Electric Vehicle Charger Plans in 35 States Approved by White House
It's a key step in unlocking $5 billion available for installing thousands of charging stations on highways around the country.
Clash Over Infrastructure Permitting Heats Up on Capitol Hill
Despite objections from fellow Democrats, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he will press ahead with a deal to attach an overhaul of energy project permitting to a must-pass spending bill. Meanwhile, Republicans have a plan of their own.
These Red States Don’t Want Climate Targets—But They Do Want Green Jobs
How Georgia and other Republican-led states are trying to benefit from the clean manufacturing boom.
Against Federal Guidance, States Plan to Expand Highways
A new report says money from the infrastructure package could be funneled to “highway boondoggles.”
Heat Waves and Flooding are Battering Electricity and Water Systems
COMMENTARY | America’s aging infrastructure is sagging under the pressure of climate change.
How Localities in One Midwest State are Spending New Federal Funds
Local leaders shared work they have underway using pandemic aid and infrastructure dollars during a White House visit.
Cybersecurity Grants Are Coming. Are You Ready?
COMMENTARY | Federal grants worth $1 billion could position state and local governments to harden their networks and protect themselves from cyber threats. Here’s what to keep in mind.
Federal Grants for Broadband Expansion Begin to Flow
Louisiana is the first state to receive planning dollars from a pair of high-speed internet programs in the infrastructure law. Funding is expected to reach other states soon.
How One City Delivers Broadband to Homes and Businesses at No Cost to Municipality
The partnership gives SiFi Networks right-of-way access to install fiber for its open access network in the Texas town—and even pays the city a licensing fee.
Despite New Funding, Infrastructure Jobs Prove Tough to Fill
Projects can't get built without the right workers, but a National League of Cities analysis shows how hiring for infrastructure jobs can be time consuming compared to other fields. NLC also offers tips for how governments can help to ease the problem.
‘Do Not Drink the Water,’ Mississippi Governor Tells Jackson Area’s 250,000 Residents
“The city cannot produce enough water to fight fires, to flush toilets and to meet other critical needs,” Gov. Tate Reeves said.
‘Really Disappointing’: For Housing Advocates, Democrats’ New Spending Law Is a Major Letdown
After $150 billion for affordable housing was stripped from the legislation, they’re looking for alternatives to secure funding they say is urgently needed to address rising rents and home prices.
One County's Big Plans to Electrify Its Fleet, Build Out Local Charging Network
Orange County, Florida, wants to transition all of vehicles over to electric while also building out its EV changing station network for residents and Disney World visitors.
How Cities Can Learn From Today’s Climate Crises to Prepare for Tomorrow
Dallas, which last week was hit with nearly 15 inches of rain that turned roads into rivers and poured into homes, is only the latest flood disaster.
The US Needs Millions More Apartment Homes. What Can Localities Do to Help Boost Supply?
Building industry officials say more flexible local zoning and land use regulations could be key to increasing the number of apartments. Some cities and counties are doing those things, but the situation is complex.
$45M in Federal Funding Awarded for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity
The Department of Energy’s investment will help to fund 15 research projects to protect critical energy infrastructure.
How Federal Infrastructure Funds Can Build More Accessible Transit Systems
COMMENTARY | By taking significant steps towards increasing accessibility, public transit systems will better incorporate equity and social mobility into their operations.
New Semiconductor Law Aims to Create ‘Silicon Valleys’ Across US
$10 billion in funding will go to support 20 research hubs with a third of them set to be in small or rural communities.
Passenger Rail Projects in 8 States to Receive $233M in Federal Grants
The Transportation Department also says it plans to open the grant-making process this fall for $7.2 billion in passenger rail funding available under the infrastructure law.
Federal Government Announces Historic Water Cuts as Colorado River Falls to New Lows
“The system is approaching a tipping point."
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