While construction has kept many from seeing much of the Oregon State Capitol since 2022, these park rangers continue caring for the grounds.

As the military museum prepares to reopen on February 15, its staff and volunteers are hard at work cleaning priceless artefacts, processing recent donations, and building a new visitor interactive.

It takes a small army to keep the Roundhouse running like a well-oiled machine, particularly during a legislative session when thousands of people pile into the state Capitol. While the spotlight ...

A deep exposed aggregate finish allows visitors to feel as though they are in a gravel pit or on a construction ... Center design team chose polished concrete for more than half of the building ...

The city of Marion recently approved funding to give the growing center a much-needed “facelift” and construction is ... windows on the north side of the building. When it warms up, crews ...

The carpet craze at PDX has nothing on the Oregon Capitol Store. The store has an entire line of items emblazoned with designs of the custom carpet in the House and Senate chambers. The House ...

Just past the border post and signs welcoming you to the province, tucked away on a hillside, sits a wood-panelled building resembling ... isn't still value in visitor information centres ...

Ryan English, 24, was carrying makeshift explosives and knives near the U.S. Capitol building on Monday, police charge in court papers. By Hank Sanders A Massachusetts man carrying knives and ...

A Massachusetts man was arrested on weapons charges after he visited the US Capitol on Monday and told police that he wanted to kill top Republicans, including billionaire investor Scott Bessent ...

A man arrested in Washington DC near the US Capitol building on Monday with a folding knife and two molotov cocktails intended to kill the prominent politicians Mike Johnson, Pete Hegseth and ...

Ryan English, who traveled from Massachusets to Washington, turned himself into a Capitol Police officer on Monday near the south door of the building, prosecutors said in court documents.

English of Rhode Island approached a USCP officer outside on the east plaza, near the south door of the U.S. Capitol Building. English admitted to having two Molotov cocktails and two knives.