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Holtec International, owner of Michigan plant set to be the first to restart in the U.S., says worker assessing conditions fell into a cavity containing radioactive water 

The International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers includes 14 locals that represent U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees.

State regulators approve a critical power link for Micron’s $100B upstate NY megafab, advancing the project toward construction.

More than 80 apprentices from across the U.S. and Canada squared off in the BAC/IMI International Apprentice Contest in Detroit.

Data centers lead industry growth as backlog remains unchanged in September.

Firm intends to hit the ground running once its carve-out is completed, chief Davendra Debasia says.

Investigations and a pause in development are underway after the fatal accident at a Texas data center project that killed subcontractor employee Maurice McGowan, 28.

When the U.S. entered World War I in April 1917, the nation had a standing army of only 100,000 troops. Efforts to recruit and train a fighting force 2 million strong and convert the economy to serve the war effort were all-consuming.

Tariffs and interest rates are among the challenges noted by Associated Builders and Contractors' economist Anirban Basu.

Facility will support training of plant operators and others as next-gen TerraPower Natrium reactor is built at site of former coal fired power plant in Kemmerer.