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Respect and applaud them and spread the word that they are doing a great job! Continue Reading
The N.M. Supreme Court has rejected a petition from the Legislative Council that sought to overturn Gov. Susana Martinez’s vetoes of all funding for higher education and the Legislature. Continue Reading
Gov. Susana Martinez’s proposal “is unconstitutional,” the director of the Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico says. Continue Reading
New Mexico’s teachers are among our strongest assets in building a brighter future for our children in communities large and small across the state. Continue Reading
Critical moments are at hand in the future of the important U.S-Mexico border city of El Paso, Texas. Continue Reading
After spending more than 50 years in the business of newspapers/journalism, here are my views on why the industry has been in decline. Continue Reading
Democratic legislative leaders responded to the news with yawns. Continue Reading
There were several tense moments during the protest, which ended peacefully and without any arrests or citations. Continue Reading
Many lawmakers were likely to see the governor’s new proposal as another assault on them, as they did when she vetoed all funding for the Legislature. Continue Reading
The Las Cruces Sun-News laid off three journalists and eliminated their positions on Wednesday, and the newspaper’s top editor voluntarily resigned. Continue Reading
Our tourism industry depends on our state being in its natural state. Continue Reading
Historically high voter turnout characterized New Mexico elections on Tuesday even as they went in opposite directions ideologically. Continue Reading
Here’s another example of the Martinez administration’s ineptitude and malfeasance. Continue Reading
Public education can never function satisfactorily using a factory model. Continue Reading
The county clerk expects thousands of voters to turn out for the Doña Ana Soil and Water Conservation District election on Tuesday. Continue Reading