A major asphalt company with locations in nearly two dozen states wants to expand its facility at the Roswell International Air Center. Based in Jackson, Mississippi, Ergon Asphalt and Emulsions,

A report just issued by the Becker Friedman Institute for Economics at the University of Chicago is suggesting that recent federal responses to the COVID-19 outbreak may prolong the nation’s

The final structure to be a part of the big SkySong project in Scottsdale could see construction in the near future. Members of the Scottsdale City Council have approved a

The next step in the redevelopment of the massive 64-acre site of the former Santa Fe University of Art and Design has been taken. Members of the Santa Fe City

Colorado State University is among three universities to be named as the most outstanding student construction chapters in the country by the Associated General Contractors of America. The school’s chapter

Following a national trend, city officials in El Paso are making plans to build a public park on an overpass spanning Interstate 10. Members of the El Paso City Council

A roughly mile and-a half throughway on the northeast side of Denver is slated to soon see new bike lane work. The project, which will be paid for by bonds

Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico are among eleven states receiving federal funding, in part, for the construction of migration corridors for specific wildlife species traveling from one place to the

Public comment on a resource management plan amendment detailing the possible development of land near the Chaco Culture National Historic Park will be accepted by the Bureau of Land Management

A new effort is underway to secure funding for the construction of a hospital in Gallup, New Mexico. New Mexico State Senator Patricia Lundstrom has announced that she is going