The order stays attempts by the U.S. Dept. of Labor to shutter the job training program until a related lawsuit is settled.

Since his father’s death in 2018, the board alleges, Fernandez Jr. had been forging his father’s signature and using his professional seal to pose as a licensed engineer. He signed off on inspections ...

Construction of new $95.2-million international terminal is expected to begin in December at Milwaukee’s Mitchell ...

Surveys are still being accepted for the August issue of the magazine, which will feature ENR's list of top contractors in ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) says NY Power Authority will run effort to develop one or more power plants upstate but offers no ...

A group of civil and structural engineers working with leading industry groups is undertaking a review of the primary ...

A recently unveiled affiliate of FlatironDragados is combining three existing New York-area firms into a new entity that will ...

The $18.5-billion capital investment plan also includes funds for MBTA power system upgrades, a multimodal transportation ...

The  package of works are part of the wider Horizon Lateral Program developed to meet the water consumption demands of the ...

The accident killed Dylan Kemp, 27, and injured an unidentified worker after steel trusses fell on them at a high school ...

Both documented and undocumented workers are being swept up as raids escalate across construction, as others avoid jobsites ...

Construction of the $120-million, four-span steel plate girder bridge spanning the Yellowstone River gorge is slated to ...