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But Republicans have raised concerns about whether the measure would provide enough safeguards for patients. Continue Reading
Lobbyists for out-of-state organizations on both sides of the gun background check issue have spent thousands of dollars to push their positions. Continue Reading
Consolidating elections is not a magic bullet, but it plays a crucial role in removing barriers to voting. It is urgent that we begin to build a voting culture that invites everyone to vote in every election. Continue Reading
Las Cruces was ground zero on Wednesday for the heated disagreement that will shape our nation for years to come. The city was ready. Continue Reading
In today’s Mexico, it’s in unlikely places like a Sam’s Club parking lot where the forging of a nation’s new identity might well just be underway. Continue Reading
It’s good business for New Mexico when consumers throughout the state have the information they need to make sound investment decisions. Continue Reading
Some sections of the oil and gas industry opposed the measure and took their concerns to Republican lawmakers. Ironically, the bill was sponsored by a Republican and was backed by the GOP governor’s administration. Continue Reading
Similar legislation was approved in the Senate in 2015 but died in the House. Continue Reading
Democrats in the N.M. House of Representatives have identified four tax or fee increases they say would prevent more cuts to education and put the state on better financial footing. Continue Reading
But several lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle had pointed questions about it. Continue Reading
Rumors spread Wednesday that federal agents were at schools in Doña Ana County arresting immigrants living in the United States without legal status, but officials say that didn’t happen. Continue Reading
While requiring greater transparency from political groups, the bill would also double the amount of money individuals can donate to candidates for public office. Continue Reading
The protest ended peacefully after the city police chief spoke with its leader and people moved off the street into a nearby park. Continue Reading
The newspapers — the Las Cruces Sun-News, El Paso Times, Carlsbad Current-Argus and Alamogordo Daily News — are all owned by Gannett, the United States’ largest newspaper publishing company. Continue Reading
Rep. Jason Harper has introduced a bill he hopes can put the state on better financial footing for decades to come. Continue Reading