The battle for transparency at the Roundhouse is never-ending
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Legislation that would help New Mexicans better understand state government is going nowhere fast in the legislative session that ends Thursday. Continue Reading
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Legislation that would help New Mexicans better understand state government is going nowhere fast in the legislative session that ends Thursday. Continue Reading
State senators voted 35-5 on Monday to grant greater secrecy to Spaceport America. Continue Reading
A sinkhole is threatening to swallow part of Carlsbad. In the meantime, it is poised to consume tens of millions of tax dollars. Continue Reading
A senior Democratic lawmaker says the secretary-designate of the state Public Education Department has not consented to a background check. Continue Reading
State Sen. Jeff Steinborn and Rep. Joanne Ferrary are pushing the Department of Health secretary to allow the treatment. Continue Reading
The lack of snow in New Mexico’s mountains will have implications for farmers and cities in the spring and summer. And of course, people are already worried about fire season. Continue Reading
A flyer that reads like an election-campaign ad for Gov. Susana Martinez hit Albuquerque mailboxes last week. Continue Reading
The bill would have extended greater legal immunity to officers accused of wrongdoing. Continue Reading
A December shooting at Aztec High School has become a call to action at the Legislature. Continue Reading
New Mexico is one of only five state without a law specifying that strangulation is a crime. Continue Reading
The state budget still needs approval of the full Senate, and then must go back to the House for concurrence. Continue Reading
The bill in its current version would let major parties’ gubernatorial nominees choose their own running mates. Continue Reading
The House heavily amended the measure in an attempt to protect the lottery scholarship fund for college students. Continue Reading
The inconvenience seemed to outweigh the potential public safety benefits as the House voted down the idea. Continue Reading
A state Senate committee voted Friday for a bill allowing New Mexico’s taxpayer-funded spaceport to shield from public view the identity of its customers and other records. Continue Reading