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WINDSOR, Ont.–Windsor and Detroit should establish a transportation, distribution, and logistics cluster to best reap the economic benefits of the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, says a new study out …
LANSING — Officials of the Michigan Department of Transportation and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Michigan announced the selection of the I-94 Modernization, Advanced Bridges Project Team as …
LANSING — Support for two private business projects and more community revitalization programs won approval Tuesday from the Michigan Strategic Fund board. That business developments will generate total private investment …
LANSING – Acting Deputy State Treasurer Anne Wohlfert today announced that Jessica Moy has been named executive director of the Michigan Infrastructure Council. Moy will be coordinating the efforts of …
SOUTHFIELD — Lawrence Technological University will host the sixth annual Regional Stormwater Summit Friday, Oct. 5 on campus. The event is presented as a cooperative effort of Lawrence Tech, the …
SOUTHFIELD – What does Michigan do with the extra water that comes from heavy rainfall events that now seem to flood the area every few years? Nearly 300 government officials, …
EAST LANSING — The largest single donation ever given to Michigan State University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will enhance research focused on the nation’s strained transportation infrastructure. A …
SOUTHFIELD — “The Future of Transportation: Roads, Bridges and Transit” is the topic of this year’s President’s Symposium at Lawrence Technological University on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 7 p.m. The …
LANSING — The Michigan Economic Development Corp. and the broadband advocacy organizations Connect Michigan and the Connected Nation Exchange have launched an interactive mapping application for locating Michigan’s fastest digital …
SOUTHFIELD — When the One Detroit Center building went up in downtown Detroit, it went up directly over a massive 14-foot-wide sewer line. And to make sure that building went up …