Putting a lid on I-5 will help bring Seattle more sustainability and affordability

Lid I-5 has a plan to create a healthier Seattle environment by building more parks, housing and jobs above the freeway.

Published: 12:56 PM PDT October 9, 2018

Updated: 7:56 AM PDT October 9, 2018

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