The director of the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) told KATU his agency is willing to sit down with lawmakers and go through its budget, as lawmaker
A 33-mile stretch of highway between two rural towns in eastern Oregon is finally reopen after closing on Monday due to major flooding on the Malheur River.
ODOT advises checking with local law enforcement or TripCheck.com for road condition reports before traveling U.S. Highway 20.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is apologizing after they found a $1 billion accounting error. ODOT presented the error to the Oregon State Legislature’s Joint Committee on Transportation earlier this week.
In a wide-ranging discussion with reporters Monday, Feb. 24, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek stressed state agency accountability, including how the Oregon Department of Transportation spends state dollars.
Multiple vehicles are not moving on Interstate 84 in eastern Oregon this morning, resulting in the Oregon Department of Transportation closing part of the highway. As of 8:45 a.m., the highway has reopened for all traffic.
The increasing threat of wildfires and funding issues with the Oregon Department of Transportation, where just two topics KATU’s Steve Dunn discussed in an excl
The northbound side of I-5 is closed between Ashland and the Oregon-California border due to a crash. The Oregon Department of Transportation says all northbound lanes between mileposts 1 and 8 are closed.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is apologizing after they found a $1 billion accounting error. ODOT presented the error to the Oregon State Legislature’s Joint Committee on Transportation earlier this week.
Kotek ordered a pause to the state’s automatic voter registration program in October after concerning errors were brought to light.
Starr immediately tapped state Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis — a trucking company owner and the top House Republican on transportation matters — to assist him “shoulder to shoulder” in that work. The duo are tasked with a powerful, but informal, assignment: figuring out whether ODOT really needs what it says.
The director of the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) told KATU his agency is willing to sit down with lawmakers and go through its budget, as lawmaker