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AECOM is arbitrating a claim by a former unit president. court records show. .

Cracked highways and a report of fatalities at a partially collapsed shopping mall in Japan’s Kumamoto prefecture following a magnitude 6.8 earthquake. .

One worker is still missing after being apparently swept away in a storm sewer during a heavy rain in the Chicago area on July 27. .

Florida state officials recently signed an agreement with the Corps of Engineers to expedite restoration of the Everglades, enabling a key component to reach construction completion five years ahead of schedule. .

Connecticut’s largest rail initiative in decades begins with a three-mile overhaul designed to boost capacity, shorten trips and sustain service. .

Private companies are hustling to invest in vertiports and charging facilities. Advanced air mobility is anticipated to help ease traffic for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. .

Re-routing construction helps preserve the facility’s planned on-time arrival. .

Federal officials are replacing years of completed planning for Union Station with a public-private strategy, even as key questions about scope, financing and environmental approvals remain unanswered. .

New DOB records reveal inspectors escalated enforcement at Manhattan’s 222 Broadway after earlier stop-work actions and alleged reporting failures involving repaired concrete beams under review. .

North America’s longest cable-stayed bridge begins carrying traffic after years of construction and a diplomatic impasse gave way to cross-border cooperation and trade flows on July 27. .