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New Mexicos construction employment has decreased steadily over the last decade and is now about 11 percent below its peak in 2006.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- Sioux Falls continues to be a leader in the nation of construction jobs over the past year. That's according to the As...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- Sioux Falls continues to be a leader in the nation of construction jobs over the past year. That's according to the As...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- Sioux Falls continues to be a leader in the nation of construction jobs over the past year. That's according to the As...

The Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act includes $550 billion in new funding over five years as well as reauthorizes increased transportation funding through 2026. Details here.

The Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors has donated more than $250,000 to Louisiana Tech University’s Construction Engineering Technology program as part of its ongoing effort to increase the training opportunities for the next generation of leaders in construction management.

A bipartisan effort has devolved into last-ditch efforts to keep current transportation funding levels for one more month and to prevent a federal government shutdown.

After almost three weeks of striking, the Northwest Carpenters Union has reached a tentative deal with Associated General Contractors. KIRO 7 reports that the strike is on hold until members can vote on the deal, with carpenters returning to work today in the meantime. As part of the tentative deal, carpenters will get a "total package" increase of $10.02 per hour over three years, retroactive pay from June 1 through the tentative contract's end date,...

Thousands of carpenters are back on the job Wednesday after 13 days of hitting the picket lines for better wages. 

An industry task force encourages participation in the Suicide Prevention Safety Stand-Down, Sept. 6-10, to raise awareness about the unique risks construction workers face.