In an increased effort to determine the legal standing of construction workers, the Associated Builders and Contractors is recommending greater use of a website operated by the Department of Homeland
Design work may soon begin on the restoration and upgrading of one of the Southwest’s most popular attractions. The Wyler Aeria Tramway in El Paso, traveling up the side of
A company specializing in data center equipment has announced plans to build an extensive new factory complex in Socorro, some 12 miles to the southeast of downtown El Paso. The
Hopes that the nation’s mortgage rates might decline or at least flatten out have very much proven unrealistic so far this year, notes a well-known economist with the National Association
A site that will eventually be the home to a long-planned 225,000-square-foot retail center in the fast-growing San Tan Valley has changed hands for around $10 million. The property is
In what is being seen as the largest such state appropriation in the country, New Mexico is set to spend upwards of $50 million to fund construction of new highway
A move on the part of the Department of Labor to phase out a long-standing vocational training program is being met with a wave of criticism. Developed during the presidency
Although the increase has been modest compared with cities and towns on the eastern side of the state, a town in western Colorado is experiencing its own population boom, leading
An effort to build a comprehensive cancer treatment and care center in El Paso has taken a significant step forward with a vote by the Texas State Legislature approving $65
After months of controversy and vows on the part of Donald Trump to block it, a deal has been announced clearing the merger of U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel. The
