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Lisa Lea was charged with driving in excess of 120 mph along I-695 in 2023, resulting in a work zone crash that killed six people, but pleaded guilty to six counts of negligent vehicular manslaughter.

Voters watch how newly elected governors Abigail Spanberger in Va. and Mikie Sherill in NJ, as well as New York City-Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani tackle high energy costs and infrastructure funding, among other key issues..

A city council member who voted to cancel the design work criticized the design-build process.

Illinois lawmakers moved quietly overnight on a major transportation bill that could reshape how the state funds and manages transit.

Landmark Fraser River crossing is nearing completion after years of delay, reshaping how commuters connect between Surrey and New Westminster.

The government shutdown could create added challenges for project permitting and work execution, multiple sources said.

Rising costs and rare bipartisanship collide as the Senate takes aim at Trump’s tariffs—and the projects caught in between. 

The White House announced that $332 billion of Japan's promised investment package will go toward energy infrastructure investment in the U.S. 

A federal judge in California indicated that unions challenging the reductions-in-force are likely to succeed. 

Michigan just rewrote the rules on who pays for road repair—and where that money actually goes—discover what’s changed.