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Rhode Island Department of Transportation Director Peter Alviti took the brunt of the blame for the calamity created as he was peppered with questions about the status of the Washington Bridge from …

Las Vegas Raiders QB Jimmy Garoppolo had a great year on the field. But it's what he's doing off of it in partnership with USAA that's making headlines.

A year after deadly earthquakes struck Turkey and Syria, experts warn tourist destinations could still be at risk of collapse

The bridge connects Europe with Asia, removing the need for a ferry journey.

Western Sydney's cultural precinct refurbishment moves into the next stage of development with news about the reimagined Riverside Theatres.

Michigan bridges received a D+ grade from the American Society of Civil Engineers in its 2023 "report card".

It's been two years since the Rainbow Viaduct in Birmingham closed to vehicular traffic. The bridge remains open to pedestrians, cyclists and scooters.

Architectural Record - Sarah Amelar

This year’s class of Top Young Professionals in the Midwest affirms that the future of design and construction in the region belongs to the firms that are willing to adapt and innovate.<

The $18,000 grants would pay for structural engineering studies on the First Presbyterian Church steeple and The Coldwater Community Center, Inc.