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Some call New Mexico governor Susana Martinez‘anti-immigrant’ over ID law

SANTA FE – New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez has urged immigration reform and asked candidates to tone down their rhetoric amid strong anti-immigration sentiment from some fellow Republicans, ...

Report: New Mexico charter schools cost more, perform same

SANTA FE – Rapidly expanding charter schools in New Mexico are spending more per student with similar academic results to traditional public schools, state program analysts told lawmakers on...

New Mexico first to issue plans to sue EPA, Colorado over Gold King Mine spill

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico plans to sue the federal government and the owners of two Colorado mines that were the source of a massive spill last year that contaminated rivers in three Western ...

Antique maps weather both good times and bad

Dealer has navigated Santa Fe art world for 30 years

Judge to weigh venue change in Albuquerque police trial

ALBUQUERQUE – Attorneys for two former Albuquerque police officers charged in the on-duty shooting death of a homeless man in 2014 argue that unprecedented media attention stands to compromi...

N.M. governor emphasizes policing, teachers in budget

SANTA FE – In the wake of a string of high-profile violent crimes and staffing concerns within the state’s prison system, Republican Gov. Susana Martinez called for putting more money toward...

Albuquerque homicides up 53 percent in 2015

Spurs calls for tough sentencing for repeat offenders

New Mexico official: Illegal to keep names of marijuana producers secret

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas says health officials would be running afoul of open-record laws by withholding the names of those who apply to be licensed medical ...

N.M. finishes year with record wet weather

‘Miracle May’ began bountiful year for precipitation

New Mexico works to unbury

After record snowstorm, officials warn of freezing temperatures

New Mexico lawmakers may try again on Uber, Lyft bill

ALBUQUERQUE – After months of confusion over the regulation of ride-booking services like Uber and Lyft, a Republican House member wants lawmakers to reconsider a bill that could end a stale...

In northern N.M., Los Alamos faces an uncertain future

Possible change in nuke lab contract could affect taxes, jobs and economic security