Airports throughout the West are receiving dozens of new grants worth hundreds of millions of dollars in just announced funding by the Federal Aviation Administration. New Mexico is getting a
A 400-unit apartment complex in Parker, Colorado is in line for a series of extensive upgrades in the wake of its purchase by the Greensboro, North Carolina-based Bell Partners. Located
In the category of everything about new housing construction being complicated, a group of cities in Colorado have filed suit in district court claiming that an executive order signed by
With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act now a part of history, the impact of the nearly 1,000-page legislation on the construction industry is still being studied. One factor stands
Renovation work is expected to begin soon on a 19-story office building in downtown Phoenix that is regarded as one of the city’s prime examples of the International Style of
Comprehensive legislation is currently working its way through Congress that will lead to the completion of work on the big Arkansas Valley Conduit in southeast Colorado. That infrastructure is made
Congressional calls to put a cap on credit card interest rates have become a bipartisan concern in recent months, particularly as those rates now average out to around 28.6%. But
Plans are underway in Yuma to transform a modernistic structure that once housed a Sears store into a new pickleball facility. The Sears outlet, located at 3150 S. 4th Avenue
A controversial sewage disposal process by a luxury resort in northern New Mexico has advanced as a permanent way of doing things in the wake of a higher court ruling.
In a sweeping deregulatory push, the Department of Labor has announced that it is trashing more than 60 rules governing the workplace that have been imposed by previous administrations. Secretary
