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An Asian-American University of Colorado graduate reported being assaulted and forced at knifepoint to say “I love America” early Friday. The 22-year-old victim, whose name hasn’t been released by police because the case remains under investigation, told officers he was walking with three friends about 1 a.m. near 10th and Marine streets on University Hill […]

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The powerful regulatory commission oversees utility rates and will help chart the state’s course toward more renewable energy development.

The governor has been presented with nine candidates for possible appointment to three open state Public Regulation Commission seats.

The nominating committee tasked with submitting candidates to the governor for appointment to the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission chose nine people to nominate. The slate of names includes one Republican. The committee met on Friday and quickly agreed on the slate of names. The governor will choose three of those nominees to appoint as […]

The powerful regulatory commission oversees utility rates and will help chart the state’s course toward more renewable energy development.

Panel picks finalists for New Mexico regulatory commission

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico’s governor will have nine candidates to choose from as she fills a powerful regulatory commission that oversees utility rates and will help chart the state’s course toward more renewable energy development.

Gov. has nine candidates to choose from as she fills the body that oversees utility rates, charts the course toward more renewable energy use

The committee responsible for sorting through the applicants who are seeking an appointment to the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission  unanimously voted on Friday to refer nine names to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.