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A campus building boom in the 1960s and 1970s means many buildings a half-century or older inevitably require repairs and upgrades — important to train Minnesota's workforce.

Military leaders must do more to fix the failing state of troop housing and infrastructure, Rep. Michael Waltz (R-Fla.) said Wednesday during a House Armed Services subcommittee hearing. Waltz started the Subcommittee on Readiness meeting by showing photos from the Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) September 2023 review of military barracks. The images show restrooms covered…

​Measure would impose a quarter of a cent sales ​retail sales and use tax over 25 years - 85% would go to academic programs and facilities and 15% to athletics facilities.

The escalator would have been a welcome sight for Kathy Jones as she made her way to the main level of Miami International Airport on Thursday, but there was a familiar sight awaiting her: a yellow barricade announcing that it wasn’t working.

University of Oklahoma regents took action on major renovation projects affecting two historic buildings that have served as OU's library in Norman

Two House subcommittees concerned over why the National Park System's deferred maintenance backlog is not shrinking were scheduled to meet Wednesday with officials from the General Accounting Office (GAO) and the Interior Department's Inspector General (IG) to discuss the matter, but no one from the National Park Service.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson visited Independence to celebrate the completion of his Focus on Bridges initiative which repaired or replaced 250 bridges in the state since 2019.

A big part of the increase was for deferred maintenance. Regents got more questions as part of a new Senate initiative to improve the budgeting process

The Oregon Democrat wants federal officials to “act immediately” to remedy mismanagement at Crater Lake National Park by its concessioner.

Delaware public schools are looking for state funds to help with capital projects. For one district, that's some 29 buildings that will feel impact.