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A new online open house sharing details and asking for community comment about work researching and identifying historic and archaeological areas in and around the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program is now available. Comments can be submitted through Thursday, May 18.

There's a reason why toll roads and bridges exist all over the United States. The director of ODOT's toll program is happy to explain why they're needed in Oregon.

The work performed after an emergency closure took place on the Lewis and Clark Bridge overnight was a temporary fix as the bridge awaits a more extensive repair project scheduled for the summer of 2023, the Washington State Department of Transportation said. 

Under a 1979 law, state revenues of more than 2% over what economists predict for a two-year period get returned to taxpayers.

Unlike the federal government, the state budget must balance perfectly every two years. It can't spend money it doesn't have, with the exception of bonds.

The fastest growing county in the Portland region is not in Oregon. It is Clark County, across the Columbia River in Washington. According to the most recent U.S. Census figures,

Letters to the Editor can be submitted to letters@oregonian.com with full name and place of residence.

<p>Bentley Systems discusses a solution enabling infrastructure organizations to create compelling visualizations and project deliverables with unprecedented speed and quality, make better-informed decisions and win more projects.</p>

Legislators propose bonding against gas taxes and other highway funds to repay the bulk of those funds.

A mining company in Denver has proposed operating a gold and silver mine in Michigan’s U.P., but the project has garnered opposition.