On Your Voice, Your Vote, KATU speaks with Democratic Rep. Susan McLain and Republican Christine Drazan about the failure to pass the bill, and what's next.

I know this is shocking, scary and frustrating for every single one of you,” ODOT Director Kris Strickler told agency ...

Oregon’s legislative session wrapped up last week without passing a comprehensive funding bill. Now, cities statewide are ...

The ruling was lauded by civil rights advocates and privacy watchdogs fresh off of a fight in the Oregon Legislature over a ...

An amended placeholder bill that would have raised $2 billion over the next 10 years failed to get the required votes to move ...

The lack of a transportation funding fix before sine die Friday means that city and county road departments, as well as ODOT, ...

Washington's natural resources department should make public footage captured by wildfire-spotting cameras, as other states have.

For months, lawmakers have pledged to implement changes at the Oregon Department of Transportation to increase transparency and accountability and reduce convoluted layers of bureaucracy. Now ...

Oregon’s transportation system needs investment — and accountability — now," Rep. Susan McLain, D-, and a co-chair of the committee said in a statement following the June 10 hearing.

The Oregon Department of Transportation is beset by high staff turnover, decades-old financial software, cost overruns and delays that have eroded trust with elected leaders.

House Bill 3402 passed out of committee with an amendment to help fund the Oregon Department of Transportation. It was headed to the House floor in the hopes that the bill can prevent the layoffs.

Oregon state Sen. Bruce Starr, R-Dundee, has been one of the most active Republicans in negotiating a transportation bill. He said Monday he won't support the one Democrats have drafted.