Infrastructure

Federal grant rules force PRT and SEPTA to keep procuring equipment even as Harrisburg's budget deadlock drains the capital funds those purchases were supposed to draw from.

The Red and Blue line stations, built 30 years ago, will get level boarding platforms and security improvements to win back riders and ease political pressure on the agency.

The Fargo and Minot megaprojects are hitting their peak cash years simultaneously, and the state's next budget session will decide whether both stay on schedule.

A once-in-a-generation grant window closes July 30, and cities that aren't shovel-ready will miss the largest one-time water infrastructure payout in Texas history.

A FEMA backlog-clearing directive from DHS Secretary Mullin pushed $13.1 million to a Des Moines suburb during the longest appropriations lapse in U.S. history.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act's water funding expires September 30, 2026, and South Carolina's environmental agency is moving faster than any other state in the Southeast to capture what remains.