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Port Authority of NY and NJ proposes $9.4 billion 2025 budget, $3.6 billion for infrastructure

The projects set to be funded include the redevelopment of the region’s key airports, the replacement of the aging Midtown Bus Terminal and a comprehensive rehabilitation of the George Washington Bridge.

Jerrod Kingery

Texas A&M regents approve more than $500 million in new construction projects

The approval of these projects comes after the Texas A&M System had a record $1.19 billion in spending approved by the Texas Legislature in 2023.

Brady Pieper

Feds launch new task force to advance AI safety and bolster national security

Members will bring unique, specialized expertise to the task force and help further its mission – conducting coordinated research and testing of AI models to inform national security initiatives and AI safety for the public.

Jerrod Kingery

Multiple four-year universities offering free tuition for undergrads based on family income

Some of these universities are also offering programs to pay for students' housing, dining and books.

Pete Hahnloser

$285 million designated for North Carolina semiconductor institute

The SMART USA facility will focus on using so-called “digital twins” to enhance semiconductor design, manufacturing, advanced packaging, assembly and testing in the U.S.

Keaton Peters

Feds update key safety rules for road construction projects

With roadway construction activities increasing across the country's roadways, the need for enhanced safety measures has become more pressing.

Keaton Peters

Kansas City expands transit options with new rideshare program

The program utilizes an on-demand dynamic routing model that picks up and drops off riders within one quarter mile of their request.

Brady Pieper

Chicago DOT launches pilot program to install mobile imaging technology for enhanced roadside safety

The Smart Street Pilot Program will allow the city to install cameras on city poles, city-owned vehicles and Chicago Transit Authority buses.

Brady Pieper

Silicon Valley to host CHIPS for America flagship facility

The location was chosen for its ample availability of world-leading research facilities, higher education institutions and global talent.

Keaton Peters

New York’s MTA seeks proposals for transit-oriented development

The project is part of New York’s goal to repurpose state-owned sites for new housing, which looks to create up to 15,000 new homes.

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