BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- It seems to be a back-and-forth game for ODOT crews and the homeless, one that costs $440,000 a year.

ODOT cameras captured the man around 8:10 a.m. Wednesday, sitting on top of his vehicle, surrounded by rising waters. The man was rescued without harm, ODOT said. There's no word on how extensive ...

So how are the roads? Here's how it's looking through the Ohio Department of Transportation's traffic cameras. Peering through ODOT's traffic cameras via OHGO, a website and mobile app from ODOT ...

ODOT said they did not spend the extra $1 billion they originally forecasted for the 2023-2025 budget. However, Oregon House Republicans are hoping for accountability and transparency from ODOT ...