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Baltimore seeks firms to develop transit plan for West Baltimore Red Line Station

The Red Line will connect directly to the existing Light Rail, Metro Subway and MARC train services, helping to create a more comprehensive transit system.

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New York pledges $32.6 million to develop industrial sites for high-tech manufacturing

The latest round of funding brings the total FAST NY investment to $233 million across 32 sites throughout upstate New York.

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Washington’s high-speed Internet expansion draws over 300 funding applications

The state broadband office reported 307 applications in the first round of the state's $1.2 billion BEAD program funding opportunity.

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Port of Oakland five-year plan targets electrical infrastructure, clean energy

Major initiatives include expanding electrical infrastructure to support zero-emissions equipment.

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Mercer medical school to build new $25 million campus in Georgia

Mercer University is harnessing $40 million in combined state and foundation funding to relocate its medical school to downtown Macon, Ga.

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New York invests $150 million in energy efficient college campus buildings

The funding is part of a broader push to decarbonize New York's public buildings while creating union jobs in clean energy.

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UW-Madison to lead research center on autonomous vehicles in rural communities

Autonomous vehicle technology has already been rolled out in a few urban areas where ridesharing services offer an autonomous driving option.

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North Carolina universities team up on new children’s hospital

The new hospital is designed to expand access for families to receive specialized treatment without leaving the state

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Robotaxi activity in Texas set to rev up

Four major companies have committed to operating autonomous ride-hailing services in Texas.

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Alabama weighs changing tax abatement laws to fund economic development

The plan would generate sustainable funding by retaining a portion of abated taxes from future economic development projects.

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