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New engineering study prices cost up to $250M to bolster very old earthen dikes that are the only defense for a low-lying, critical Nova Scotia-New Brunswick transportation corridor.

Contractors on a highway widening project spotted bridge damage and alerted the state.

The Biden administration replaces a Trump-era tariff on British steel products with an arrangement that allows some goods to be imported duty-free.

Announcement covers two new, one existing DOT program

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission would seek standardized disclosures of climate-related business risks and greenhouse gas emissions for the first time. A 60-day comment period still is ahead, as supporters and opponents line up.

Long-serving House member led the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee from 2001 to 2007.

An Illinois steel and rebar contractor agreed to a settlement after the government intervened in the case.

Stakes rise as new infrastructure law hikes State Revolving Fund totals.