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North America's longest cable-stayed bridge begins carrying traffic after years of construction and a diplomatic impasse gave way to cross-border cooperation and trade flows on July 27.

With record rains on the rise, what is the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District planning to improve stormwater management in the Chicago area?

Who have the Kansas City Chiefs named to design their new stadium in Kansas? 

Why are wheat columns significant for university football team fans and how were they incorporated in a stadium renovation?

The pipeline under the Strait of Mackinac has been delayed by legal battles, with one report showing the price tag has increased from $500 million in 2018 to more than $750 million.

Why did C.D. Smith sue the developer of the Edison, which was planned to be the tallest mass timber tower in North America?

The company's work spans industries where reliability is essential, including data centers, hospitals, industrial manufacturing, energy facilities, aviation infrastructure, food processing and high-rise construction.

A Colorado-based engineering firm has been hired to design and build a whitewater rafting course in Clarksville, Ind. 

From truck parking and port rail to bridge replacements and highway bottlenecks, USDOT's latest BUILD grants are steering future transportation investment.

Centrus Energy finalizes contract for $1B HALEU plant build in Ohio with Fluor as EPC, while Urenco USA eyes 2027 start of big expansion in New Mexico .