Three North Idaho highway projects valued at over $300 million in construction costs are underway or expected to begin this year.

Manufacturing companies Jubilant HollisterStier LLC and Collins Aerospace have expansion projects underway in Spokane County with a total construction value approaching a half-billion dollars.

Construction of the 44-unit apartment complex behind the historic Garland Theater is expected to wrap up in August.

Work is well underway on the Dave & Buster’s Inc. location in Spokane Valley, while Topgolf International Inc. is still expected to set up shop in Liberty Lake.

The new Home Depot on Spokane’s South Hill is nearing completion and is expected to open this summer.

The city of Cheney's aquatic center development is facing possible delays due to unforeseen site conditions and the addition of some extra attractions.

Construction is set to start in May for Thrive International's envisioned affordable housing development on Spokane's North Side. 

King Beverage expects to move into its new warehouse facility in November, about seven months ahead of schedule.

Home construction is expected to ramp up this year in the Mead Works development, says Jim Frank, CEO of Liberty Lake-based Greenstone Corp.