BLM seeks public input on a proposed gold mine and processing facility in Malheur County, Oregon, highlighting the project's potential economic benefits.

Maintenance on Portland's Vista Bridge will close it to vehicles daily from Aug. 11-15, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., but allow pedestrian access and local traffic outside working hours.

Portland prepares for road closures during the Providence Bridge Pedal event, affecting Willamette River bridges and roadways for cyclists and pedestrians.

The Lazy Creek Path in Medford's Bear Creek Park is closed for environmental improvements to enhance fish passage and stream health, with an expected completion in February 2026.

Multnomah County received an additional $10 million from Oregon Metro for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project to help construct a seismically resilient bridge.

Portland has partnered with NovoaGlobal to manage its Speed and Intersection Safety Camera Program, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries, with plans to expand camera locations focused on high crash areas.

Portland's SE 82nd Avenue and Division Street intersection will undergo repairs from August 4-16, causing significant traffic disruptions and offering improved, durable pavement upon completion.

Construction on NE 60th Avenue, Portland, diverts northbound traffic, affects TriMet services, but keeps pedestrian paths open amidst sidewalk improvements.

The Thurman Street Bridge in Portland will be open to eastbound traffic only on July 30, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for repair work, with detours in place.

Starting July 28, Rose Street at the OR 99 intersection in Phoenix will close for a month due to construction. Detours will be provided, and the OR 99 project aims to improve local infrastructure by spring 2026 with state or federal funding.

OR 127, Cornelius Pass Road, will close for chip sealing from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 5 and 6, with local access allowed up to NW Skyline Boulevard.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation updates sidewalk development rules, streamlining regulations for infill development and accommodating historic areas and greenery. Public comments are invited.

Portland officials announce weekend road closure on SW Fourth Avenue for paving, with work starting July 25 at 8 p.m. The project includes overnight work and detours for motorists.