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Susan Montoya Bryan
Position: The Associated Press

Groups sue over drilling near Chaco

Lawsuit seeks to protect archaeological sites in San Juan Basin

Alive for 400 years, palace wins ‘treasure’ status

Historic Santa Fe building is in need of repairs

2-man balloon crew sets distance record

Albuquerque resident part of team

With his big, bold sculptures, Jimenez opened door for artists

ALBUQUERQUE – Artist Luis Jimenez is credited with helping transform the definition of public art in the U.S. with his larger-than-life, debate-provoking fiberglass sculptures. “E...

Drilling delayed in Chaco region

Agency to review public comments about lease sale

N.M. Veterans director aims to rebuild trust

ALBUQUERQUE – The new director of the Veterans Affairs’ health care system in New Mexico embarked on a tour of the state Tuesday, starting with town halls in Artesia and Alamogordo. ...

N.M. regulators hear testimony

Plan calls for partial plant closure

Part of coal-fired plant may possibly be closed

ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is preparing to take up what some energy experts have called a watershed utility case that could set the stage for energy policy in ...

Western states ‘fostering renewables’

ALBUQUERQUE – More than five dozen giant turbines erected on a remote mesa in western New Mexico began churning out power for the state’s largest electric provider on New Year’s Day. ...

Navajo panel agrees on gaming terms

Legislature to debate new compact in upcoming session

New Mexico gains national park

Valles Caldera home to volcano, grasslands, elk

Smog rules concern Southwest industries

ALBUQUERQUE – The Obama administration took steps this week to cut levels of smog-forming pollution linked to asthma and other respiratory problems, but meeting the stricter emissions limits...