Seattle residents get one last chance to check out the Alaskan Way Viaduct this weekend, which will be fully removed in the coming months.

Washington's fast population growth is 'stress-testing' the region's infrastructure, ASCE officials say.

The final year of the Burnside Bridge maintenance project in Portland will soon shift work to the north half of the bridge.

With floors 10 and 11 of Seattle’s 58-story Rainier Square Tower under construction concurrently, crews from the Erection Co. are meeting or exceeding speed predictions for the radical composite steel frame’s steel erection, core welding and core concrete casting.

Crews have turned over four more Vit Plant buildings at the Hanford Nuclear Waste Site in southeast Washington to startup testing.

The son of a pioneer bush pilot in Alaska, structural engineer John Aho spent decades working toward earthquake preparedness. 

Oprah fans may only know of Stacy Smedley as a sperm-donor baby who met her DNA half-brother in 2008, thanks to the talk show.

A project with the name “5th and Union” blends in with the 89 other shoring and drilling jobs on John Matyasovszky’s chronological list of work since 2005—when the Malcolm Drilling Co. senior superintendent began as a laborer.

Sound Transit opened its first light rail operation in the Seattle area in 2009.

The 7,200-ft-long stretch of track that runs along Interstate 90 on Mercer Island includes a special construction component.