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Massachusetts commits $158 million to boost low-income housing developments

Projects include new senior developments, a deep energy retrofit and the adaptive reuse of an old mill being converted into housing.

Adam Rollins

Seneca Park Zoo moves into design phase for $100 million exhibit, infrastructure project

The zoo’s plans include building a new tropics exhibit and a main entry building.

Brady Pieper

Michigan governor proposes $3 billion plan to improve local roads, transit statewide

Reports say that Michigan drivers currently pay more than $750 a year for car repairs due to poor infrastructure.

Brady Pieper

Rhode Island explores first public medical school to strengthen health care workforce

Currently, there is only one full medical school operating in Rhode Island – Alpert Medical School at Brown University.

Jerrod Kingery

St. Louis unveils $100 million plan to transform Steinberg Rink into year-round destination

This plan introduces a world-class design to restore the rink and reimagine the surrounding 22.5-acre area as The Glade.

Brady Pieper

Ohio proposes $2.5 billion bond measure for infrastructure upgrades

The new bond language proposes an amendment to the state constitution that allows the issuance of bonds to fund government projects.

Keaton Peters

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

Brady Pieper

Tennessee proposes $59.5 billion budget for infrastructure, energy and workforce development

The budget features major investments in disaster relief, nuclear energy and transportation infrastructure.

Brady Pieper

New York City plans pedestrian safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements at aging 42nd Street intersection

NYDOT will commit approximately $41.7 million to the project, while the state Department of Environmental Protection will invest about $15.2 million to the venture.

Miles Smith

Maryland launches grant program to boost transit-oriented development and economic growth

Eligible projects must have a direct connection or benefit to a site the state has designated for transit-oriented development.

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