As record flooding continues across the Midwest, the region’s mayors and the Army Corps of Engineers are looking for solutions to mitigate future floods.

ENR Texas & Louisiana's August 5 print issue will feature our annual Top Contractors ranking. We'll be ranking the region's top contractors by revenue, by state and by sector.

ENR Texas & Louisiana's June 10 print issue will feature our annual Top Design Firms ranking. We'll be ranking the region's top architectural and engineering firms by revenue and by sector.

In April, ENR Texas & Louisiana will be taking a look at the Top Project Starts in 2018 by total value from across the five-state region of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas. We're sharing a preliminary list of some of the projects that could potentially be on our final ranking in the April 15 issue.

ENR's Top Young Professionals program honors 20 individuals under 40 years of age in each region who have shown extraordinary leadership and service throughout their career.

ENR Texas & Louisiana will publish its annual list of Top Specialty Contractors in the December 17 print edition. You'll see these firms ranked by revenue, as well as by state and sector.

After weeks of deliberation, a team of independent industry judges have selected ENR Texas & Louisiana's Excellence in Safety Award winners. This year our judges have recognized eight projects for their outstanding safety records and job-site procedures.

Out of a total of 121 entries submitted into ENR Texas & Louisiana's 2018 Best Projects competition, our team of judges selected 42 projects across 18 categories as the region’s best.

ENR Texas & Louisiana's August 6 print issue will feature our annual Top Contractors ranking. We'll be ranking the region's top construction firms by revenue and by sector.

Construction leaders across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas are optimistic about regional construction activity moving into the second half of 2018, despite new May figures from the Associated General Contractors of America showing the nationwide unemployment rate in construction has increased.