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Louisiana Governor-elect Jeff Landry named the members of his transition team, their plans, and said their office is located at UL at Lafayette.

For decades, the rusty old span bridge over the Pemigewasset River along New Hampshires Route 175 has been a lifeline for residents in neighboring communities, carrying emergency vehicles, school buses

More than 45 lobbyists, including former legislators, pushing sweetheart deal ending public bidding for transmission lines.

Construction industry experts say delays are common and emblematic of how implementation of the infrastructure law is being hampered by red tape, regulations and other complications that could ultimately erode

For decades, the rusty old span bridge over the Pemigewasset River along New Hampshires Route 175 has been a lifeline for residents in neighboring communities, carrying emergency vehicles, school buses

The construction industry is the backbone of our nation. Those who work in the field play important roles in building and maintaining critical infrastructure, yet the industry is facing an unprecedented labor shortage that is continuing to grow

The Associated Builders and Contractors—Inland Pacific Chapter (ABC—IPC) Trades Night event, held Oct.

For decades, the rusty old span bridge over the Pemigewasset River along New Hampshires Route 175 has been a lifeline for residents in neighboring communities, carrying emergency vehicles, school buses

Across America, temperatures are soaring – but industry groups are opposing potentially life-saving heat regulations

Industry groups have spent decades lobbying against life-saving extreme heat protections for outdoor workers.