NYU report ranks cities based on tech economies
The report will be used to advocate for metropolitan areas, city governance and policies that improve the development of technology-building capacities.
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Chicago unveils 95th Street transit plan as part of billions in ongoing investments
The plan promotes walkable, mixed-use development near train stations and major bus lines that provide amenities for nearby residents.
New York to fund $150M in clean energy upgrades at state colleges
The new funding, from the $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act, would replace existing, low-efficiency energy systems.
California Water Commission explores new funding opportunities after project withdrawal
California is on the verge of making major investments to safeguard against water shortages, if state officials can agree on how to spend newly available dollars. At a recent meeting of the California Water Commission, officials weighed approaches for allocating more than
Maryland coalition rallies support for $420M in transportation upgrades
When combined with federal dollars, the program has potential to unlock nearly $700 million in total transportation resources.
Traverse City approves $42M bond to upgrade wastewater infrastructure
The approved funds will finance major upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant, focusing on the headworks and ultraviolet disinfection systems.
Chattanooga approves nearly $30M for public safety, infrastructure investments
The move seeks to enhance funding for critical infrastructure projects while safeguarding the city's long-term financial health.
Montana Tech finalizing campus master plan for $40M renovation
The plan is expected to be finalized and published within the next two to three months, with construction slated to begin in 2026.
University of Michigan to build $60M EV battery laboratory
The new facility will feature three dedicated battery laboratories equipped for research into next-generation battery technologies.
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.
