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Authorities investigating death of contractor at Nucor - Vimarsana News

Authorities investigating death of contractor at Nucor

Nucor Steel Indiana is investigating a workplace fatality involving a contractor that occurred Friday morning. The death involved an Edw. C. Levy Co. contract employee working at the …

DBusiness Daily Update: Ally and Detroit Pistons-themed Stock Car to be Unveiled Friday in Detroit, and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Ally and Detroit Pistons-themed Stock Car to be Unveiled Friday in Detroit, and More

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Michigan fight over gravel, sand mines is back in Capitol | Crain's Detroit Business - Vimarsana News

Michigan fight over gravel, sand mines is back in Capitol | Crain's Detroit Business

LANSING — A not-in-my-backyard fight over opening new mines to source aggregates for Michigan road and bridge projects is back before lawmakers, with a coalition of industry groups and labor unions pushing bills that are opposed by municipalities and environmental organizations. The legislation…

New railroad spur south of Colorado Springs could support industrial park, Fort Carson - Vimarsana News

New railroad spur south of Colorado Springs could support industrial park, Fort Carson

A new railroad spur planned south of Colorado Springs could serve Fort Carson and a new industrial park that could support thousands of jobs.

Michigan's record on infrastructure: Ignore everything - Vimarsana News

Michigan's record on infrastructure: Ignore everything

Michigan’s roads, bridges, dams, harbors, water and stormwater systems are all in need of long-term repairs. That costs lots of money. What would cost more? Not making plans to start paying that money now. (Bridge/Crain’s photo by Michael Lee II) LANSING — In the summer of 2003, a massive power outage brought a swath of the eastern United States and Canada ‒ including much of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula ‒ to a standstill. The blackout, which started when a single electrical wire touched a tree in Ohio, left roughly 50 million people in the dark for days, and exposed the vulnerabi...