According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, women currently make up around 10.3 percent of the national construction workforce. While that percentage is an

A fire in the fall of 2017 nearly destroyed the City Hall of Bisbee, Arizona, leaving nothing but a shell of the structure in its

Concerns about the spread of COVID-19, otherwise known as the coronavirus, may prompt some developers and builders to hold off on major new projects for

Members of the El Paso City Council are expected to revisit new and more strict regulations regarding cell tower heights in the wake of recommendations

Over $25 million in capital outlay funds have been approved for more than sixty senior recreation center construction and renovations projects in New Mexico. The

Up to 42,000 new jobs in the construction industry nationally were created in February, according to the latest monthly report coming out of the Bureau

Work could begin sometime this summer on the construction of a new apartment complex with units geared especially for low-wage earners as well as seniors.

In a city with an always-growing college enrollment, the demand for new student housing is almost always ongoing. Now two developers in Fort Collins have

Although presidential election years traditionally cause a small amount of investment upheaval and a large amount of uncertainty, construction leaders overwhelmingly are expecting continued growth

Plans to build a crossing over the Arroyo de los Chamisos in southwest Santa Fe are expected to be in draft form sometime later this