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Workers were rescued from a partially collapsed building in New Haven, Conn., on June 2, including two critically injured workers. 

High Court decision in Glacier case won't impact the National Labor Relations Act, unions say.

The heavy and civil engineering category led the way, adding 10,700 jobs, while specialty trade contractors added 7,300 positions, and building contractors added 6,600 jobs.

Group cites need for better crew safeguards, citing its member firm study that work zones are either as dangerous, or more dangerous, than they were a year ago.

To meet demand for industry transformation in fast-changing markets, women are moving quickly to innovate in leadership and in diversity and inclusion impact.

British Columbis safety regulator cites extended police criminal probe for keeping secret results of its probe into one of North America's deadliest crane collapses that in July 2021 killed four site workers at a 25-story condo project and an engineer in an adjacent building.

James Cahill will serve 51 months in a New York medium-security federal prison for accepting more than $140,000 in cash plus other benefits to help a non-union contractor win jobs.

New leader and largest shareholder of the largest minority-owned East Coast commercial contractor looks to grow the firm but maintain company culture.

As the inventory of existing buildings continues to grow in the U.S., leaders in the historic preservation community are sounding the alarm that the construction industry is in dire need of workers with historic trades training.

The Big Easy inspired big ideas from ENR’s 2023 Top 20 Under 40 national winners as the young professionals weighed in, at their recent New Orleans gathering, on everything from decarbonization to employee burnout