New Mexico attorney general dissatisfied with mine spill response
Attorney general says state’s requests disregarded
Attorney general says state’s requests disregarded
‘We’re not treated like stakeholders down here’
Officials at Bandelier National Monument confirmed that a search-and-rescue mission was underway in an area of the monument off-limits to the public. Bandelier Superintendent Jason Lott declined to provide details…
U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce, R-Hobbs, said the trip brought back memories of his time as a combat pilot in the Vietnam War. Pearce, who has taken a break from the…
Actions taken against several U.S. federal agencies
An advisory group delivered its recommendations Friday on reducing Medicaid reimbursement rates for medical services to health care providers. The advice was not made public. The Human Service Department that…
Meow Wolf opens massive multi-media, multiple dimensional, interactive exhibit
In all, there were 122 DWI deaths in 2015, down from 166 the year before. Gov. Martinez released the latest figures during a news conference in Albuquerque, saying the numbers…
State sends $1.5M bill to EPA
The Legislature’s four top leaders provided their appointment calendars and hundreds of emails from the first week in February in response to the records request. Nearly all of the emails…
‘A compelling leader who can unite the country around conservative principles’
The Republican governor said she used her line-item veto authority very sparingly after the Legislature shaved overall state spending and shifted money toward pay increases for prison guards, State Police…
A Senate Finance Committee unveiled budget amendments that would shave spending across state agencies this fiscal year, and cut funding to all but a handful of government departments starting in…
‘When storm events occurred, the sediment was remobilized’
Sen. John Arthur Smith, D-Deming, chair of the New Mexico Senate Legislative Finance Committee, said the fall in oil prices is hurting the New Mexico’s state budget and lawmakers should…
The nation’s only Latina governor also has denounced GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump for his remarks on Mexican immigrants, visited a federal detention center holding Central American immigrant mothers and…
The evaluation by staff at New Mexico’s Legislative Finance Committee warned that charter schools are diluting the amount of funds available at all schools, as charter schools continue to be…
Gold King Mine’s adit, which is about 10 feet wide and 15 feet, is where a blowout occurred on Aug. 5, 2015, sending an orange, heavy-metal laced sludge into the…
Dealer has navigated Santa Fe art world for 30 years
Former Albuquerque detective Keith Sandy, left, and Albuquerque police officer Dominique Perez, right, talk to defense lawyer Sam Bregman, center, before a preliminary hearing begins in Albuquerque. Attorneys for the…
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez speaks at a news conference in Albuquerque. In the wake of a string of high-profile violent crimes and dangerously low staffing levels within the state’s…
Spurs calls for tough sentencing for repeat offenders
Balderas’ office on Monday made public a letter he sent to the state Department of Health in response to proposed confidentiality changes. The changes will be the subject of a…
‘Miracle May’ began bountiful year for precipitation
After record snowstorm, officials warn of freezing temperatures
Uber driver Rebecca Reynolds stands in front of her 2008 Honda Accord parked in the Santa Fe Plaza. Reynolds will use her car to provide rides. Reynolds’ daughter, who lives…
Possible change in nuke lab contract could affect taxes, jobs and economic security
N.M. Gov. Susana Martinez’s office on Tuesday reiterated that she has said she had a drink and a half on the night of a holiday party that led to a…
New Mexico, La Plata County discuss partnerships
New Mexico lawmakers have begun wading through some $1.8 billion in funding requests for public works projects submitted by state and local agencies. State agencies alone made capital spending requests…