Infrastructure Investment
Governor Shapiro Secures $152M Investment to Expand PA Ag IndustryNew!!
Governor Shapiro's $152M deal with Bell & Evans boosts Pennsylvania's agriculture, adding 382 jobs in Lebanon County, enhancing local economic growth.
NGA Workshop Unites States to Tackle Infrastructure Funding ChallengesNew!!
Infrastructure Coordinators Workshop brings together infrastructure leaders from 20 states and territories
New York City – The National Governors Association hosted its twice-yearly Infrastructure Coordinators Workshop.
Tourism Boosts Pennsylvania's Economy by $87B, 521K Jobs in 2025New!!
In 2025, under Governor Shapiro, tourism in Pennsylvania surged, adding $6.4 billion and 13,427 jobs, attracting 206.2 million visitors.
EPA Awards $4M for Saraland's Brownfields Cleanup and RedevelopmentNew!!
Saraland, Ala. (September 30, 2026) —
EPA and City of Saraland officials announce $4M in Brownfields funding for cleanup and redevelopment.
Denver Public Workers Unionize After 20-Year Fight for Bargaining RightsNew!!
Auditors, Clerks, Transit Workers Unionize After a 20-Year Fight for Rights; Nearly 750 Join Teamsters in Denver.
Shapiro Administration Applauds DrinkPAK Expansion in PhiladelphiaNew!!
The Shapiro Administration marks DrinkPAK's new Philadelphia facility as a key part of a transformative project in the Bellwether District, boosting local economy.
Trump Rebrands AI as "Super Intelligence" with New Executive OrderNew!!
President Trump signed an Executive Order to replace "Artificial Intelligence" with "Super Intelligence" in the U.S. gov.
Governor Shapiro, Leaders Announce $64M Plan to Revitalize HarrisburgNew!!
Governor Shapiro and Lt. Governor Davis collaborate with local leaders to inject $64M in investments, aiming to boost Harrisburg's downtown economy and livability.
Nationwide Coalition Launches to Promote Responsible Data Center GrowthNew!!
The American Infrastructure Alliance launches a labor-business coalition to ensure responsible data center growth.
Lambda to Build Data Center in Oklahoma, Ensures Ratepayer ProtectionsNew!!
Lambda Inc. will build a $500M data center in Oklahoma, pledging to cover energy costs and create 1,000 jobs in Mayes County.
