The U.S. Coast Guard has approved a major piece of the Interstate 5 Bridge replacement plan, agreeing to a fixed-span bridge instead of a drawbridge.

The decision settles a big lingering question: whether the new bridge will need to match the current bridge's 178-foot clearance, which would require a drawbridge.

The project to replace the Interstate 5 bridge between Oregon and Washington cleared a major hurdle Friday, as the U.S. Coast ...

By Jerry Cornfield, Washington State Standard PORTLAND, Ore. -- Washington and Oregon will not have to build a bridge with a ...

The I-5 bridge replacement project receives Coast Guard approval for a fixed-span design, with construction set to begin ...

The savings from the design will be welcome news for Washington and Oregon, which are confronting rising cost estimates for the project.

FDOT documents show the new bridge will be built immediately north of the existing bridge to allow traffic to continue during ...

Interstate Bridge project cost estimates soar up to $17.7B Funding gaps remain despite $5 billion identified from state, ...

The U.S. Coast Guard approved a fixed-span bridge to replace the I-5 drawbridge connecting Portland and Vancouver.

TOLEDO, Ohio — The Craig Memorial Bridge safety gates damaged by a driver in early July have been fixed, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation, but there is still no estimated reopening ...

Amtrak and NJ Transit will reduce the number of weekday trains between Newark and Secaucus, N.J., from 332 to 178 between Feb. 15 and March 14 for the first phase of work moving traffic to the new ...