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PHOENIX – Today, Governor-Elect Katie Hobbs announced several members of her cabinet who will be focused on growing our State’s economy, and running Government well. With a proven track record of success, and years of expertise, these are the dedicated professionals who will run State Agencies and help us build an Arizona for everyone.

Note: Every year, we count down the top ten stories of the year, as voted on by NM Political Report staffers. See our entire countdown of 2022 top stories, to date, here. A scene not seen since the 1980s shocked New Mexicans in the Rio Grande Valley this summer—the river was running dry in the Albuquerque area. It’s not uncommon for the Rio […]

Rio Arriba County Manager Lucia Sanchez was given a raise of $12,816 after over a year of service to the county’s constituents, and this raise will put her salary at

In the increasingly dry Southwest, drought and climate change pose a challenge for developers, who need to find creative ways to provide water supply to new communities.

While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

Timely and critical water-infrastructure issues will be at the center of discussions Jan. 11-12, 2023, in Fort Collins, Colo.,as ditch and irrigation company representatives, state and federal officials, farmers and others convene for the Four...

Community organizers in Albuquerque say they have collected more than 200 unwanted guns at the latest buyback event.

BN Rail wants to replace the 1883 bridge with a new, two-track span — and tear the old bridge down

Projections by leading experts anticipate a 25% reduction in the available water supply due to climate change.