Articles by Johanna Knapschaefer

The order stays attempts by the U.S. Dept. of Labor to shutter the job training program until a related lawsuit is settled.

The Rourke Bridge over the Merrimack River in Lowell, Mass. carries about 27,000 vehicles per day.

Joint venture partners Barletta and Aetna Bridge allege the state ignored a detailed report before launching Providence bridge rehab

The master-planned residential community at Killington Ski Resort in Killington, Vt., is called LiveKillington.

Barletta Heavy Division Inc. settled with the state over illegal disposal of contaminated fill from the $410M 6/10 connector construction project.

Architectural firm Safdie Architects proposed reimagining a four-acre area of open space with a 30-story hotel/residential tower that would be Maine's tallest building.

Google agreement with Nevada regulators to provide geothermal power for data centers is the latest step in its quest for a lower-carbon supply in the next five years. 

Officials say school did not comply with “one or more” grant terms, which it denies. Media link their action to Trump energy stance but also to separate policy dispute with Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) on transgender high school athletes

Several states, including Massachusetts and New York, are considering pilot projects or backing legislation that would allow gas utilities to develop networked geothermal heating and cooling systems.

The mandate requires executive department agencies to review and assess whether public works construction projects totaling more than $35 million are favorable for workers and the community.