Within five years, Kentuckiana Curb Co. in Louisville, Kentucky expects to add 400 jobs as part of a $50 million investment in a new facility, the Louisville Courier Journal reports.

United States Steel Corporation invests in Big River Steel, releases third quarter earnings results. 

A new partnership between SMACNA and the American Institute of Architecture Students will give architectural sheet metal a new view. 

Collaboration for Civil 3D allows subscribers of BIM 360 Design to streamline workflows on a unified platform. Also, they can perform their day-to-day data management activities in the same place.

A new article from the Los Angeles Times highlights how President Trump's steel tariffs have made things worse for the domestic steel industry and its consumers. 

Domestic raw steel production increased last week, now alternating up and down movements for the last four weeks, according to a new report from Majestic Steel. 

How steel and aluminum imports declined among the largest importers of tariffed steel and aluminum products in the states.

In Majestic Steel's latest report, domestic steel production finally breaks from months of decline. 

BILL BRADFORD IS A VETERAN OF THE SHEET METAL INDUSTRY IN MORE WAYS THAN MOST. Born and raised in North Side Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, during the city’s “Steel City” renaissance, Bradford graduated from high school June 1955 and immediately joined the Air Force that July. “I was 17 so my parents had to sign documents to get me in,” he remembers.

Members of the Spiral Duct Manufacturers Association (SPIDA) visited the Johns Manville plant in Dallas, Texas during their annual meeting last month.