Justin Rice

Construction crews across Massachusetts are repairing busted water and sewage lines after a massive snowstorm dubbed the “bomb cyclone.” 

A massive snowstorm dubbed the “bomb cyclone” broke Boston’s record for its highest tide ever recorded by the National Weather Service, but fully assessing the storm's damage will take weeks in a region that was plunged into frigid temperatures the day after the Jan. 4 storm.

The U.S. Dept. of Transportation on Dec. 21 granted the MBTA a $100-million installment of a $1-billion grant for the 4.7-mile light-rail line from Cambridge to Medford. 

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) rolled out $461 million in traffic-relief projects for the Baltimore area. 

The Virginia Dept. of Transportation is seeking requests for qualifications to build the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion. 

Despite remaining operational during construction, Baltimore’s central Enoch Pratt Free Library stays on track to finish six months early

ENR New England’s Best Regional Project Awards were held on Dec. 12 at the Hyatt Regency Boston in Downtown Crossing. 

The Md. 355 bridge over the Monocacy River was closed last week after a commercial vehicle struck its superstructure.

In an effort to address the labor shortage in New England’s HVAC, plumbing and electrical trades, a New Hampshire-based specialty contractor has started a yearly trade school scholarship program for students interested in being trained in these specialties.