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Baltimore’s busy port is expected to return to normal in July, 4 months after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
Finance
Baltimore’s busy port is expected to return to normal in July, 4 months after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
By Lea Skene, Brian Witte and The Associated PressJune 13, 2024
Baltimore shipping channel closed after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse finally fully reopens
Finance
Baltimore shipping channel closed after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse finally fully reopens
By Lea Skene and The Associated PressJune 11, 2024
A gushing water pipe in the street
Environment
‘I just cried’: Atlanta fixes 4-day-long water leak by cutting off an entire neighborhood where residents now can’t take showers or flush 
By Jeff Amy and The Associated PressJune 3, 2024
Why can’t America have high-speed rail? Because our investment is a ‘rounding error’ compared with Europe’s, says Amtrak’s CEO
Politics
Why can’t America have high-speed rail? Because our investment is a ‘rounding error’ compared with Europe’s, says Amtrak’s CEO
By Paolo ConfinoMay 19, 2024
Baltimore Bridge
Finance
Ship that collapsed Baltimore bridge had blackouts both 10 hours before leaving port and shortly before fatal collision
By Lea Skene, Denise Lavoie and The Associated PressMay 15, 2024
collapsed bridge and cargo ship
Finance
The collapsed Baltimore bridge will be demolished soon, and the crew of the ship that’s trapped underneath will be onboard when the explosives go off
By Lea Skene and The Associated PressMay 12, 2024
An archival photo of an Amtrak train by a bridge
Companies
After getting billions in federal funding, Amtrak is ‘trying to claw 19th century and 20th century assets and pull them into the 21st century,’ CEO says
By Paolo ConfinoMay 10, 2024
Ken Welch
Success
St. Petersburg’s first Black mayor will consider a $1.3 billion ballpark plan that seeks to make amends for demolishing historic Gas Plant neighborhood
By Curt Anderson and The Associated PressMay 8, 2024
Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner with an approaching train in the background
Leadership
Amtrak no longer has to live ‘hand to mouth’ after being starved of funding for decades, CEO says
By Paolo ConfinoMay 6, 2024
Connecticut bridge
Environment
American infrastructure cracks again as tanker fire shuts down Interstate-95 in Connecticut for days
By Susan Haigh, Pat Eaton-Robb and The Associated PressMay 2, 2024
Baltimore bridge
Finance
Baltimore’s grim bridge math: $350 million insurance payment versus $1.9 billion rebuilding estimate
By Brian Witte and The Associated PressMay 2, 2024
Rabbit R1 device
Newsletters
You’ll probably need to learn a new acronym to keep up with the latest AI trend
By Sage LazzaroMay 2, 2024
The AI frenzy could fall flat as companies hoard chips without enough data centers to host them
Commentary
The AI frenzy could fall flat as companies hoard chips without enough data centers to host them
By Aroosh ThillainathanApril 24, 2024
Pipework inside the Oresundsverket natural gas-fired power plant, operated by Uniper SE, in Malmö, Sweden
Politics
Sweden gears up for an uncertain future as it invests billions in infrastructure and energy grid defence
By Lars Paulsson, Niclas Rolander and BloombergApril 24, 2024
Baltimore officials plan to open a deeper channel in port to release ships trapped in harbor
Finance
Baltimore officials plan to open a deeper channel in port to release ships trapped in harbor
By The Associated PressApril 23, 2024
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