Sagamore Bridge

It sounds like the ultimate scam, but it is 100% real. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is looking for anyone willing to adopt, move, and repurpose the historic Bourne and Sagamore bridges.

The Bourne Bridge has fully reopened ahead of Memorial Day Weekend after weeks of major Cape Cod traffic delays and construction.

In order to build a new Sagamore Bridge, several homes are going to be seized by eminent domain.

As conversations continue about replacing the Sagamore Bridge and Bourne Bridge to Cape Cod, let’s take a look back at the bridges those had replaced.

If your daily commute to the Cape has become unbearable in the past month or so, there is hope. The United States Army Corps of Engineers of New England announced last night that they were able to shift ongoing work to the Bourne Bridge to Phase 3...

Cape Cod's offseason traffic nightmare is over. For now. Work has wrapped on the Sagamore Bridge which should make commutes a little more bearable.

The Massachusetts congressional delegation could not secure federal funding to replace the Sagamore and Bourne Bridges.

MassDOT has denied $1.882 billion in funding to replace the Bourne and Sagamore Bridges on the Cape.

Inflation and construction delays are driving up the cost of replacing the aging Cape Cod bridges, both of which are in need of repair.

Critical maintenance to the Sagamore Bridge begins this month and is scheduled to be completed by Memorial Day weekend, just in time for tourist season.