You've got to hand it to Boston. In 30 short years, it's built a highway that's launched countless corruption scandals, seen record cost overruns and even killed someone. The $15 billion Big Dig is ...

If you've ever wondered why it is so difficult to build infrastructure in this country, why these projects take so much time and cost so much money, there's a podcast that can offer some clues. It's ...

BOSTON (Reuters) - A company that sold substandard concrete for use in Boston's troubled $15 billion "Big Dig" road and tunnel construction project has agreed to pay a $50 million fine, U.S. and ...

The company that supplied epoxy glue used in the part of the highway project where a ceiling collapse killed a driver has agreed to plead guilty to making a false statement. By The Associated Press ...

BOSTON (Reuters) - A company that sold adhesive blamed for a fatal 2006 ceiling collapse in Boston's "Big Dig" tunnel network has agreed to pay $16 million to settle criminal and civil charges, ...

The family of a woman killed when a Big Dig tunnel ceiling collapsed has settled a wrongful-death lawsuit for more than $28 million, attorneys said. The settlement was announced Tuesday night by ...

C’est la vie, apparently. Federal prosecutors on Tuesday dismissed an indictment initially filed 24 years ago against a French national who allegedly rigged bids for bridge cables as part of the Big ...

Boston’s Central Artery Project is the most expensive public works project in American history. It’s well on its way to becoming the most expensive in the world. It also confirms everything Americans ...

The Big Dig is a disaster — always was, is now, and always will be. The Big Dig is the local version of the old fairy tale about the emperor’s new clothes. No one wants to admit the obvious. It cost ...

Have a project that’s gargantuan, way over budget, and likely to drag on for months? You’ve probably got a “Big Dig” on your hands. The dreaded moniker, which once referred exclusively to Boston’s ...

Take a look at the Teaser Trailer for Big Dig, a narrative-driven incremental mining game developed by Dan Schumacher and Hjalte Tagmose. Players will dig up priceless relics to place them in a museum ...