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For a decade, local nurses lightened the load on the state’s emergency rooms by answering health questions via phone 24/7. But due to a lack of funding,…
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Lawmakers wrapped up a special session this week and passed measures to address a budget deficit of about $600 million. KUNM’s Elaine Baumgartel got some…
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KUNM Call In Show 9/29/ 8a: Governor Susana Martinez expected to soon call lawmakers back to Santa Fe for a special session. They must deal with a budget…
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Five health clinics housed in public schools are set to lose their state funding this summer. Now the state health department is trying to decide where…
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A new state law that governs ride-booking companies like Uber goes into effect next month. But before it becomes official, state regulators have to write…
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Polls show New Mexicans believe their government is corrupt. State lawmakers say that while there may be a few bad apples, the system we have is…
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During the 2016 legislative session, the People, Power and Democracy project tracked efforts to address ethics, accountability and money in politics. This…
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Over the past few years New Mexico has used short-term solutions to balance the budget without raising taxes. But if oil and gas prices stay low, it will…
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New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas on Monday brought felony charges against a former state senator accused of using his office to make money on a…
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In front of a group of commercial real estate developers, Gov. Susana Martinez signed a bill she said will make the campaign finance system more accurate…