Demolition begins for stadium project in Mich.
Demolition has begun at the Big Boy restaurant on Pearl Street in Grand Rapids, Mich., to make way for the construction of th -More-
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Da Bears changed da plan for da stadium
The Chicago Bears have shifted their focus back to building an enclosed stadium in Arlington Heights, citing significant prog -More-
Who Said It? Instruction does much, but encouragement everything.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe or Bruce Lee Check your answer here.
2025-2026 workforce scholarship is now live!
Do you know a student or professional passionate about technical skills and seeking support to kickstart your career in const -More-
St. Petersburg, Fla., looks to protect wastewater plants
St. -More-
Sewer expansion planned in Suffolk County, N.Y.
Suffolk County, N.Y., has unveiled a major sewer expansion to reduce nitrogen pollution and support housing development. -More-
$333M sewer separation project in Iowa wraps up
Work has finished on a major project to eliminate combined sewer overflows into the Des Moines River in Iowa. -More-
US high-speed rail makes steady -- but slow -- progress
China's high-speed rail network is expected to reach 60,000 km by 2030 and Europe has extensive lines connecting major cities -More-
Oklo hits milestone on path to build Aurora Powerhouse
Oklo has finished borehole drilling for site characterization at Idaho National Laboratory, a key step toward building its fi -More-
Site selected for up to $175M power plant
The Kerrville, Texas, Public Utility Board has announced that its new natural gas-fired power plant will be in Colorado Count -More-
La. harbor reopens after years of planning, restoration
Louisiana's St. -More-
Idaho DOT looks to add Snake River bridge amid growth
The Idaho Transportation Department is planning another bridge across the Snake River to accommodate the state's rapid popula -More-
USDOT allocates $607M for infrastructure projects
The US Department of Transportation has approved 76 infrastructure grants totaling more than $607 million, Transportation Sec -More-
FEMA might not be ready for hurricane season
An internal review of the Federal Emergency Management Agency has found the agency is unprepared for the upcoming hurricane s -More-
One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, writer, poet, humanist, scientist, philosopher
ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center
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Stay competitive with AGC EDGE's virtual education classes
Advance further in your construction career with AGC EDGE's virtual education classes, led by expert instructors. -More-
Portland, Ore., builders set up Construction Care Line
Eight major construction companies in the Portland, Ore., area have teamed with nonprofit Lines for Life to create the Constr -More-
AI starts with data, not algorithms
Artificial intelligence dominated discussions at the ENR FutureTech conference, with industry leaders showcasing practical ap -More-
Jacobs optimistic despite tariffs, political shifts
Jacobs CEO Bob Pragada says the company remains well positioned amid economic and political uncertainty, citing strong demand -More-
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