington Department of Transportation spokesperson Lauren Loebsack says there have been a number of issues for drivers traveling through the construction areas.

Crews have closed off the shoulders of SR 28 in preparation for next Monday's (4/10) reduction of the highway to a single lane with flagger controlled traffic.