The Washington State Department of Transportation shared photos of a crash that put a snowplow out of commission in the South Sound. It reported a semi jackknifed right in front of the DOT driver. Crews fixed the plow in hopes of getting it back in service. >> kiro.tv/SatSnow | KIRO 7 News

FINAL 3 p.m.: You've no idea how happy it makes me to type "Final." US 12 White Pass as well as US 2 Tumwater Canyon are now open in both directions. All three cross-state mountain passes are now open. There is still a significant backup on westbound I-90 as crews work to clear several crashes. Please be safe as you cross the passes this weekend. UPDATE 2:05 p.m.: US 12 White Pass is scheduled to reopen at about 3 p.m. We will have one final update at that time. UPDATE 12:35 p.m.: US 2 Stevens P

11K views · 204 reactions | Snow continues to fall Wednesday morning as you can see in this video in Spokane. Chains are required for all vehicles except AWD/4WD over I-90 Snoqualmie Pass. So far we're seeing drivers do a pretty good job giving our plows room to work. Please keep it up, take it slow, follow traction requirements and be prepared for possible delays or closures. The forecast calls for snow basically through the weekend with a few breaks here and there. | WSDOT | Facebook

FINAL 4:25 p.m.: And that's why we call it an estimate. Westbound I-90 is now open, chains required on all vehicles except AWD/4WD. Please take it slow, give each other space, give plows room to work and be prepared for any additional delays or closures. UPDATE 4:12 p.m.: Collisions on Snoqualmie Pass have been cleared and now our crews are working on getting the highway plowed. Estimated time to reopen is now 6 p.m. Snow is falling hard in our mountain passes and it's expected to continue throu

Alaska’s Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) faces challenges unlike any other state, from rugged terrain and harsh winters to remote communities. Building and maintaining infrastructure means working through extreme weather and climates that demand resilient, innovative solutions. Transportation links are vital for rural villages, requiring expertise across ferries, small airports, and ice roads. This work not only supports the movement of goods and services statewide but