A Winter Squall Arrives Early in Indiana
Today’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
Much of Indiana’s federal weatherization money is funneling through a startup with no … more…
With Deflation Fears Barely Gone, Inflation Rears Its Head
This morning’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
* Talk of inflation is up. A number of op-eds this weekend argue that as the … more…
Is Stimulus Spending Fast or Slow?
Here at ProPublica, we’re closely watching stimulus projects set up by the Transportation Department. Given all the hand-wringing … more…
Morning Cup: Construction Machinery Is In Demand, Even If Workers Are Not
Officials in yesterday’s House committee hearing on stimulus programs were short on specifics but ready with anecdotes when asked … more…
Stimulus Fixin’ to Be a Fight in Texas
The White House will release a state-by-state overview of infrastructure spending this afternoon. But Texas lawmakers are already feu … more…
State-by-State Breakdown of the Economic Stimulus Plan?
How much will your state get from the economic stimulus plan? The Senate Democratic Policy Committee has created fact sheets for … more…
March 15, 2010
Saving U.S. Water and Sewer Systems Would Be Costly Charles Duhigg, NY Times, March 15, 2010
December 09, 2009
Full Cost of Calif. Bridge Not Disclosed to Taxpayers Patricia Decker and Robert Porterfield, SF Public Press, December 09, 2009
September 25, 2009
Stimulus Takes a Detour Around Ailing Metropolitan Area Roads Brad Heath, USA Today, September 25, 2009
August 05, 2009
Stimulus Slow to Flow to Infrastructure Christopher Conkey and Louise Radnofsky, Wall Street Journal, August 05, 2009
July 31, 2009
Bad Bridges Passed Up for Stimulus Cash Brett J. Blackledge and Matt Apuzzo, AP, July 31, 2009
July 16, 2009
Texas Won’t Spend For Stimulus-Touting Signs Matthew Waller, The Dallas Morning News, July 16, 2009
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