Infrastructure

President Obama's top economic advisor urges Congress to enter into a "grand bargain on jobs" in exchange for national infrastructure bank.

Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority chairman Denny Granum resigned from the board amid an FBI investigation of fraud.

U.S. port infrastructure projects may get some breathing room as another delay looms for Panama Canal expansion.

Louisville, Ky., holds public workshops Jan. 13-17 for its strategic multi-model transportation planning effort known as "Move Louisville."

More public transit options do not reduce highway congestion and fewer options do not make it worse, according to an analysis by Reason Foundation.

Reduced federal funding prompts Kentucky and Ohio to consider using a P3 to build the $3.57 billion Brent Spence Bridge Project between Kentucky and Cincinnati.

Fitch Ratings has assigned an AAApre rating with a negative watch to $2.3 billion Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor 1999 revenue series bonds that are being pre-refunded using the proceeds of a refinancing of the bonds conducted earlier this month.

Standard & Poor's placed nearly $1 billion of certificates of participation for four transit systems on its watch list Monday based on its new ratings criteria.

Important decisions lie ahead in the New Year for the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority in central Florida, including hiring a new director.

Heavily used roads in Texas' energy-producing regions will get $150 million for repairs and improvements.