14K views · 343 reactions | The Washington State Department of Transportation says Bigfoot was spotted on Sherman Pass and on the I-90 wildlife overcrossing near Snoqualmie Pass. | Mysterious Creatures | Facebook

95K views · 2.4K reactions | Washington State Department of Transportation cameras captured a rare cougar crossing early Monday morning. The camera recorded the animal using a wildlife undercrossing along Interstate 90, just a few miles east of Snoqualmie >> kiro.tv/3Z7g9qk | KIRO 7 News | Facebook

Save these 20 places to see on a Washington road trip, all within 5 hours of Seattle⬇️ For sure one of the most beautiful states in the US. I’ve broken this itinerary down into five of WA’s more spectacular areas (see map in intro for reference), with some of the more scenic places that I’d recommend checking out in each. A: Alpine Lakes Wilderness🏕️ -Colchuck Lake -Snow Lake -Lake Ingalls -Keekwulee Falls B: North Cascades National Park🌲 -Diablo Lake -Maple Pass -Cascade Pass -Sahale Glacier

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For the first time, dogs on leashes are now allowed on Washington State Ferries as part of a pilot program. Let us know what you think in the comments, and read the full story on komonews.com. | KOMO News

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) says an emergency contractor will begin demolishing the damaged Bullfrog Road overpass on Thursday. Westbound lanes on I-90 near Cle Elum will remain closed after a truck carrying an oversized load struck and damaged the overpass on Tuesday night. During the demolition, one lane of eastbound I-90 will also be closed. https://www.krem.com/article/news/local/semi-truck-hits-i-90-overpass-traffic-detour/281-ecf2a64d-e4bc-4aae-9e80-84b9508441

9.8K views · 139 reactions | The Washington State Department of Transportation said there was quite a buzz at their Colville facility this morning after crews encountered a swarm of honey bees. A beekeeper from nearby Hunting Bee Apiary was brought in and she found a hive of more than 5,000 bees on the bottom of a manhole cover. WSDOT said it took the beekeeper about 20 minutes to find the queen, who was then safely relocated. WSDOT video. | NCWLIFE | Facebook