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Proposed administration mandate that would have reduced apprenticeship flexibility was opposed by both business and labor groups

A $148M coastal flood wall proposed by the US Army Corps of Engineers and mostly federally funded remains uncertain weeks after voters rejected it.

Construction on the $1.5-billion project began in 1998, while work under this latest contract started in 2022.

Repairs to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge's southbound approach could be completed by early March.

Engineers completed an assessment of hurricane damage to the team's current ballpark, but plans to build a new $1.3-billion stadium could be falling apart.

Texas broke ground on 1.5 miles of added border wall at a 1,402-acre ranch in Starr County that it acquired in October for $4M.

Winning projects from 800 contenders reflect US design and construction excellence based on teamwork, quality, innovation and industry and community impact

The Los Angeles region is advancing efforts to decarbonize its power supply, including plans to startup early next year of one of the nation's first utility-scale power plants fueled by 30% hydrogen.

Labor unions appear to be skeptical of whether former House member Lori Chavez-DeRemer can carry out bipartisan policies. 

The Associated Builders and Contractors challenged the rule along with groups from other business sectors.