Infrastructure

Airport capital needs will total $75.7 billion through 2019 to keep pace with increases in passenger and cargo loads.

Indian River County, Fla., plans to file a federal lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of Transportation's private activity bond allocation for the All Aboard Florida passenger train project.

California's Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency failed again to get approvals from a water board needed to move ahead on a five-mile extension of one of its toll roads.

State and local officials see chaos ahead for highway funding if Congress doesn't quickly pass a long-term transportation bill.

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and two fellow Democrats have introduced a bill that would provide $50 million in federal grants for each of fiscal years 2015-2019 to help states, local communities, and tribal governments upgrade their water and wastewater infrastructure systems.

The Arizona Department of Transportation can begin acquiring right-of-way for the 22-mile-long Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway after the Federal Highway Administration issued its record of decision approving the project.

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is coming to market Tuesday with $51 million of transportation bonds backed by a countywide sales tax.

A federal ruling against states may set a precedent for risky local spending on broadband, credit analysts said.

Phillip Washington, chief executive of the Regional Transportation District in Denver, was named to head the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Gov. Charlie Baker has filed legislation to allocate $200 million in funds to Massachusetts cities and towns for local transportation infrastructure improvements.