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National energy grid at risk of widespread blackouts by 2030, DOE report finds

A DOE report warns that AI is straining the U.S. grid, increasing blackout risk unless alternative power sources are expanded.

Candace Barnette

California allocates $1.5B for statewide transit, infrastructure upgrades

California is investing $1.5 billion in transit and freight projects, seeking to enhance safety and boost infrastructure statewide.

A drone in the air before a snow-dusted field and blue sky.

Adam Rollins

FAA plots course to integrate advanced drone technology into air network

FAA's audit outlines reforms for BVLOS drone operations, citing safety, data and engagement issues amid new technologies.

A three-lane highway carrying a semi truck through desert and dry, mountainous country.

Veronica Piscitelli

Utah DOT plans $195M interstate widening through St. George to improve connectivity

Utah will invest $195 million to widen I-15 in St. George, adding lanes and underpasses to improve connectivity.

A construction vehicle on a dirt patch on a construction site.

Adam Rollins

Texas City moves to design phase for $41.5M municipal complex project

Texas City has selected an architect to design an upcoming $41.5 million municipal complex. Currently in the design phase, construction is expected to begin in May 2026. The existing city hall no longer has the capacity to effectively serve the logistical needs

An intersection with an elevated train track and cars beneath is photographed from a building top in Chicago.

Miles Smith

Federal funding for public transit, rail improvements could see $1.5B boost

The President's FY 2026 discretionary budget request included $21.2 billion for public transit and $16.5 billion for passenger rail.

Traffic drives down a long elevated highway as the sun set behind the road in Maryland.

Miles Smith

Maryland announces $143M for statewide roadway improvements

The planned improvements are part of the state’s $21 billion capital improvement plan, which includes potholes and resurfacing.

Garbage and debris are piled up alongside a beach concluding Hurricane Matthew.

Veronica Piscitelli

Study finds fortified home grant program in Alabama reduces hurricane damage, costs

The first-of-its-kind study reviewed thousands of insurance claims from affected homes, finding cost savings for Fortified homes.

The image depicts a view above a neighborhood full of white houses and reddish roofs.

Allison Barnette

HUD awards $29M to Maine for affordable housing, lead mitigation

The funds, distributed through five HUD programs, will support housing, infrastructure and services in several municipalities.

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