U.S. Work Zone Crashes More Likely to Injure, Kill Motorists Than Workers: Study
New research has revealed motorists are almost twice as likely to get killed in a work zone crash...
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$11B Grain Belt Express Transmission Line Slated for Construction in 2026
Contractors will begin work in 2026 on an $11-billion, 800-mile-long transmission line across...
Creative Quarter: Georgia Tech Embarks on Landmark Projects
Georgia Tech is developing the Creative Quarter as a new hub for arts, entertainment, and...
Texas Needs 'All-of-the-Above’ to Meet Future Power Requirements
Texas faces a surge in power demand over the next five years. Texas is already home to over 340...
Trump’s Proposed 50% Copper Tariff: What It Means for the U.S. Construction Industry
Trump’s new copper tariff could raise costs and disrupt timelines—here’s what U.S. construction...
Federal Highway Administration Announces Agreement to Help Texas Build Projects Faster
Texas’s renewed NEPA agreement with the federal government empowers the state to accelerate...
Construction Slowly Recovering from Its Weak Start to the Year
Nonresidential construction reached a record $77 billion, led by Industrial and Civil sectors,...
Staffing Up: The Unique Configuration of the Construction Labor Force
Understanding where the labor is and who is actually working is essential for anyone looking to...
Latest Mideast Escalation Adds Pressure to Steel and Aluminum Costs
Israel’s overnight missile barrage against key Iranian sites caused oil prices to spike, signaling...
White House Lifts Ban on NY Offshore Wind Project
Construction on the $5 billion Empire Wind offshore wind farm officially resumed after a month-long...