A failing pipe will shut down Highway 101 just south of Bandon for a full weekend next month. The project will begin at 9 p.m. Friday, September 19, and is set to reopen late Sunday night, September ...

According to the Oregon Department of Transportation, both lanes were completely blocked by the landslide early on June 3. The landslide closed a stretch of Hwy 101 (ODOT) ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A landslide north of Nehalem has closed a stretch of Highway 101 along the Oregon Coast. According to the Oregon Department of Transportation, both lanes were completely ...

MANZANITA, Ore. (KTVZ) -- A landslide closed U.S. Highway 101 early Monday morning for several hours but it was fully open again by the noon hour, ODOT reported. The slide occurred about two miles ...

MANZANITA, Ore. — Highway 101 on the Oregon Coast, about two miles north of Manzanita at the south end of Oswald West State Park, has opened after a landslide.

MANZANITA, Ore. — Highway 101 on the Oregon Coast, about two miles north of Manzanita at the south end of Oswald West State Park, has opened after a landslide.

U.S. Highway 101 northbound is closed between Lincoln City and Neskowin at milepost 98 due to flooding, ODOT said. "We are working on getting a flagger in place.

South of the Oregon border, Caltrans was cleaning up another mess on Highway 101. A "continuously active slide" kept the roadway closed for much of the past 24 hours near Humboldt Road.

One lane of U.S. Highway 101 is expected to reopen by Friday afternoon to all traffic following a four-day closure due to a landslide, the Oregon Department of Transportation said Thursday.

The Pacific Coast in Oregon is known for its wild shoreline, gravity-defying cliffs, and quirky coastal towns. A meandering road trip on Highway 101 is the best way to discover its charms. In fact ...

Update: ODOT has repaved half of dangerous Hwy 101 shoulder ODOT image of fresh pavement on shoulder of Highway 101 south of Florence. (Photos: ODOT) In the latest twist to the ongoing saga of the ...

Highway 101, the backbone of Oregon’s coastal transportation system, is in a sorry state. But repairing it runs contrary to the state’s much-lauded land-use rules.