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A look back on nearly 30 years of World Trade Center coverage, triggered by the tardy completion of the September 11 Memorial and Museum 

In Washington, D.C., talk and action focus on new transportation bills.

He should have been nicknamed Honest Abe. And he will be missed.

While Congress continues to dither on long-term reauthorization of transportation, one region is undergoing multiple surgeries.

When reports circulated this week that Bain Capital had bought a majority share of the family enterprise Viewpoint Construction Software, I had to wonder how that squared with the dreams of its CEO, Jay Haladay.

I am writing this blog from the point of view of a 13-year-old junior-high-schooler (grown old as a life-long resident of New York City), not as the buildings editor of ENR. As the buildings editor, I do not express opinions about architecture.

A new PBS documentary, airing nationally on Earth Day, April 22, traces the environmental movement from its early days: the publication of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring in 1962 and  the First Earth Day in 1970; to the grassroots activism by residents of Love Canal near Niagara Falls, N.Y. and other areas affected

It's almost graduation time, and another class of civil engineers will be looking for construction jobs. Or will they?

House appropriations panel—agreeing with Obama proposals—approves a big FY15 hike for major VA projects but slashes DOD construction.