Revised gun control bills filed for NM 2024 legislative session
New Mexico lawmakers are convening next steps to address public safety in efforts to tackle violent crime.
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Area lawmakers want to help hospitals
Measures to boost hospitals are among the top priorities for two area lawmakers when the New Mexico Legislature convenes for its 30-day session this
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New buildings mark a significant milestone for the College of ACES
Dozens of individuals gathered at New Mexico State University to witness the inauguration of two innovative facilities on Friday, Nov 3., 2023. The ceremony marked a significant milestone for the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences by unveiling its new buildings — Food Science, Security, and Safety Center and the Animal Nutrition and Feed...
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New Mexico does not have enough legal public defenders
New Mexico has 349 public defenders. This includes staff attorneys who are state employees and contract attorneys who take on cases piecemeal. (Photo by David McNew / Getty Images)
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With nearly $5B unspent, legislative staff recommend tighter controls on large public projects
At the end of September, there was nearly $5 billion in unspent funds set aside for thousands of state-funded projects
Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico United States Guadalupe County Jack Chatfieldr Mosquero Michelle Lujan Grisham
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Legislative report says program to protect babies exposed to drugs is failing
A letter signed by the heads of CYFD and other departments expresses disappointment in the documents "overall tenor and tone."
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New Mexico millions of dollars short of bringing fresh food to all students
New Mexico passed a law to give hundreds of thousands of students free meals in school, but now the program is underfunded.
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Senator expresses optimism for MCC's future
State Sen. Pat Woods said last week he has grown more optimistic about the future of financially troubled Mesalands Community College. Woods, a
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