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Environmental and consumer advocacy groups argue Public Service Company of New Mexicos investments for the transition to renewable energy and a revamped grid werent "prudent" — a standard for investments

This week, there’s a closed meeting planned for Thursday, July 20.

Santa Fe County resident Jim Williamsons complaint, filed Monday in the states First Judicial District Court, accuses then-commission chief of staff Wayne Propst of terminating him in July 2021 in

While most of the effects were seen throughout Taos County, the outage reached as far as Santa Fe, where city and county government websites were offline for more than a

As the state opens an investigation into the cause of last weeks multi-day internet service outage, e arly estimates indicate that economic losses could be in the millions of …

It’s the time of the year when young men and women turn their tassels, toss their caps into the sky and dream about a bright future.

Its the time of the year when young men and women turn their tassels, toss their caps into the sky and dream about a bright future.

Amplifying Atlanta

Hard work pays off and that could not be any more true for some graduates from Georgia State University's Perimeter College.

Nine incarcerated men celebrated earning degrees this month, but challenges remain for justice-involved people looking for an education.