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BIA, FBI Update Criminal Investigation Guidelines For Indian Country
To provide a more unified response for investigating crimes on tribal nations, including the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples crisis.
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Charges Against Black Hills Treaty Defender Dropped
All charges against NDN Collective President and CEO Nick Tilsen were dismissed by South Dakota prosecutors on Tuesday.
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Settlement Agreement Could Emerge From Behind Closed Doors In Fight Over Rio Grande Water
Much of the controversy in the Supreme Court lawsuit slipped behind sealed documents and hearings closed to the public.
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Early Childhood Education Advocates Look For Stopgap Funding As They Await A Decision From Congress
Early childhood education in New Mexico needs a bridge that officials say will cost almost $154 million.
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New Mexico's HSD Proposes Medication-Assisted Treatment For Incarcerated People
In 2024, the incarcerated could receive medication-assisted treatment 30 days before release, and a 30-day medication supply after release.
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Voters Embraced Affordable Housing Initiatives. Advocates Say Congress Should Do The Same.
But as housing costs soar, analysts and advocates say more needs to be done and argue that federal action is needed.
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PED Says It Issued 4,000+ New Teacher Licenses. But There Are Still Hundreds Of Vacancies.
New Mexico waived fees for teacher licenses for a 60-day stretch during the spring.
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FEMA Hints It Might Lift 25% Cap On Tree Reimbursements For Northern NM Fire Victims
FEMA officials are still finalizing rules and accepting public comments on how it will spend about $2.5 billion on the fire victims.
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Here's Why Food Prices Remain Stubbornly High Even As Inflation Cools
Shoppers hoping for a little relief at the grocery store for their holiday meals will be disappointed by last week's Consumer Price Index.
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U.S. Supreme Court To Review Biden Student Debt Relief Plan In February
WASHINGTON — The plan is on hold due to a nationwide injunction ordered in the lawsuit by six Republican-led states.
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Nine Names Heading To The Governor, Who Will Select A Brand New Public Regulation Commission
One notable name was not on the list: Commissioner Cynthia Hall, who served on the PRC since 2017 representing the Albuquerque area.
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Biden Signs Bill That Staves Off Railroad Workers Strike
WASHINGTON — “A rail shutdown would have devastated our economy,” Biden said.
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Though NM Outlawed The Practice, Hospitals Are Still Suing Folks With Low Incomes To Collect Debt
"Over 200,000 New Mexicans are uninsured, which makes them more likely to incur significant debt when they need medical care."
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Congress Passes Law To Crack Down On Exports Of Sacred Native American Items
A cherished, century-old Acoma shield was stolen from the pueblo in the 1970s. Decades later, it showed up in a French auction catalog.
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Officers Detain Demonstrators During Protest On UNM Campus Against Conspiracy Theorist Charlie Kirk
The protest was held in response to Turning Point USA’s UNM chapter hosting a speaking event on campus with Charlie Kirk.
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Harvard Announces Return Of Native Hair Samples
The collection of hair samples offers tangible evidence of the trauma of assimilation.
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U.S. Senate Averts Freight Rail Strike, But Bid To Include Worker Sick Leave Fails
WASHINGTON — The Senate backed the rail deal on an 80-15 vote and rejected the House-passed sick leave proposal 52-43.
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Fixing TANF In New Mexico Is ‘One Of The Most Important' Tasks For 2023 Session, Senator Says
Cash assistance program would increase amount distributed and eliminate barriers to make sure it gets to the most New-Mexicans in need.
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Councilors To Vote On Changes To Zero Fares Bus Program, Citing Safety Concerns
The Zero Fares program made transit free for everyone, but some in the city raise questions about who does and doesn’t belong on the bus.
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‘It'll Never Be The Same.' Northern NM Residents Fly Over Burn Scar To Map Damage Themselves
Hundreds of miles of blackened, lifeless trees — vast stains on the land when viewed from above.