This June, the Portland Water Bureau will be unveiling the restoration of the Washington Park Reservoir, a construction project that has taken nearly a decade to complete.

A key access route for Portland’s Washington Park is closed indefinitely after a March 29 landslide sent bowling ball-sized rocks tumbling onto the roadway below.

Construction on the new reservoir began nearly a decade ago and has been fraught with challenges. Now it'll be strong enough to withstand the elements.

Washington Park's underground drinking water reservoir, topped with a new reflecting pool, is now finished. A promenade will open to the public on June 14. Vickie Connor/The Oregonian ...

We’re getting a first look at a brand new feature of Portland’s Washington Park that’s been under construction for nearly 10 years.

Washington State Department of Transportation closed the Carbon River Fairfax Bridge. Now parts of the Mount Rainier National Park are inaccessible.

I-5 bridge tolling is expected to bring in $1.1-1.6 billion, and the original legislation would've authorized up to $1.6 billion in debt. Now? Up to $2.5 billion.

Washington State Department of Transportation closed State Route 165 Carbon River Fairfax Bridge after finding deterioration of the structure.

Two Oregon state lawmakers introduced a bill on Thursday to explore the possibility of building a new bridge across the Columbia River.

A bill laying the legal groundwork for collecting tolls to help fund the I-5 bridge replacement passed the Oregon House of Representatives on Wednesday.