Weekly Car Roll-Ins return to Henderson
Tuesday was the first Classic Car Roll-In of the year in Henderson
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Tuesday was the first Classic Car Roll-In of the year in Henderson
Sales of legal marijuana in New Mexico set a new monthly record in March, with combined adult-use and medical marijuana purchases totaling more than $52.5 million. Of that, a record $39.4 million came from adult-use sales, according to the Regulation and Licensing Department’s Cannabis Control Division, while medical marijuana purchases comprised another $13.0 million. The […]
From ski passes to savory dishes at some of Santa Fe’s ritziest restaurants, lobbyists spent big bucks wining, dining and entertaining lawmakers during the 30-day session. Of course, what lobbyists
When it comes to high-dollar expenditures — $500 or more — the total was $150,000, according to reports filed with the Secretary of State's Office.
State senators blocked the latest effort to reform how board members at public New Mexico institutions are chosen. New Mexico lawmakers have been trying for years to bring independent nominating committees into the process for selecting regents at each of the state’s seven public four-year institutions. The effort seemed to gain momentum this year after two controversial incidents involving state college boards suggested the need for more oversight and less politicization of the process.