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State opens public comment on proposed nation-leading push to consider cumulative pollution and climate-risk impacts of building certain large facilities in overburdened communities.

Teams representing more than 30 colleges and universities took part in the national finals of the Student Steel Bridge Competition, held May 27-28 at Virginia Tech.

Grants to go for 46 projects in 32 states and District of Columbia.

Arthur Jemison, Boston's first chief of planning, is also taking the reins of the Boston Planning and Development Agency.

Lawsuit centers on Harrisburg bridge but injunction also applies to other projects in PennDOT program.

MBTA Blue Line trains are running following a series of mishaps on an accelerated repair project.

State DOT released the short list of design-build teams for the $2.3M project's first phase, but advocates say local residents need more safety protections before work begins.

Mayor Michelle Wu's "green new deal" for city public schools begins with focus on 14 buildings neeging replacement or buildings or major renovations

Construction recently started on “The Embrace,” Boston’s monument to Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, with firms set to install the 66,000-lb bronze sculpture before MLK Day.

Updates about construction professionals in the New York and New England regions.