High-speed electronic tolling technology may be the key to building the next generation of U.S. highways, but the future seems to be getting off to a bumpy start in the Washington, DC., area.

Which of two Maryland light rail projects stands the best chance of receiving FTA funding assistance? Maybe a little game of "moneyball" is the answer.

Northeastern coastal areas are learning what North Carolina's Outer Banks already know: hurricanes are hell on infrastructure.

Southside Virginia is poised to undergo a radical change, in more ways than one. But is everybody happy about it?

Thirteen years after the last referendum was defeated, supporters of light rail in Virginia Beach are trying again. This time, they face a much different economic and political environment.

The US space industry may be making more small steps than giant leaps, but there's enough interest to generate talk about new launch and support facilities.

"Battlefield Bypass" compromise could lead to new north-south highway in Virginia's DC suburbs.

It’s been one year since a 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook up what had started out as a typically lazy August afternoon in the Mid-Atlantic.

Tuesday’s groundbreaking for the $1 billion I-95 Express Lanes project in Northern Virginia had all the elements one typically finds at such events: gold shovels, beaming politicians, and speeches extolling the bounty of benefits to be realized in the not-too-distant future.

DC's old 11th Street Bridge could still be a link, only this time for people instead of vehicles.