PROVIDENCE – An excavator used in the ongoing work to demolish the westbound half of the Washington Bridge connecting ...

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Seyfert, who was raised on a family farm in Kansas and has been president of the NGFA since 2021, sat down with Sosland Publishing to discuss transportation, US policy and the association’s focus this ...

An "exciting milestone" has been reached in the construction of the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier in Somerset after the arrival of ...

With a number of Hatteras Inlet projects either cued up or awaiting final permits, the Dare County Waterways Commission on ...

Thousands of federal workers were recently fired from their positions for being on probation. This week will likely see more agencies firing probationary workers. To be clear, probation for civil ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is currently working to modernize the New Cumberland Locks and Dam. The project includes replacing old and outdated lock chambers with newer, larger ones to allow for ...

A U.S. Department of Defense ban this week on non-essential travel and a freeze on government credit cards is causing already critical backups of barges used by Decatur industries to get worse, ...

Between ice breaking tug boats, massive cranes and large barges, there's a lot happening off Jones Island in Lake Michigan ...

Italian major decides not to proceed with a second exploration well in 2026, owner of vessel chartered for project announces ...

St. Lucie Waterfront Council members voiced concerns about possible environmental detriments from cargo shipments moving ...

A 400 x 105 foot deck barge secured from Canal Barge Company is set to have a new role, deployed off the U.S. East Coast as ...