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Ex-New Mexico Majority Leader eyes running for Sapien seat

SANTA FE – Former Democratic House Majority Leader Rick Miera said Monday he is considering running for a crucial Senate seat currently held by retiring Democratic Sen. John Sapien. ...

New Mexico public pension reform passes in state House

SANTA FE – The New Mexico House on Monday approved a proposal aimed at shoring up New Mexico’s overextended pension fund for about 110,000 state and local government workers and retirees. ...

Santa Fe officials want daily flights to LA amid film boom

SANTA FE – Economic development officials are seeking the return of daily flights between Santa Fe and Los Angeles to support the ongoing growth of film production in New Mexico’s capital ci...

Statistics show rise in accidental shootings in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE – Statistics show accidental shootings are on the rise in Albuquerque. The Albuquerque Journal reports 37 accidental shootings reported in the city last year compar...

Teen arrested at Albuquerque high school with 2 loaded guns

ALBUQUERQUE – Authorities say a 16-year-old boy was arrested after being found with two loaded guns on the campus of the Albuquerque high school he attends. The sophomore at Atris...

New Mexico sheriff picked for U.S. group on mental illness

ALBUQUERQUE – The sheriff in New Mexico’s most populous county has been chosen by U.S. Attorney General William Barr to lead a mental health working group that is part of a federal effort to...

New Mexico museum tries to find name for robotic tyrannosaur

ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science is trying to find a name for the robotic version of the Bisti Beast tyrannosaur. The museum in Albuquerque has col...

New Mexico sheriff vows to go to jail over proposed gun law

EUNICE, N.M. – A southeastern New Mexico sheriff is vowing to go to jail and risk his seat rather than enforce a proposed “red flag” gun law. The Hobbs News-Sun reports Lea Cou...

New Mexico county, black woman settles profiling lawsuit

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico’s largest county has reached a racial profiling settlement with a black woman who was stopped by deputies three times in less than a month but never cited. ...

‘Red flag’ gun bill advances toward decisive House floor vote in N.M.

SANTA FE – Democratic legislators in New Mexico pushed forward Tuesday with a “red flag” gun proposal, sending the bill toward a decisive House floor vote after a final round of public comme...

Booming New Mexico oilfield to get high-speed internet soon

JAL, N.M. – Businesses and residents in the southern end of a southeast New Mexico county likely will have high-speed internet by the end of the year. The Hobbs News-Sun repo...

Proposal seeks to draw tourists to historic Hispanic trail

ALBUQUERQUE – A New Mexico proposal seeks to draw tourists to a historic Hispanic and Native American trail that once linked early Spanish settlers from Mexico City to an area just north of ...