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Working together more effectively to support families in need may be the action that finally moves the needle on child well-being. Continue Reading
Without exaggeration, the future of the individual and society at large depends upon those first crucial years. Continue Reading
A cancer diagnosis is enough to unsettle anyone. But Laura Aguiar is struggling with uncertainty that doesn’t weigh down many other cancer patients. Continue Reading
One of the more recognizable candidates was State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn, a long time Republican who recently registered as a Libertarian. Continue Reading
There is a virus in New Mexico’s programming. Continue Reading
The Hobbs City Commission must broaden the minimum qualifications for the next city manager and reject any more contracts and “special” favors for John J. “J.J.” Murphy. Continue Reading
We need to get serious about mobilizing the private, public and nonprofit sectors to improve the work they are already doing. Continue Reading
Ryan Flynn was charged with aggravated DWI on May 20. Less than three months later he pleaded no contest to careless driving. Continue Reading
Early childhood efforts in New Mexico must be done with tribes, not for tribes. Continue Reading
The lab’s failure to adequately track beryllium — small amounts of which can cause lung disease and cancer — violates federal regulations put in place to prevent worker overexposure. Continue Reading
It is far past time we take action to ensure we keep guns out of the hands of those that would turn them on our communities. Continue Reading
A prior version of this article incorrectly stated that the person the governor appoints to fill Vasquez’s seat will serve until the current term expires in 2020. In fact, that person will serve until the end of the year, and the position will be on the ballot in this year’s election. Continue Reading
While I am open to making changes to the legislative retirement system, we must do so cautiously to avoid solvency issues further down the road. Continue Reading
John Vasquez blasted Democratic Party officials and the news media in his resignation letter. Continue Reading
Supporters say the bill would simplify voting in addition to increasing efficiency and reducing the costs of running elections. Continue Reading