The project will support roughly 7,000 construction jobs, according to Intel. 

The University of South Florida is planning on the stadium with up to 50,000 seats being completed in advance of the 2026 football season.

The city's lawsuit, seeking $20 million plus damages, is part of bankruptcy proceedings for GT Real Estate Holdings, the project owner.

Advancements in enhanced systems could allow geothermal power plant construction just about anywhere in the U.S., agency officials say.

Officials accuse Bridgeview, Ill.-based Drive Construction of setting up two layers of shell companies and paying workers in cash to avoid traceability.