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Swift Green Line starts rolling, from Bothell to Boeing

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Swift Green Line starts rolling, from Bothell to Boeing

Thirty-four stations dot the 12.5-mile corridor, connecting two of the region’s largest job centers.

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Judge bottles up Inslee’s much touted clean air rule

Democratic lawmakers could help by proposing new regulations to be imposed on carbon polluters.

Sen. Hobbs gets a key role in state transportation policy

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Sen. Hobbs gets a key role in state transportation policy

The Lake Stevens Democrat will chair the Senate Transportation Committee.

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Mukilteo taking comments on proposed transportation district

MUKILTEO — City leaders here are the latest to consider forming a transportation benefit district, which would allow…

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Community Transit honors Seahawks with ‘Blue’ and ‘Green’ names

EVERETT — It’s hard to miss the far-flung influence of what may be the Puget Sound region’s most…

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Port of Everett receives $10 million grant for upgrades

EVERETT — The Port of Everett is getting a $10 million federal grant to help pay for strengthening…

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Temporary changes to I-405 express toll lanes become law

BOTHELL — A temporary change that has allowed cars, trucks and motorcycles to travel in the I-405 express…

At the Mukilteo Station, Kent McDaniel watches as the Sounder pulls into the northbound passenger loading dock, which is on the opposite side of the tracks from the main one and parking lot. Previously McDaniel missed a lot of trains due to not knowing which track they were stopping at prior to their arrival, and him being unable to cross over in time in his wheelchair.

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Which track? Sounder passengers no longer have to guess

MUKILTEO — In April, Mukilteo finally got its long-planned second boarding platform for northbound and southbound Sounder trains.

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Sound Transit board sends $54B expansion plan to the ballot

SEATTLE — On Thursday Sound Transit’s board of directors approved a plan to extend light rail to Snohomish…

This June 6 photo taken from a drone shows crumpled oil tankers lying beside the railroad tracks after a fiery train derailment on June 3 that prompted evacuations from the tiny Columbia River Gorge town about 70 miles east of Portland in Mosier, Oregon.

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Railroad blamed for fiery derailment in Columbia River Gorge

PORTLAND, Ore. — Federal investigators on Thursday blamed Union Pacific Railroad for a fiery oil train derailment along…

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Agency seeks denial of Vancouver oil-terminal project

SEATTLE — A Washington state agency in charge of protecting millions of acres of state land from wildfires…

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Union Pacific resuming oil trains in Columbia Gorge

PORTLAND, Ore. — Union Pacific plans to resume transporting oil by train through the Oregon side of the…

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In Everett, lawmakers take a closer look at train congestion

EVERETT — For all of the publicity oil- and coal-train traffic has been getting recently, the fiery crash…

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Lynnwood getting federal help as it plans for light rail, development

LYNNWOOD — The city’s transportation situation is getting some attention from the federal government.

An artist’s conception of NASA’s X-57 Maxwell aircraft.

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NASA electric plane could spur cleaner aviation

NASA is developing an electric plane to accelerate the introduction of zero-emission aircraft that use less energy and…

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Ferry service reduced on Port Townsend run

COUPEVILLE — For the second time in as many months, ferry service between Coupeville and Port Townsend has…

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Leaders ask Oregon, Washington governors to ban oil-by-train

PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland and Multnomah County leaders on Tuesday urged the governors of Oregon and Washington to…

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Proliferation of smartphones make ferry Wi-Fi service moot

At the end of the month, ferry riders will no longer be able to connect to the Boingo…

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Union Pacific fined over $7 million in 2 years

PORTLAND, Ore. — Union Pacific penalties surpass those of every railroad nationwide for the past two years.

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One last ‘squeeze’ for I-5 northbound

MARYSVILLE — Prepare yourself for a final squeeze.