A $1.2 billion project to replace a Depression-era drawbridge in the heart of Boston and create more than 15,000 jobs will be completed under the terms of a newly signed project labor agreement, Gov.

But the federal government does not consider any agreement with the University of Oregon to be finalized, The Oregonian/OregonLive has learned.

The future of Barracuda Bay Water Park is uncertain after a lawsuit was filed challenging the city's plan to replace the ...

ADB selects OneVizion as its enterprise platform partner to support field execution, improve operational visibility, ...

“For every alum who built it. For every future Nittany Lion who will raise it higher. This is the next chapter of Penn State ...

Mesa faith leaders urge the City Council to finalize plans and open the Sunaire Hotel as transitional housing. Here's what to ...

Amtrak will begin accepting applications for community grants related to its Frederick Douglass Tunnel project in Baltimore on March 23. The Community Investment Program is part of a $50 million ...

Lorain County had no shortage of news last week — from residents pushing back against a proposed $67.4 million industrial mega site, to striking Job and Family Services workers filing a labor charge ...

Ford Racing has announced three key appointments for its 2027 FIA World Endurance Championship Hypercar program with an ORECA ...

West Charlotte High School has been selected to be part of the Iovine and Young Center, a technology, design and ...

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN EIGHT YEARS, FAIRFIELD HOUSING AUTHORITY HAS OPENED UP ITS HOUSING VOUCHER WAITLIST. 2500 APPLICANTS ...

A discussion will examine how democracy becomes more inclusive in practice in a program sponsored by the American Democracy Project. The event, “Democracy in Action: Engaging Historically Marginalized ...