Just over $1.2 million in state funding has been approved for the construction of a long talked-about Route 66 Visitors Center in Albuquerque. The funds, passed by the New Mexico

Confirming earlier industry predictions, some 39 percent of contractors in a brand new survey say project owners have either delayed, or outright halted, new construction projects in the wake of

In late April, members of the Fort Collins City Council are expected to take up the controversial issue of rezoning the land that was once the home to the big

Continued population and enrollment growth in a northern Colorado school district may prompt the construction of at least two new elementary schools. Officials with the Weld RE-4 School District, which

A homebuilding industry group based in Santa Fe has issued a statement emphasizing the continuing role to be played by builders and contractors during the COVID-19 outbreak. In a press

Members of the Arizona State University’s Board of Regents may soon sign off on a plan to build a new 5,000-seat multi-purpose arena in Tempe that would be used primarily

A vacant slice of land in Thornton, Colorado that was once proposed as the site for Amazon’s second headquarters, may be the future home of a sprawling mixed-use development.The Omaha,

The Senate has now passed a $2.2 trillion bill designed to offer relief to both individuals and small businesses impacted by COVID-19. What is called the CARES Act, providing direct

Plans are expected to be submitted to the city of Rio Rancho this summer for the construction of an imaginative 65-acre village project geared for medical-related tenants. The Health Village

Exactly $600,000 has been approved for renovations to the busy Roosevelt Science Hall on the Portales campus of Eastern New Mexico University. Originally built in 1953 as a men’s residence