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March 24, 2022
The U.S. Coast Guard has started the review process for the new Interstate Bridge project.
March 24, 2022
The U.S. Coast Guard has started the review process for the new Interstate Bridge project.
March 20, 2022
Bridges, roads, infrastructure โ theyโre inanimate things. So how can they not be fair to everyone? How can they not be equitable?
March 18, 2022
Tolling for the proposed new Interstate 5 Bridge will be administered by the Oregon Department of Transportation, the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program staff announced Thursday.
March 18, 2022
Anybody who has purchased a house knows about earnest money. As one mortgage company website explains, earnest money is put down before closing โto show youโre serious about purchasing. Itโs also known as a good-faith deposit.โ
March 16, 2022
Despite a cacophony of far-right voices calling for U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutlerโs resignation from Congress and questioning her conservatism, she is steadfast in her campaign to hold the seat.
March 9, 2022
OLYMPIA โ Lawmakers have come to an agreement on the $16 billion state infrastructure package, which will likely include not just the original $1 billion planned for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program but $1.2 billion.
February 24, 2022
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown wrote an an op-ed Tuesday urging Washington Gov. Jay Inslee to “put this bad idea back on the shelf, where it belongs.”
February 9, 2022
Chad Leichliter is a big fan of bridges — well-maintained ones, anyway. The 41-year-old Jeannette electrician traverses dozens of spans of all sizes on a typical workday, sometimes hauling up to 10 tons with his equipment truck and trailer. “I prefer my bridges not to collapse when I drive over
February 9, 2022
Chad Leichliter is a big fan of bridges — well-maintained ones, anyway. The 41-year-old Jeannette electrician traverses dozens of spans of all sizes on a typical workday, sometimes hauling up to 10 tons with his equipment truck and trailer. “I prefer my bridges not to collapse when I drive over