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The Office of the Governor at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

Rating Martinez on education

By John R. Roby, Searchlight New Mexico | November 1, 2018

Searchlight New Mexico fact-checked eight claims she made during her two runs and terms as governor.

Roundhouse

Grading Martinez's team

John Perales

Recruiting agencies exploit education ties

Cindy Serrano

Courts side with guest workers in exploitation schemes

Amanda Lind

Which families should get home visits? The state can't say

Albuquerque

Will citizen involvement make the difference in Albuquerque?

By Kent Paterson | August 14, 2018

The One Albuquerque Goals Summit convened four public meetings in July to discuss public safety, economics and the environment. Continue Reading

Here’s how Searchlight learned where NM’s vendors are located

By John R. Roby, Searchlight New Mexico | July 19, 2018

It took seven months, and it wasn’t easy. Continue Reading

I voted

Here’s how to follow along on election night

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 5, 2018

Polls are now closed in New Mexico. Here’s how to follow election results tonight. Continue Reading

Voting

Here’s what you need to know on Election Day

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | June 5, 2018

It’s primary Election Day in New Mexico for Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians. Continue Reading

Quint Studer

Birth of the ‘brain bag:’ A conversation with Quint Studer

By Lauren Villagran, Searchlight New Mexico | June 3, 2018

Quint Studer came to Pensacola, Florida, from Chicago about 20 years ago to turn around a troubled hospital. He ended up turning around the whole town. Continue Reading

The Senate chambers at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

Bill by bill: How legislators have fought for NM’s kids

By Lauren Villagran, Searchlight New Mexico | January 28, 2018

Wonder what the state’s lawmakers are doing about New Mexico’s poor ranking? We looked at 2,586 legislative ideas on kids and families so you don’t have to. Continue Reading

Cinthia Fierro at 3 years old.

Then and Now: Years after childhood immigration, she dreams of stability

By Don Usner, for Searchlight New Mexico | January 28, 2018

Cinthia doesn’t remember crossing la frontera at age 3, but that twist of fate thrust her into a legal bind from which she hasn’t yet managed to extricate herself. Continue Reading

Sophia Salazar at 4 years old.

Then and Now: Two decades later, preschooler is a mom with deep love of New Mexico

By Don Usner, for Searchlight New Mexico | January 28, 2018

Don Usner first photographed Sophia Salazar in 1997, when she was attending Conjunto Preschool in Española. Continue Reading

The weight of abuse: How an obesity clinic sparked one of the nation’s most revolutionary health surveys

By Amy Linn, Searchlight New Mexico | January 21, 2018

In 1985, a 28-year-old woman walked into Vincent Felitti’s obesity clinic and asked for help. She weighed 408 pounds and she wanted to get thin. Continue Reading

Deborah Harris

Science reveals severe childhood trauma can alter brain development, creating lifetime of risk

By Amy Linn, Searchlight New Mexico | January 21, 2018

Today, more than at any other time in history, science and medicine show the vast, interconnected dance between a baby’s outside world and the core of its being: its brain. Continue Reading

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