The Oct. 23 publication of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s regulations to reduce greenhousegas emissions from new and existing powerplants has opened the floodgates to a barrage of lawsuits.

Elected last month as Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau has an agenda that includes a strong investment in infrastructure.

Fearing that an earthquake is inevitable, Los Angeles city officials in October voted to enact the toughest seismic code in the U.S.

By ruling out winter work on one of two late-running bridge projects in Edmonton, the delay becomes longer.

CEO wants to wait for Nebraska Public Service Commission ruling

Census Bureau reports September finished construction up 0.6% from August and 14.1% from year-earlier level.

Erection of precast-concrete girders for the aerial guideway of the $2.8-billion Silver Line rail project in northern Virginia has resumed, even as an investigation continues into the cause of longitudinal cracks found in several 96-in.-high units this past summer.