Despite several failed attempts to pass a new stimulus bill, members of Congress are saying that compromise legislation may still be in the offing before election day. The most recent

Work could begin by the spring of next year on the building of a sprawling sports complex in Mesa, Arizona that will include two dozen soccer fields, 20 sand volley

For the first time in nearly a quarter of a century, the Environmental Protection Agency has announced plans to update the way it assesses required water and wastewater infrastructure projects

The Denver Planning Board has given its approval to a proposal that will see the construction of several dozen accessory dwelling units in the city’s Chaffee Park neighborhood. Such units,

An abandoned construction site, that has admittedly become a headache to Peoria Mayor Cathy Carlat and other city officials, may soon be the home to a new mixed-use medical campus.

The Tempe Diablo Stadium is expected to see the construction of new parking space in return for the loss of nearly 2 acres of its land that will go for

A new report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that job prospects for construction managers are currently plentiful and expected to only increase. The agency is predicting that

An extended Bureau of Land Management public comment period regarding increased oil and gas drilling in areas surrounding the Chaco Culture National Historic Park is set to expire on September

In a move to spur the development of more downtown housing and infrastructure development, the City of Albuquerque is making a pitch to secure a $25 million grant from a

Located in a primarily agricultural part of the state where bean, corn, and wheat crops are plentiful, the Holyoke School District has announced plans to take on security facility improvements