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Denver to invest $570M in downtown revitalization after voters pass bond measure
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November 14, 2024 Editorial Staff

Researchers testing building codes as New York sets tornado record

Upstate New York’s record-breaking 31 tornadoes this summer highlighted the need for more resilient infrastructure. Researchers at the University at

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Denver to invest $570M in downtown revitalization after voters pass bond measure

December 9, 2024 Editorial Staff

Like many communities, Denver has seen a slow post-pandemic recovery in its downtown, the city said in a press release.

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Feds release $850M to fix aging water infrastructure in the West

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Colorado highway work zone deaths reportedly up 75%

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AECOM optimistic about permit reform under Trump

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With $14B in backlog, Tutor Perini will pursue fewer bids

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Florida Governor Awards $20 Million for Rural Infrastructure Projects

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