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A new Environment Protection Agency proposal to roll back a rule on downwind emissions from power plants and industrial sources is drawing both praise and criticism.

With most of the federal government funded through a continuing resolution lasting into September, focus turns to the US Dept. of Homeland Security budget that is still being debated under a new…

The public-private partnership will manage construction of the world’s second largest desalination facility, set to meet 40% of the country’s drinking water needs.

A  joint venture of JE Dunn and Clark Construction is leading a $361-million Phase II project to upgrade football facilities, expand the campus gateway and add a mixed-use development at the University…

The Industral Co. will start construction in spring on 1.425-GW combined‑cycle plant in Monroe County to meet rising electricity demand across the 38-member power cooperative.

 A Cook County Circuit Judge in Illinois rules that Cook County misdirected $243 million in transportation revenues in 2023 that should have gone to transportation infrastructure needs. 

New York City is aligning its building code to be more closely aligned with international model standards and state requirements.

The Ballard Underwater Ring Transporter offers a potential solution for aging water infrastructure.

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital has started planning low-acuity pediatric hospital to be built in suburban Downers Grove.