Duke Energy is set to spend $3.4 billion to clean up 32 coal ash storage ponds located across North Carolina to comply with the state’s recently enacted regulations aimed at preventing a repeat of the February 2014 spill that contaminated portions of the Dan River.

Durham, N.C., is the latest university city to pursue an R&D-centric downtown development strategy, with the debut of the first component of a proposed 15-acre “ Innovation District.”

An end may be in sight to the long-running dispute over replacing the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge on North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

The contractor at the center of a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation into the illegal use of a minority-owned enterprise to obtain $87.5 million in government-funded road construction contracts is still being paid by one of the states it defrauded, even as the six individual defendants in the case have entered guilty pleas.

Hoping to avoid another controversial environmental clean-up, the   North Carolina legislature has enacted new rules for managing power plant coal ash residue stored in open-air pits and lagoons across the state.

A long an winding road ends--at least for now--with a new light rail connection in a key Northern Virginia commuter corridor.

Would a flood barrier at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay help protect the region from another Superstorm Sandy?

This summer, the beach is simply an attractive backdrop for NDCOT's preventative highway and bridge work on Hatteras Island.

Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission has decided not to pursue a P3 proposal to construct a new tunnel to parallel one of two existing subsurface structures along the 23-mile toll crossing between Virginia Beach and the Delmarva Peninsula.

Permit and cost issues sideline a planned $1.4 billion toll road that has long been a tough sell to area residents and the P3 community.