The well-traveled Hawthorne Bridge is scheduled for a temporary shutdown next month due to maintenance work...

The design phase for Portland's new earthquake-resistant Burnside Bridge has been extended by a year, delaying construction start to 2028 due to federal uncertainties.

Starting March 20, SW Fourth Avenue in Portland will undergo paving, causing delays and parking restrictions near Portland State University. The project, aimed at lasting road repairs, is scheduled to finish by March 30.

The Madras, Oregon DMV is closed today due to staffing issues, with residents directed to check office status online and use the DMV2U portal for services.

The Portland Water Bureau removed the returned payment fee, seen as an unfair financial burden, following an Ombudsman investigation and recommendations.

OR 211 at S Meridian Road becomes a four-way stop with new stop signs, rumble strips, and flashing red lights. ODOT's 2026/27 permanent intersection plans and roadwork caution are also highlighted.

The Oregon Department of Transportation's 2024 Bridge Conditions Report highlights the aging state of Interstate Era bridges and the challenges in maintaining and replacing them.

The Oregon DMV is increasing REAL ID appointments ahead of the May 7 flight requirement, providing solutions for residents, and reminding that not everyone needs one immediately.

The Oregon DMV's Madras office is closed due to staffing issues, urging residents to use the online portal or check for updates for alternative solutions.

Heavy rains caused the closure of the Coquille, Oregon DMV office due to flooding. Residents are directed to the DMV website for updates and online services.

Portland's NE/SE 82nd Avenue faces construction with lane closures and detours. PBOT warns of traffic changes and the impact on accessibility, with various projects including electrical trenching, sidewalk renovations, and tree removals.

Medford announces road and sidewalk closures from March 17 to March 30 for city improvement projects, including asphalt repairs, storm system upgrades, and ADA ramp improvements.

Portland Sunday Parkways returns in 2023 with four car-free events, including a revival in Downtown Portland, promoting walking, biking, and community activities.