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This year, a 36% cap prevailed, although a compromise allows a 5% origination fee for loans smaller than $500. Maybe both sides have finally been heard.

When the hydrogen-powered train leaves the station, will we be on board or get left behind?

Last week, the state House of Representatives passed a whopping $8.5 billion budget with money for everything under the big New Mexico sun.

A rent-control bill didn’t get anywhere in last year’s session, but one bill would give renters more cover.

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In my decades of Roundhouse watching, I can’t remember a time when so many dollars were headed our way.

COVID-19 is now killing more people. So why doesn’t Pearce, a Trump admirer, advocate getting the former president’s vaccine?

During a discussion on the House floor, Republican Rep. Stefani Lord asked why $26 million deducted from broadband couldn’t be directed to food banks.

Voters in the north and south – especially the southeast – spoke against the People’s Map before the session during the redistricting committee’s process.

Film and television production is booming around the world, and the incentive assures that New Mexico gets its share.