Both red and blue states are backing bullet trains while Amtrak has taken the lead on a proposed Dallas-Houston project.

Costs for these projects are only getting higher, but political support seems to be growing in both major parties.

With two projects underway, business, labor and government leaders see the dawn of a new industry that “could be a very ...

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As climate change increases the city's rainfall, Illinois is requiring Chicago to revamp a decade-old plan for stormwater ...

The system, which captures waste heat for districtwide heating and cooling, is expected to help the buildings served meet ...

Microapartments with shared bathrooms and kitchens could suit service workers, retirees and young professionals and cost 25% ...

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Voters are being asked to approve billions in taxes to support public transit, roads, greenbelts and bike and pedestrian ...

Grants announced today are the largest-ever funding round for the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements ...

The state is collecting monthly data on how communities spend the money and whether investments make a measurable difference.

The company plans to use the money to bring its “Waymo One” commercial ride-hailing service to more U.S. cities.