WSDOT

Daily, I am amazed at what I see on the roads.

A small bit of magic happened yesterday on social media. A lost dinosaur was discovered on I-90 near Snoqualmie Pass, no doubt wondering where their person had gone to. We think of dinosaurs as big, scaly and scary, but when they're stuffed animal dinosaurs, they have tender little hearts that match their size...

WSDOT opened up voting for the name of its newest plow on March 11th through the 18th. The public voted via Twitter and Facebook.

As the plow made a few passes through the area, the cat reportedly seemed uninterested and watched the crew work.

WSDOT staff is down 300 employees, from 1,500 to 1,200.

While we don't really think about the odds of being maimed or killed in a collision on the streets and highways in the Yakima Valley, accidents do indeed happen everyday. What roads and intersections are the most dangerous in Yakima County?

The Washington Department Of Transportation caught him crossing the wildlife bridge near Snoqualmie Pass.

Attention drivers this may affect your morning commute the is a wreck which is completely blocking a lane on SR 240

Brace yourself, folks, the Pacific Northwest is going to get slammed with a superstorm beginning tomorrow Friday, January 10th through the weekend, we may even see some flurries here in Tri-Cities, here's what's coming...

If you had plans to travel over Chinook Pass you're going to have to find an alternate route...Look at the size of those boulders