Congested commutes and frustrated travelers are becoming an almost daily occurrenc for drivers heading south into Seattle as Washington state’s largest highway.

Seattle-area workers are changing their habits to accommodate the lane closures, which are set to last two years.

The Revive I-5 project is causing major slowdowns in and out of Seattle, but it’s the southbound drivers who are really feeling the pinch during the morning commute, despite having construction on the ...

What to know? I-5 clogs will continue, and downtown light rail stations will reopen Sunday before the Seahawks game, as will ...

With up to 240,000 vehicles crossing north and south on Seattle's ship canal bridge each day — a bottleneck along I-5 through ...

A new report is confirming what commuters around the sound already suspected – that with the start of Revive I-5, congestion is getting worse… a lot worse.

All lanes have reopened heading north on I-5 in Federal Way and the backup, which at one point stretched seven miles, was ...

Seattleites should get used to northbound Interstate 5 being down to two lanes this year — and brace for similar pain next year heading southbound. Why it matters: Two years of near-constant I-5 lane ...

Misery has company on Interstate 5 through Seattle this year. Here's why the congestion might be difficult to avoid in the ...

Traffic on I-5 is about to get tricky as lane closures start for urgently needed Ship Canal Bridge repairs, challenging ...