The City of Oak Ridge's Industrial Development Board signed over a 624-acre parcel to nuclear energy company Orano USA to build a uranium enrichment facility.

With state road projects being delayed and revenue shortfalls looming, tolling on Interstate 70 appears a likely step to maintain and expand infrastructure.

Leaders say “Project Ike” will help the country produce more enriched uranium and lessen reliance on countries overseas.

Preview this article 1 min In the 2030s, the Ohio Department of Transportation plans to remove the northbound section of Interstate 75’s Lockland split, opening up a major piece of land for reuse.

A proposed apartment development project took another step toward becoming a reality. Portland Redevelopment Commission voted ...

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Improvement work at two of Nottingham's busiest junctions has taken a major step forward, with £3.7 billion of funding ...

Fairview Park is taking a step back regarding plans to relocate the service garage from behind City Hall to 22100 Mastick ...

After transforming thousands of homes with thoughtful design and meticulous execution, Chattels Design is taking its next big ...

Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha on March 27 held a working session with Mariam J. Sherman, the World Bank's Division Director for ...

The requested zone change is part of the developer’s plan to construct 480 multifamily units and 118 single family townhouses ...

Vinci (ENXTPA:DG) has secured contracts to upgrade river locks on the Rhône in France, supporting low carbon river transport. The group, via subsidiary Nuvia, also won a multi year contract for ...