Transportation

The city of Spokane will soon activate red -light traffic safety cameras at a busy intersection near Chief Garry Park to reduce crashes, it announced in a news release Friday.

The Spokane International Airport Board approved a plan on Thursday that would relocate the Spotted Road interchange across Airport Drive to a new location for safety reasons.

The Spokane Airport Board approved a motion on Thursday to construct a 500,000 gallon fuel tank.

Washington transportation officials will no longer rely on a collection of artillery to shoot loose snow on Snoqualmie Pass to safely trigger controlled avalanches above Interstate 90.

Terry Prime pulled up to the gated employee entrance at the Spokane International Airport for his night shift Saturday to find an unfamiliar car waiting at the secure entrance.

The Spokane County crews overseeing the largest road network in the state have some brand new digs.

Alaska Airlines has grounded all flights amid an IT outage. The airline said Thursday afternoon it is “experiencing an IT outage affecting operations,” and that “a temporary ground stop is in place.” Alaska advised any travelers with flights booked Thursday to check flight status before heading to the airport. In July, the airline experienced an IT outage that grounded flights for roughly ...

The Washington state Department of Transportation will demolish a portion of the Bullfrog Road overpass on I-90 near Cle Elum after an oversized truck struck the roadway late Tuesday night.

Travelers planning to drive westbound across Snoqualmie Pass should expect “significant” delays after a late-night crash damaged an overpass over Interstate 90 near Cle Elum.

Spokane’s most iconic parking structure has been listed on the Washington Heritage Register and may soon receive national recognition.

Inadequate funding over the past 25 years has left needed road maintenance uncompleted and could result in higher future repair costs, Washington transportation officials said this week.

WASHINGTON – Spokane International Airport will not display a video in which the Department of Homeland Security chief blames Democrats in Congress for the government shutdown, a spokesman for the airport said in a statement Monday.

Ahead of a campaign this week to highlight the challenges faced by those who walk, bike and bus, a Spokane group over the weekend quietly tried to make it a little bit easier to sit.

As the city of Spokane continues to grapple with traffic fatalities and unsafe speeds, it has rolled out a myriad of measures to try to slow down drivers, including reinstating traffic patrol officers and criminalizing right turns at red lights in certain high-traffic intersections.

After months of route preparation, driver training and public anticipation, the Spokane Transit Authority provided its first official public double-decker bus ride on Saturday.

The month-long labor strike halting projects across Spokane and north Idaho ended Monday morning when the worker's union and contractor's association reached a "tentative agreement" concerning contract negotiations.

No, you aren’t seeing double – or maybe you are, if you’re looking at one of Spokane Transit Authority’s new double-decker buses cruising down the interstate.

Spokane Transit Authority’s new CEO doesn’t hesitate when asked why someone might prefer taking a bus to the airport.