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Rebecca Dow has a plan to get businesses into downtown shuttered buildings instead of signing leases for newer properties on the outskirts of small towns. Continue Reading
We have billions of dollars for a rainy day. If this isn’t a rainy day I don’t know rainy days. Continue Reading
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Turnout was up in the state’s urban centers but still in single digits. The Doña Ana County clerk called turnout there “dismal.” Continue Reading
We must raise the minimum wage for all employees and resist efforts to cut public employees’ take-home pay. Continue Reading
The bill would also increase the amounts of marijuana patients could possess and producers could grow. Continue Reading
No one threatened to throw punches, even when things got heated. The competing demonstrators seemed content to outshout each other. Continue Reading
The move temporarily fixes a shortfall that officials say would have brought an end to jury trials March 1 and led to furloughs of court workers. Continue Reading
Investigators said Wednesday that someone intentionally set the fire that destroyed a mosque two weeks ago in Victoria, the South Texas town that has since rallied around its Muslim community. Continue Reading
“It is clear to me now … that the bill suffers from problems in its construction,” said Sen. Mary Kay Papen, D-Las Cruces. Continue Reading
Doña Ana County is offering this program to its employees at no cost or risk to taxpayers. Continue Reading
Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list — but not much attention when the feds arrested a white man they said was bent on a “race war.” Continue Reading
Everytown For Gun Safety placed phony ads selling firearms online to see what would happen. Continue Reading
Rep. Debbie Rodella, an Española Democrat, joined with Republicans to bottle up the measure. Continue Reading
People with licensed concealed weapons could still enter the building with their firearms. Continue Reading