In a new report, concerns have been raised that recent and ongoing staffing decreases at the Interior Department’s Indian Affairs bureaus are making it increasingly difficult for them to carry
Plans are continuing to move forward for the building of what could be a 158-mile rail corridor connecting two major cities in population-dense southern Arizona. The Arizona Department of Transportation
In the coming months, the New Mexico State Transportation Commission will be tasked with issuing up to $1.5 million in bonds designed to fund a variety or road projects across
Taxpayers who encounter problems with their returns may experience longer wait times to resolve matters owing to a shortage of Internal Revenue Service employees. So says the nation’s National Taxpayer
In what is being described as an effort to free more affordable housing in Arizona, lawmakers are moving to put a limit on the number of houses any one corporation
A long-time hotel building in Tempe is slated to be extensively renovated as a construction training center. The one-time Double Tree by Hilton Hotel, which closed in the first week
Plans to substantially repurpose a structure for use as a new artificial intelligence data center in Windsor, Colorado are moving forward, with hopes that a portion of the facility will
The coastal states of the East and West are expected to lose seats in the next decade’s Congress, while Florida and Texas appear headed for big gains, according to a
Preliminary plans are underway for the building of a new outlet in southeast Albuquerque that would be a part of the large Maverik gas station chain. That chain, which is
An effort to build a $473 million gas-powered electric plant in El Paso has sparked opposition from some community activists who say that the new facility may cause air pollution
