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Several union trade contractors say they have not been paid for their work on the project. 

Two subcontractors have been ordered to pay $1.3-million in back wages to 26 workers in Minnesota.

Resignation comes amid a misconduct probe, leaving contractors, unions and public owners watching for shifts in policy.

Minnesota welder Amber M. Czech had barely launched what seemed a promising career in the skilled trades before a co-worker cut her life short last year at age 20.

Alleged perpetrators described as 'Air Force members.' 

Caterpillar has responded to a lawsuit from Doosan Bobcat alleging it infringed on 14 patents for everything from machine controls to energy management. Cat asserts that it was in fact Bobcat that reverse-engineered its technology through a "competitive intelligence program." 

A $10.5 million DOJ settlement over weld tables reveals deeper risks inside the Navy’s strained submarine supply chain—what does it signal for shipbuilding capacity?

More detail on worker suspects was not disclosed by Buffalo Bills stadium joint-venture contractor Gilbane-Turner.

President’s call for a sweeping renovation raises questions about funding, federal oversight and how much authority Congress will ultimately exert.