$30M Fund Announced for New Sardis Lake Water Treatment Facility
Representatives from the Choctaw Nation, USDA, and Oklahoma Water Resources Board announce $30M for Sardis Lake.
Teamsters Local 512 Bus Workers in Jacksonville Approve Strike Vote
School bus workers in Jacksonville, Fla., authorize strike, demanding a fair contract after stalled negotiations.
Higher Ed Leaders Criticize Trump's Revised Compact as Politically Driven
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten and AAUP President Todd Wolfson criticize Trump’s new education compact.
Shapiro Administration Offers Funding to Boost Pennsylvania Downtowns
Governor Shapiro's 2026-27 budget earmarks $20M for Main Street Matters, boosting PA downtowns and small businesses, enhancing local economic resilience.
JLL Capital Markets arranges $213M refinancing for industrial portfolio
JLL Capital Markets arranged $213M refinancing for 8 Class A industrial buildings across major U.S. markets.
Nurses Rally Against Planned Layoffs at California CommonSpirit Hospitals
Over 5,000 nurses petition against CommonSpirit's planned layoffs, fearing adverse effects on patient care and safety, demanding rescission to protect communities.
Trump's Name Graces Moroccan Highway Amid U.S. Investment in Sahara
Within days, Morocco named its Tiznit-Dakhla Expressway after Trump, as the U.S. backed investments in Western Sahara.
AI Data Center Market to Surge from $36.32B in 2025 to $348.4B by 2035
The AI data center market is set to jump from $36.32B in 2025 to $348.4B by 2035, with a 25.37% CAGR.
UAW Mourns Member James Brasher, Pledges Safety Investigation
James Brasher, a veteran UAW member, tragically died during a renovation at Stellantis' Mopar Division; UAW vows to investigate and ensure workplace safety.
Cantwell Celebrates Grays Harbor Terminal 4 Opening, Highlights Investment
Senator Cantwell celebrates the Port of Grays Harbor's Terminal 4 grand opening, bolstered by a $25.5M PIDP grant.
