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Transportation leaders urge Pritzker to not divert road funds to Chicago transit - Vimarsana News

Transportation leaders urge Pritzker to not divert road funds to Chicago transit

(The Center Square) – Transportation industry leaders are urging Gov. J.B. Pritzker and legislative leaders to keep their promise to Rebuild Illinois and stop the diversion of road funds to

Switching to concrete across construction industry could aid Mass. attain zero emissions - Vimarsana News

Switching to concrete across construction industry could aid Mass. attain zero emissions

Massachusetts legislators were urged to endorse a switch in the construction industry to embrace concrete use in all buildings, walkways, roadways

Source: yahoo.com
Illinois Governor Signs Bill Allowing Punitive Damages In Most Wrongful Death Actions - Constitutional & Administrative Law - Vimarsana News

Illinois Governor Signs Bill Allowing Punitive Damages In Most Wrongful Death Actions - Constitutional & Administrative Law

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed House Bill 0219 into law on August 11, 2023, effective immediately. The statutory change will allow heirs of decedents to recover punitive damages...

Source: mondaq.com
Quarry reform bill sparks debate over local government control, environmental impact | The Daily Reporter - Vimarsana News

Quarry reform bill sparks debate over local government control, environmental impact | The Daily Reporter

The statewide shared revenue bill uses a provision from Gov. Tony Evers' budget to allow quarries to operate for nighttime construction projects.

Panel hears competing plans to pay for I-5 bridge - Vimarsana News

Panel hears competing plans to pay for I-5 bridge

Both propose $1 billion from bonds, but one would add studies for Rose Quarter and future highway funding; the other would require federal grants first.