construction project
Coverage of construction project in the Nexus archive.
- Ruling BJP’s plan to construct a new building for Thiruvananthapuram Corporation office faces resistance from Opposition
The ruling BJP's proposal to build a new office for Thiruvananthapuram Corporation faces opposition from political rivals. The project has sparked debate and resistance, highlighting political tensions.
- CSPD reports increase in '$400-$500' driving citations in Dublin Blvd., Marksheffel Rd. construction zones
The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) reports increased $400-$500 driving citations in construction zones along Dublin Boulevard and Marksheffel Road. Residents and business owners, including Caylea Henn and Susan Fish, cited for traffic violations, expressed frustration over unclear signage and lack of communication about road closures. CSPD attributed the enforcement surge to safety concerns for construction workers and excessive speeding.
- Dozens of WWI remains were found at a French construction site — including a Canadian soldier
A Canadian soldier killed during the First World War was recently buried in northern France after his remains were unearthed during a construction project. Dozens of WWI remains were found at the site.
- French Quarter businesses file suit over Decatur Street construction
French Quarter businesses along Decatur Street filed a lawsuit against the New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board, alleging that a 10-month construction project has blocked access, reduced sales, and forced closures. The plaintiffs seek an injunction to remove barricades, restore pedestrian access, and suspend billing for affected businesses, as the city recently announced a $200,000 stabilization fund for impacted businesses.
- Rochester Road construction impacting businesses in Troy
A construction project at the intersection of Long Lake and Rochester Road in Troy is impacting local businesses. The project is part of ongoing road construction in the area.
- Appeals court allows White House ballroom construction to continue into June
A federal appeals court has permitted construction on President Donald Trump's White House ballroom to proceed through early June. The decision allows the project to continue despite legal challenges.