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  Construction of transload warehouse in Des Moines not slowed by shortage of materials or rising costs of products Project update: transload facility Estimated project cost: $25 million Developers: Des Moines Industrial in partnership with Des Moines Area MPO, city of Des Moines, Greater Des Moines Partnership, Iowa Department of Transportation and Federal Railroad Administration Architect: VAA Engineering, Planning and Design Services General contractor: Ryan Cos. Background and update: Paul Cownie isn’t sure whether to credit luck or good planning for the minimal a...

Everything these days seems to count as infrastructure. Child care is infrastructure. Elder care is infrastructure. Even court-packing is infrastructure. But...

A recent email from our state senator, Jake Corman, notified me that today, June 1, is the last day for us to get in our comments on funding options that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation wants to use to fill our transportation funding gap. One of those funding options already received the necessary board approval back in November 2020, during the dark days of the pandemic. The approval was to toll nine bridges on interstate highways around the state. Six of those will directly affect Happy Valley residents as we try to drive east, west or south from here (a map and details of th...

Every editorial product is independently selected, though we may be compensated or receive an affiliate commission if you buy something through our links. Get your kicks on America's original road trip—this 2,448-mile journey from Chicago to Santa Monica is a trip down memory lane of our nation's history. Emma Kumer/rd.com The Mother Road. America’s Highway. The Main Street of America. The Will Rogers Highway. Route 66 goes by many names, but no matter how travelers refer to it, there’s one constant everyone can agree on: “Historic Route 66 is the quintessential American experience,�...

Some observations after nearly four years of reporting on the City Accelerator