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Agency's gas-tax revenue collection in March through May fell due to COVID-19 impacts, which could affect project starts through 2026.

Bloomingdale Township official allegedly left notes detailing how to invoice for work never done.

Chapter members organize to reinstate Zurich Esposito, the highest staff officer.

Violent storm's effect on power infrastructure and buildings is still being dealt with in Iowa.

State reached agreement to pay homeowners and businesses for lead-tainted water but its lawsuits against consultants that advised the city will continue.

Illinois transportation officials unveiled a six-year, $21.3-billion upgrade program recently, despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the gas tax shortfalls expected from it.

U.S. dam safety frameworks have helped prevent major calamities, but the May collapse of a 95-year-old Michigan structure shows failure risks remain, with multiple causes.

Larry Householder and political allies used more than $60 million from a nuclear energy provider to win back state post and repaid it with $1.1 billion in ratepayer subsidies, say federal charges.

Ohio bank retail construction manager, who previously aided the contractor's diversity push, has key insights on why the effort works.