Safety advocates fear truck speed limiter rule could stall
President-elect Donald Trump's administration will decide the fate of a government regulation that would electronically limit speeds of new tractor-trailer rigs.
Hydroelectric engineers find potential in centuries-old mine
A group of engineers specializing in hydroelectric projects across the country is hoping to turn an abandoned iron mine in New York's Adirondacks into an energy storehouse.
Hydroelectric engineers find potential in centuries-old mine
A group of engineers specializing in hydroelectric projects across the country is hoping to turn an abandoned iron mine in New York's Adirondacks into an energy storehouse.
Corpus Christi lifts water ban after tests find no corrosive
A nearly four-day ban on drinking the water in Corpus Christi, Texas, was lifted on Sunday after test results showed no contamination due to a chemical leak, the city's mayor announced.
Corpus Christi lifts water ban after tests find no corrosive
A nearly four-day ban on drinking the water in Corpus Christi, Texas, was lifted on Sunday after test results showed no contamination due to a chemical leak, the city's mayor announced.
Report: Chemical leak reported week before public was warned
An email from a Texas environmental official shows a chemical leak from an asphalt plant that led Corpus Christi officials to warn residents this week not to drink the water was apparently reported a week earlier.
Report: Chemical leak reported week before public was warned
An email from a Texas environmental official shows a chemical leak from an asphalt plant that led Corpus Christi officials to warn residents this week not to drink the water was apparently reported a week earlier.
The Latest: Official: 3 reports of dirty water before ban
The Latest on the water issues in Corpus Christi (all times local): 1:30 p.m.
The Latest: Official: 3 reports of dirty water before ban
The Latest on the water issues in Corpus Christi (all times local): 1:30 p.m.
California, Uber still negotiating self-driving car legality
Negotiations over whether Uber must stop its newly launched self-driving car service in San Francisco have concluded without a clear resolution, according to California transportation regulators.
California, Uber still negotiating self-driving car legality
Negotiations over whether Uber must stop its newly launched self-driving car service in San Francisco have concluded without a clear resolution, according to California transportation regulators.
$2.6B contract awarded for Sandia National Labs management
A subsidiary of Honeywell International has won a contract worth $2.6 billion to manage the sprawling New Mexico-based Sandia National Laboratories weapons and research laboratory that specializes in national security, nuclear weapons and other projects deemed vital for the U.S., federal officials announced Friday.
$2.6B contract awarded for Sandia National Labs management
A subsidiary of Honeywell International has won a contract worth $2.6 billion to manage the sprawling New Mexico-based Sandia National Laboratories weapons and research laboratory that specializes in national security, nuclear weapons and other projects deemed vital for the U.S., federal officials announced Friday.
San Francisco mayor to Uber: Quit the self-driving car rides
The Latest on Uber's showdown with California regulators over self-driving cars in San Francisco (all times local): 6 p.m.
San Francisco mayor to Uber: Quit the self-driving car rides
The Latest on Uber's showdown with California regulators over self-driving cars in San Francisco (all times local): 6 p.m.
Feds back ambitious plan to speed up Northeast rail service
Federal railroad regulators endorsed an ambitious and costly plan to rebuild the congested Northeast Corridor over the next 30 years by shoring up crumbling infrastructure, running more trains and building new tracks that would allow speeds of up to 220 mph on a stretch of the Washington-Boston route.
Feds back ambitious plan to speed up Northeast rail service
Federal railroad regulators endorsed an ambitious and costly plan to rebuild the congested Northeast Corridor over the next 30 years by shoring up crumbling infrastructure, running more trains and building new tracks that would allow speeds of up to 220 mph on a stretch of the Washington-Boston route.
EPA to appeal court-ordered analysis of coal jobs lost
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that it must begin evaluating how many power plants and coal mining jobs are lost because of air pollution regulations, analysis it hasn't done in decades.
EPA to appeal court-ordered analysis of coal jobs lost
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that it must begin evaluating how many power plants and coal mining jobs are lost because of air pollution regulations, analysis it hasn't done in decades.
Putin-Abe summit brings big Japan-Russia economic projects
Japan and Russia are stepping up cooperation as Russian President Vladimir Putin pursues opportunities in fast growing Asian markets for his country's vast Far East.








