The nation’s mining and logging industries saw a loss of around 2,000 workers in June, making it one of five sectors to experience job losses last month, according to the
A new apartment complex that will top out at 22 floors may see construction on a parking lot that belongs to the Denver Regional Transit District. The project, which will
A public comment period is scheduled to end in another week and a half for a project that will see the replacement installation of new waterlines at the Los Alamos
Leaders in the nation’s massive tech industry claim they have been gut-punched by a late-night action in the U.S. Senate regarding the continued regulation of artificial intelligence. In a sweeping
A one-story modern building in Fort Collins that once housed an AMC Cinema outlet may soon be repurposed as a live performing arts theater. AMC closed its operations at the
Permits will no longer be required in Phoenix for residential fence replacement projects and the use of storage shipping containers. Those two items are part of a series of new
A new attempt is being made in Congress to pass a bill designed to uphold secret ballot union elections on the job site. The measure, called the Employee Rights Act
For the first time since its founding 60 years ago, a prominent Denver college has announced plans to build a student housing facility. The project belongs to the Metropolitan State
More than two dozen cooling systems are expected to be installed in Las Cruces this summer as part of an ongoing effort to reduce the urban heat island effect. As
The results of a survey of some 350 construction companies signals good news for employees, with wages set to go up by an average of just over 4% before the
