Rather than approving one giant bill to address all of Colorado’s housing needs, state lawmakers are contemplating an approach that would look at those needs

The practice of construction companies donating to local bond election campaigns in Arizona may soon be significantly limited, if a state legislator has anything to

Nearly $5 billion in funding through two federal programs has just been released for a series of infrastructure projects across the country. Individual grant awards,

Plans have been approved for the construction of 144 one- to five-bedroom rental units in Tucson in an area of the city just blocks from

Although labor unions have recently won headlines due to several high-profile job actions in different industries, overall membership was once more down in 2023, according

To be called The Scene at Sloan’s Lake, the project will go up at the intersection of 17th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard and will include

The planned demolition of a modernist two-story structure built in 1963 in Boulder is being delayed until city officials can determine its historical status. The

A limited liability company based in Wilmington, Delaware is purchasing a two-story structure in downtown Tucson as part of a larger plan to build multi-family

A recently released publication issued by the Federal Highway Administration pertaining to the content of messages appearing on traffic signs and marquees has drawn the

While rents in some sections of the country appear to have topped out, costs overall remain generally burdensome with upwards of 22.4 million tenants now