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California, Washington and New Mexico could lose millions of dollars of federal funding if they continue failing to enforce English language requirements for truckers, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump took aim at pretrial detention programs that don’t utilize cash bail with executive orders he signed Monday morning, including those in New Mexico.
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On Saturday, during his annual state of the city address, Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller touted the city’s milestones under his administration and charted a path forward — should he be elected to a third term in November.
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A legislative report released Thursday found the 2023 law has boosted school meals participation rates around the state as intended, but at a rapidly growing cost.
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In total, APS police recovered five firearms by the time classes dismissed — two on the campus of Albuquerque High School, two at West Mesa High School, and one off campus at Del Norte High School.
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The New Mexico Environment Department’s installation of new pre-treatment equipment for the City of Las Vegas’ drinking water supply should offer at least some reassurance to residents the next time they see storm clouds gather on the horizon.
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Economists tasked with predicting New Mexico’s financial health said Tuesday the state will generate a little more than $14 billion in revenue in the upcoming fiscal year, a figure that means the state will have nearly half a billion dollars in “new” money to spend when they craft the budget early next year.
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The petition filed in the state Supreme Court alleges that Bernadine Martin, the embattled district attorney, has violated state procurement laws, created a hostile work environment and relied on contract attorneys after running off all staff attorneys in her office.
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Heinrich, Luján say Ryan Ellison’s unusual extension circumvents Congressional oversight.
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On Thursday, the New Mexico Department of Health announced that the state has recorded more than 100 cases of measles after three Santa Fe County residents were diagnosed with the disease.