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Greg Baca blamed new Senate district boundaries that would pit him against Sen. Joshua Sanchez, R-Bosque, for his decision not to run in Senate District 29. House Minority Leader Ryan

The Meat Inspection Act garnered unanimous support from the New Mexico House of Representatives on Tuesday afternoon.

Democrats announce top priorities, "feed bill" passes, new legislators sworn in, and Las Vegas celebrated Tuesday.

By Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican New Mexico's capital city will be buzzing with political activity for the next four weeks starting Tuesday, when the Legislature convenes for a 30-day session sure to be punctuated with intense and fiery debate over how to spend billions of dollars in new revenue and whether

While lawmakers will introduce a slew of proposed laws, the focus of the session will be on passing a budget amid record revenue projections for New Mexico — but with

News from Grant County, New Mexico

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham can move like molasses in wintertime. The stagnant confirmation process for James Mountain is an ongoing example.

Ingle takes pride in his title of “farmer,” but as his colleagues pointed out, don’t let that fool you.

Ingle is a farmer who represents Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Lea and Roosevelt counties in District 27. He has rarely faced a Republican primary challenger in his almost four decades

Ingle is a farmer who represents Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Lea and Roosevelt counties in District 27. He has rarely faced a Republican primary challenger in his almost four decades