A new state law will increase contractor liability starting July 1, with exemptions for public projects and union labor. 

Austin Commercial is building the first of Texas Instruments' future fabs in Sherman, Texas.

Engineers working on the retrofit to stabilize the building developed a plan with 18 piles instead of 52, as had been considered earlier.

Texas Central Partners and its plan for a high-speed rail service between Dallas and Houston await a court ruling in an eminent domain case.

National Institute of Standards and Technology investigators will take hundreds of samples from physical evidence collected at the collapse site in Surfside, Fla.

The Associated Builders and Contractors Construction Backlog Indicator rose to nine months in May.

Four Snake River dams produce energy, enable commodity barging and provide reservoirs for irrigation.

National Institute of Standards and Technology investigators aim to have a final report, including recommendations for changes to building codes and standards, by the end of 2024. 

The project is the first of three aimed at improving mobility and safety on I-35 through Austin.

U.S. Dept. of Energy officials say they are preparing to issue loan guarantees for more clean energy projects.