April 2025

National Labor Relations Board member Gwynne Wilcox, a Democrat who President Donald Trump removed from the labor dispute panel long before her five-year term was set to expire, wants the U.S. Appeals Court in Washington, D.C. to review a

The U.K. government has approved a $13-billion plan to construct a new road connection across the Thames River east of London, with a recommendation made to Secretary of State for Transport Heidi Alexander on March 20. The Lower Thames Crossing will

SmithGroup designed the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center and Health Center, a $68-million recreation center and health clinic in Racine, Wisc.Photo courtesy of SmithGroup ENR Midwest has

Industry experts are bracing for impact after President Donald Trump announced April 2 a 10% tariff on all countries beginning April 5, with roughly 60 countries, among them China and the European Union, subject to higher rates starting April 9. “[Tariffs]

National Labor Relations Board member Gwynne Wilcox, a Democrat whom President Donald Trump removed from the board labor dispute panel before her five-year term was set to expire in August 2028, wants the U.S. Appeals Court in Washngton, D.C.

The Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority in charge of the Gold Line light rail project in Southern California announced it is canceling its current design-build procurement delivery method on the 3.2-mile Pomona-Montclair segment and is shifting to construction manager-at-risk

A power company is missing a 60-ton crane that disappeared from a power line project site in Columbus, Ohio where it was being used to take apart steel towers. The 2019 Kenworth Long Boom National Crane, valued at $500,000, was