Shapiro, area lawmakers tout RACP grants for multiple projects

Shapiro and local lawmakers are highlighting newly awarded RACP grants that aim to strengthen multiple projects across three counties. The announcement underscores efforts to boost local development and expand opportunities in the region.

Shapiro, area lawmakers tout RACP grants for multiple projects

Liberty Hill approves nearly $934K for utility work ahead of Hwy. 29 expansion

Liberty Hill City Council approved nearly $934,000 to relocate wastewater utilities in preparation for an upcoming State Highway 29 expansion. The project, led by the Texas Department of Transportation, aims to support the city’s future growth by modernizing essential infrastructure.

Liberty Hill approves nearly $934K for utility work ahead of Hwy. 29 expansion

COLUMN: A bumpy road ahead: Easing pain at the pump means more pain on our roadways

A one-month, 10-cent decrease in the gas tax offers immediate relief for Kentuckians at the pump. Yet, by postponing the scheduled July 1 increase, policymakers may inadvertently cut crucial funding for roads across the state.

Federal budget uncertainty complicates state road, bridge projects

The federal government shutdown is in its second week with no immediate effect on Oklahoma road and bridge projects. However, the state’s top transportation official cautions that if Congress cannot reach a long-term budget deal, these projects could face serious setbacks.

Federal budget uncertainty complicates state road, bridge projects

Trump pauses $2.1B for Chicago infrastructure projects, leveraging shutdown to pressure Democrats – AP News

President Trump’s decision to freeze $2.1 billion in federal infrastructure funds for Chicago has sparked intensified tensions in Washington. Citing the ongoing government shutdown, the administration is holding the funds back as leverage in budget negotiations.