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The opposite of a hero isn’t always a villain. The opposite of a hero can be a bystander.

It was a risky job, subject to myriad variables, the least of which was the fickle currents of New York City’s tidal East River.

As the Trump administration shifts the emphasis in U.S. immigration policy to a harsh, unneeded deportation drive of undocumented workers, employers have an important role in what comes next.

There is something important happening in Oregon, Washington and Colorado that deserves serious attention from the new Transportation secretary and Congress.

The Trump administration’s rapidly evolving policies on health care, deregulation and infrastructure present the construction industry with numerous opportunities and hazards.

Each year, ENR’s Year in Construction Photo Contest is judged by experts from the fields of construction safety, graphic design, photography and journalism.

"Means and methods” is a compact legalism meant to apply to everything that takes place at a construction jobsite.

Driving faster than the posted limit in a highway work zone, no one enjoys the sting of a speeding ticket for $250 or higher—as it would be in, for example, Illinois—especially if you are caught on camera and not by a cop.