Presidential candidate Donald Trump would use financial gains from oil and gas drilling to fund highways and some other infrastructure, he told Republican supporters at the party's national convention.

The National Labor Relations Board has dropped an appeal of a ruling that said its 2023 Joint Employer rule was flawed, marking a win for construction and other business groups that preferred a 2023 definition of what constitutes a joint employer.

The Renfrew Bridge is due to close for the first time this month with halves built separately in Belgium and Netherlands.

Majority decision overturning 40-years of legal precedent in court deference to federal agency expertise in rulemaking leaves many unanswered questions. 

The state implemented a custom energy conservation code based on the 2021 IECC this year and is in the process of developing a stretch energy code.

A mild recession may be on the horizon despite expected interest rate cuts later this year.

Butch Graham is elevated from Corps deputy commanding general and head of its civil and emergency operations

Funding deal will push forward two-decade-plus effort to build barriers and take other steps to prevent invasive species migration into the key U.S. shipping and recreation hub.

The construction unemployment rate fell to 3.3%, another signal that the labor supply pressures of recent years are still ongoing.

The proposed Rio Indio reservoir would supply Panama's water needs for the next 50 years, officials say.