Mississippi River cities and towns are struggling with revenue loss from 10% to 30% as they continue to fight the ongoing pandemic and try to keep city services, including critical infrastructure, open.

Decrease in driver-fueled revenue poses uncertainty for future projects as agencies await word on federal aid.

National Academies' report proposes hiking federal and state capital spending by $20 billion to $45 billion per year.

There is something important happening in Oregon, Washington and Colorado that deserves serious attention from the new Transportation secretary and Congress.