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Traffic
9 months ago
Two I-5 fish passage projects begin this weekend: expect delays

Southbound travelers should expect lane and ramp closures as well as a two-lane bypass near north Lake Samish.

Local
9 months ago
Road to Artist Point at Mount Baker to reopen on June 27

WSDOT estimates that more than 650 vehicles travel each day to visit Artist Point once it reopens each summer. 

Local
9 months ago
New crosswalks and protected bike lanes become permanent on Eldridge Avenue

The new bike lanes removed a significant amount of room for street parking on Eldridge, but Public Works found in their project report that most side streets have ample space for parking.

Traffic
9 months ago
Public comment period opens for proposed ferry fare increases in Washington state

The Washington State Transportation Commission is proposing a 3% increase in both vehicle and passenger fares on Washington State Ferries in October 2025.

Traffic
9 months ago
UPDATE: Chuckanut Drive fully reopens following 58-day closure

The stretch has been closed since a rockslide on April 22. It was covered by a pile of boulders initially estimated to be 30′ high and 150′ long. 

Traffic
9 months ago
James Street bridge could reopen by the end of June

The final stage of the project is to pave the roadway, which began this week.

Traffic
9 months ago
TRAFFIC: Southbound lane closures scheduled between Bellingham and Ferndale

Drivers could expect delays while driving southbound on Thursday.

Local
9 months ago
WSDOT crews begin clearing road to Artist Point

There is not expected time that the final stretch of the highway will be open for travelers this year. 

Traffic
9 months ago
Roadwork along Squalicum Parkway to impact access to PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center

The work is being done in addition to ongoing construction at the Peter Paulsen Pavilion on the hospital’s campus. 

Local
9 months ago
14 million bees are on the loose after a truck rolled over in Lynden

WCSO is urging the public to avoid the area “due to the potential of bee escape and swarming.”

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