Construction and business groups are going on record in opposition to a proposal by the Department of Agriculture in the form of an amendment to the existing Agriculture Acquisition Regulation
Input continues to be sought in Grand Junction for the redesign of one of the city’s most famous public spaces: the historic 4.5-acre downtown Whitman Park, at the intersection of
Despite progress being made on the building and repairing of the nation’s highways, public infrastructure in more remote areas of the country remains dangerously outdated and badly maintained, witnesses appearing
A move to put up a new regional command center for the El Paso Police Department is taking an important step forward in the acquisition of the land where it
In a region of the country that is already booming with data centers of varying size and scope, a proposal has been aired for the building of a data center
A move by the Biden Administration to expand government-registered apprenticeship programs is meeting with strongly worded industry responses.Issuing an executive order, Biden said such apprenticeship programs are a good means
A project renovating the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Cancer Center has secured a sizable $15 million capital outlay approved by both lawmakers and Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. The
The City of El Paso has issued a Request for Statements of Qualifications for the eventual construction of a new police department headquarters. The move comes more than four years
Half a dozen bills providing funding for the Departments of Defense, Labor, and Health and Human Services, among other agencies, have been signed into law by President Biden. In what
Funding for the continued renovation of a courthouse in Taos County, partially built by the New Deal’s Works Progress Administration in the 1930s, has won the approval of Governor Michelle
