Article about multi-ethnic family wins another award
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The article beat submissions from the Albuquerque Journal and other newspapers with a circulation above 11,000 in New Mexico for the first-place award. Continue Reading
Democrats, what’s going to be different this time?
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As the pendulum swings to the left, I want to hear why electing Democrats in 2017 and 2018, unlike all the other times this state has elected them, will result in my daughter having a better future. Continue Reading
Three years after killings, ABQ’s Native American population remains vulnerable
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As Mayor Richard Berry prepares to leave office Dec. 1, Native advocates and community members have mixed reactions to his efforts. Continue Reading
Why is Governor Martinez trying to change history?
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Students in high school U.S. History classes across New Mexico this year will not be tested on some important aspects of our nation’s history that are still very pertinent today. Continue Reading
Turnout topped 10 percent in Las Cruces election
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Las Crucens continued on Tuesday a recent state and national trend of showing up to vote in larger numbers. Continue Reading
Progressive-backed candidates win every race in Las Cruces
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The powerful progressive voting bloc expanded its control by ousting the only Republican on the city council. Continue Reading
Vasquez wins District 3 city council race in Las Cruces
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The conservation activist will replace Olga Pedroza, who did not seek re-election. Continue Reading
Las Crucens vote in city council, judicial races
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A steady stream of people showed up to vote at Desert Hills Elementary on Las Cruces’ east side on Tuesday. Continue Reading
It’s Election Day in Las Cruces! Here’s what you need to know
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Three seats on the city council and a municipal judgeship are up for grabs. Continue Reading
Help NMPolitics.net reach our 2017 fundraising goal
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We need 17 more people to sign up to make automatic, monthly donations by Dec. 31. Continue Reading
Beyond Tuesday’s election, how do we increase civic participation?
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There’s a lot of work to do if we want to build a stronger culture of voting and civic participation in Doña Ana County and beyond. Continue Reading
Raton tries to rise again
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A former coal mining town takes a measured approach to economic recovery. Continue Reading
A breed of cattle from the past may be a sustainable investment for ranchers
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With the recent drought in the West, ranchers may be forced to find more sustainable options. Continue Reading
Farmington works to revitalize Main Street, the city’s ‘heart’
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How does a community built on doing one thing well foster economic change and tenable growth? This community is beginning to form an answer of its own. Continue Reading
Progressives aim for another big win in Las Cruces as Election Day nears
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Progressives have dominated city elections for a decade and sound confident again this year. Continue Reading