Operating out of a one-story building opened in 1962, and challenged by a large number of facility issues, officials and teachers with the Laguna Elementary School have long been advocating
Arizona and Colorado have posted strong personal income growth numbers since the end of the Great Recession, with New Mexico somewhat lagging behind with a just under 1 percent growth
In one of the fastest-growing cities in the West, with a population that has jumped by more than 100,000 people in just the last seven years, Denver housing is a
A joint project between the City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County could see the construction of a complex designed specifically to provide a secure place to live for those who
Ryan Odendahl, the chairman of the Associated Builders and Contractors’ National Safety and Health Committee, wants to see two things coming out of Washington that are seemingly contradictory. Appearing before
In response to an investigation regarding conflict of interest charges in two Scottsdale school construction projects, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has signed into law legislation defining new rules for public
A bill designed to give the Army Corps of Engineers the needed authorization to maintain the nation’s water infrastructure has now won the approval of committees in both the House
Work could begin later this year on the renovation of one of the most visible and architecturally unique buildings in Denver: the castle-like North Building of the Denver Art Museum.
Plans remain in the development stage for the building of a retirement community in Santa Fe that will go up on a 2.5-acre site at 401 Old Taos Highway just
A transportation system using levitation-based technology and capable of moving passengers hundreds of miles in mere minutes could see the construction of a passenger terminal on a site near the
