Residents in Spring Hill, Kansas, will vote on a $60 million bond to support expanding school facilities, enhancing educational opportunities and improving the district’s infrastructure. The Spring Hill School District is unveiling the new Building Opportunities for Student Success BOND 2025, which seeks to fund district-wide improvements to facilities and capacity over the next five […]
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) unveiled plans on March 4 to launch a new feasibility study in the upper Lynn Canal. The agency wants to investigate the construction of a road and other infrastructure that it says could create more cost-effective and reliable transportation in the area. The proposal to build […]
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is awarding up to $12 million to support cyberinfrastructure. The foundation seeks to advance scientific discovery and innovation through its Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure (CICI) program. The NSF anticipates funding between 12 and 20 projects across four distinct program areas: Usable and Collaborative Security for Science (UCSS): Awards of up to […]
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed Senate Bill 26 (SB26), creating a path to reinvest tax revenue from within the downtown sports district into funding for a renovation of the Salt Palace Convention Center and other downtown revitalizations. The project, expected to cost a combined $1 billion, will receive most of its funds through enabling […]
America’s roads, bridges and highways, both urban and rural, represent a major driver of economic growth and connectivity throughout the nation. However, portions of the country’s transportation system are aging, resulting in poor road conditions, safety concerns, costly car repairs for drivers and inefficiencies that hinder truck and freight movement. According to an analysis from […]
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is looking to reduce regulations on a major sector of the economy. The agency recently launched what Chairman Brendan Carr calls a “massive, new deregulatory initiative” aimed at eliminating unnecessary rules and regulations, and it is seeking public input on every FCC rule that could be eliminated to reduce regulatory […]
Municipalities across New York are asking the governor for predictable funding increases to address local fiscal challenges. In a letter sent to state leadership on March 7, nearly 400 mayors and local officials organized under the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM) praised the first increase in unrestricted municipal aid in […]