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Prosecutors, judges and public defenders will compete for dollars during the 2018 session with other needy programs and services. Continue Reading
Additional funding for health care and early childhood programs are among the proposals on the table. Continue Reading
As the 30-day legislative session begins this week, the lawsuit is the 800-pound gorilla with nowhere to sit — yet. Continue Reading
The proposal would signal that the state is open for more business, said Sen. Candace Gould. Continue Reading
Governor Martinez is talking about restructuring the tax system in a way that could have devastating impacts on how nonprofits operate. Continue Reading
The proposal will be discussed and voted on Monday by the Legislative Council. Continue Reading
After seven years in office, Gov. Susana Martinez is poised to leave a legacy that is mostly undefined. Continue Reading
Right-to-work is good for unions, good for workers and good for businesses. Continue Reading
Here’s what I learned from living in Canada about how we can make New Mexico better. Continue Reading
Mainstream conservatives have ignored one of the most cliché sayings in politics: Those who show up decide. Continue Reading
Despite flooding and health concerns, residents have mixed opinions about the proposal. Continue Reading
Freedom of journalistic integrity is now a third wheel in American politics. Continue Reading
The attorney, Blair Dunn, must pay “reasonable costs and attorneys fees” to the state for filing a “frivolous” lawsuit, the judge ruled. Continue Reading
Jennifer Padilla likely won’t spend a single day locked up in federal prison. Continue Reading
It’s likely that another Republican will replace outgoing U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce. Here’s why. Continue Reading