Steel girds wood for Kentucky Kingdom’s Storm Chaser, a ramped-up ride

Due to challenging market conditions facing its U.S. business, ArcelorMittal has decided to close its wire rod facility in Georgetown, South Carolina.

Whitney Museum opens new steel-and-concrete campus in NYC

With a voracious appetite for wire cable, two new bridges rise above the Ohio River

Mid-term elections and WTO trade law ruling impacts domestic steel industry

Mentors help guide success for minority owned steel processor, which attracts President Obama for a plant tour

A historic foundry launches improvement program for itself and its hometown

Lagunitas Brewing Co. picks up where Ryerson left off in new Chicago brewery

Steel skins form trailer skirts that cut drag, boost fuel efficiency.

But import increases aren’t necessarily evidence of unfair trade, AIIS says

Imports taking more market share: U.S. steelmakers

Iron vessels moving steadily on Superior, shippers mourn Oberstar

So although traffic at the Port of Duluth on Lake Superior began to move more auspiciously this week, ships are still literally running into problems in transit, according to the Coast Guard, a shipping association and a steelmaker.

Tampa Steel Erecting fabricates steel for I-30 bridge in downtown Dallas

Steelmaker fabricates rebar for decks of 73-story Wilshire Grand Center

After Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey plans to erect a wall to protect the shore 

N.Y.’s crumbling Tappan Zee Bridge will give way to a new span with the help of Gerdau

With a mission to teach and build, The Steel Yard picks up where 100-year-old steel company left off

One MIT professor is spearheading efforts to make carbon emission-free metals

A quenching and partitioning process makes manufacturing clean