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Federal Funding Sent to Albuquerque, Denver, and Other Cities May Be at Risk Owing to Sanctuary Status
Albuquerque and Denver are among the cities that may see a decline in federal funding beginning on February 1 due to a new announcement by President Trump regarding their status
Airport Tram Crossing the US/Mexican Border Proposed
A proposal has been aired that, if turned to reality, will see the construction of a binational tram that would connect the El Paso International Airport with the Ciudad Juarez
More Than Century-Old Taos-Based Palacio de Marquesa Up for Sale
An elegant resort property dating to 1910 is now on the market in Taos. Located at 4405 Cordoba Lane, the Palacio de Marquesa has in recent year been classified as
Federal Reserve Chairman Under Investigation for Headquarters Renovation Project
In what is being seen as the latest ripple in an ongoing but stepped-up battle between President Trump and Jerome Powell, a criminal investigation has been launched centering on the
Aspen Reaching Historic Home Levels, Says Report, with No End in Sight
Aspen, Colorado is experiencing a real estate boom. And not just a boom of houses being quickly scooped up off the market, but a boom with significantly high price tags.
Intensive Denver Fire Wallops Denver Apartment Construction Project
A five-alarm fire, described as one of the largest in recent Denver history, has inflicted significant damage on an in-progress construction project. The fire took place ten days ago at
Latest Job Numbers Show Heavy and Civil Engineering Increases, with Most of Construction Industry on the Downside
The construction industry’s heavy and civil engineering sectors saw an increase of 2,300 jobs between November and December of last year, according to just-released figures from the Bureau of Labor
Funding Secured for Construction of New and Long-Planned Las Cruces Boys and Girls Club
Plans to build a new headquarters for the Boys and Girls Club of Las Cruces have taken an important step forward with a $1.5 million donation to build the facility.
Santa Fe Structure Built in 1835 — Until Recently Housing World Famous Restaurant — is On the Market
A nearly 200-year-old commercial structure in Santa Fe that has housed a popular Spanish food restaurant is up for sale. Located at 808 Canyon Road, the nearly 5,000-square-foot structure was
Congressional Measure Designed to Reverse Decline of Nation’s Community Banks
The nation’s community banks may be in store for what is being described as regulatory relief if legislation introduced in a House committee should secure full Congressional approval in the
