Governors, CEOs and Trump Are All Showing an Interest in Workforce Development

“I don’t care what country you represent, or what industry you represent, workforce is a challenge,” said Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin.

Comey Testimony Overshadows Trump’s Infrastructure Remarks in Ohio

Congressional Democrats, meanwhile, continue to criticize the president’s proposals.

5 Things We Know (And Don’t Know) About Trump’s Pending Infrastructure Plan

In the nation’s capital, there was plenty of talk during Infrastructure Week about the forthcoming proposal.

Counties Provide the Local Lens for Infrastructure Package

In a guest article, Hennepin County, Minn., Commissioner Peter McLaughlin advocates for an “all of the above” approach to federal investment in infrastructure.

As White House Formulates Infrastructure Plan, Talks With State and Local Groups Continue

“I would say that there's been direct communications at least once a month for the last several months,” said a staff member with the National Governors Association.

Cincinnati Seeks P3 Deal to Develop a ‘Wi-Fi Superhighway’

“We want the marketplace to organically build this thing out,” according to City Manager Harry Black.

Moody’s: Any Big Infrastructure Spending Ramp-Up Likely to Be Slow

Among the constraints the ratings agency noted in a report issued Tuesday: “There is no bipartisan agreement on how to fund such investment.”

Talk About Private Investment in Water Systems Percolates on Capitol Hill

“Look, a trillion dollars is not going to come from the federal government,” said U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster, who chairs the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

Albuquerque Leverages P3 to Restore a ‘Special But Difficult’ Historic Route 66 Landmark

America’s byways are dotted with boarded-up motels, but in New Mexico’s largest city, the old El Vado is set to be transformed through a public-private partnership.

Counties Struggle Under Burden of Unfunded Mandates

“Both the state and federal governments must be more cognizant of the financial pressures created by unfunded mandates," according to Joel Griffith, the deputy research director at the National Association of Counties.

A Municipal Model for Place-Based Impact Investing

Dallas foundations have close to $2 billion to spend on social change.

The Promise and Pitfalls of Privatizing Public Transit

Start-ups are proving more efficient than government in areas like transportation. Should some services be privatized?

Cities Have the 'Ability to Coalescence That Bottom-Up Movement' to Fix Racial Inequalities

At a pivotal point in U.S. history, local governments and the private sector must collaborate to close opportunity gaps where the federal government cannot, according to social justice experts.

Navigator Award Finalist: Jason Kemp and Team, Home Base Iowa

Helping military veterans and families advance their careers through government collaboration, while also shrinking the Hawkeye State’s skills gap.

Nonprofit Helps Upgrade Harrisburg's Ailing IT; Disgraced Florida Mayor's Mysterious Charity

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: A bill undermining Michigan's labor unions?; a federal mining dispute in Minnesota; and a California city gets a transportation facelift.

How Cities Are Leading the Way on Infrastructure Innovation

“While states weren’t looking, our cities became better governed, better managed places,” said Martin O’Malley, the former governor of Maryland and mayor of Baltimore.

How Ohio and IBM Co-Manage the State’s Data Center

The State of Ohio Computing Center consolidates 26 agencies on one floor.

San José Partners With Facebook on Accessible, Gigabit Internet

Did California’s aspiring “Demonstration City” discover a better model for universal broadband access?

As Water Infrastructure Crumbles, Many Cities Seek Private Help

Nearly 2,000 municipalities have entered public-private partnerships for all or part of their water supply systems.

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