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OPINION: New Mexico credit union member-owners' funds are safe.
Both chambers of the New Mexico Legislature in the first week of this year’s session approved an initial move to provide all 112 lawmakers with field offices and full-time staff.
The latest proposal would allow anyone to use their government-issued ID to ride ABQ buses for free. People who don’t have an ID will be required to either apply for a free pass or buy a ticket.
New Mexico State University announced Tuesday that it will hire an external, third-party investigator to review the events surrounding last month's fatal shooting of a student from a rival school.
The Albuquerque City Council continued its efforts to end the hop-on-and-go Zero Fares program, citing safety concerns despite city data showing that the buses have become more accessible and safer since the program was implemented last January.