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A proposed ordinance up for final action at Monday's Albuquerque City Council meeting would raise the minimum wage by $3 in 2027 and set in place an annual cost of living adjustment — tied to both housing costs and inflation — to begin in 2028. -
Teachers union president expects AI use to enter into contract negotiations. -
Contested document pertains to former Superintendent Winston Brooks' resignation in 2014. -
Curry County Sheriff said he stands behind decision to maintain 287(g) agreement. -
TUES: Uranium company’s finalized NM plan includes treating, dumping water into nearby river, + MoreDiné activist says Energy Fuels doesn’t understand Mount Taylor’s sacredness. -
Providers of home health care for New Mexico veterans are continuing to advocate against newly lowered federal compensation rates for providing such care. -
Otero County extended ICE contract before it took effect this week. -
Investigators in New Mexico are trying to identify a mysterious substance that may have contributed to the deaths of three people. The exposure also led to more than a dozen first responders to be briefly quarantined. -
The full three-member commission must still vote on the $1.25 billion sale to Bernhard Capital Partners. -
Operator cites heightened wildfire risk.
