If you’ve driven down South 1st Street, or North 1st Street, you’ve likely seen the construction by the railroad on the Pioneer crossover... Paxton lawsuit seeks swift cleanup and penalties over ...

Christine Armstrong has run the Technical Skills Center since its inception, and now she's set to retire after seeing thousands of students move through classrooms ...

Along with its own 105th anniversary, St. Louis-based S. M. Wilson & Co. is celebrating the 45th work anniversary of General Superintendent Steve Williams. Williams is now one of only two individuals ...

Lamar CISD's Roosevelt Nivens wins national superintendent of the year, the second Texas leader to earn it, as the district ...

The Gateway Tunnel Project is back on after having federal funding fully restored, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul. In a social media post, Hochul said the Trump administration released the remaining ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Days after it was revealed that construction paused on the Buffalo Bills' new stadium following the discovery of graffiti and other forms of vandalism around the site, work will ...

A $100,000 reward has been offered for leads after vandalism that halted construction of the new stadium in Orchard Park. US judge throws out immigration board's ruling endorsing Trump mass detention ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A long-delayed project along the Buffalo Waterfront may resume construction next month, years after it was supposed to be finished. The renewed optimism expressed by Erie Canal Harbor ...

The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) says the $67 million project is focusing on fixing bridges, ramps and pavement while also improving accessibility. Starting Sunday, the Penn Avenue ...

EVERETT — The next phase of improvements to Kayak Point Regional Park will begin Feb. 17, continuing a three-phase, $20 million project that began in 2023, a press release said. The park will be ...

HEBER CITY — Despite an appeal filed by Heber City residents who claim a Heber Valley temple will harm their health and privacy, Utah's high court ruled that construction on the temple can continue.

Construction resumed on downtown Miami's oldest street, where road closures lingered for almost two years. Mayor Eileen Higgins, a downtown resident, called the Flagler Street Improvement a "disaster.