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Northern NM Voters Weigh Officials' Disaster Response And Stance On Climate Change
While people in Mora County continue to recuperate from the state's largest wildfire and ongoing floods, the General Election looms.
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Navajo Nation Citizen Will Head Indian Health Service
The Senate confirmed Navajo Nation citizen Roselyn Tso to lead the Indian Health Service, the first permanent director in nearly 2 years.
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Six NM Counties Approved To Offer Just One Ballot Drop Box Each
This story is part of a project called Democracy Day, in which newsrooms across the country are shining a light on threats to democracy.
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New Mexico Quietly Closes Its COVID Isolation Shelters
POJOAQUE PUEBLO — For nearly the last two years, the shelter at Buffalo Thunder “was the busiest testing facility outside of Albuquerque."
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U.S. Senate Delays Same-Sex Marriage Vote Until After Midterm Elections
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate won't vote on legislation to secure marriage equality for millions of Americans until after the midterm elections.
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On Democracy Day, Newsrooms Draw Attention To A Crisis In The U.S. System Of Government
A recent poll found that 69% of both Democrats and Republicans think democracy in the United States is in danger of collapse.
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U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers To Halt Some Flood Mitigation Help In Northern NM At End Of The Month
Then, it’ll be up to the state, county and other organizations to keep up the work that the Army Corps started.
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Black And Hispanic Man Killed By APD Over Lawfully Owned Firearm
Keshawn Thomas had “always been respectful with police officers,” and by all accounts was a responsible gun owner.
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Las Vegas Slowly Rebuilds Clean Water Supply, But Residents Worry About Long-Term Future
Residents of NM city downriver of biggest fire in state history drink bottled water and eat off paper plates to preserve clean water supply.
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Disinformation Endangers Democracy In NM And Beyond, Experts Say
“Across the world, democracy is backsliding,” UN Secretary General António Guterres said in message to mark this year’s International Day.
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Northern NM Ranch Wants To Use Wildfire To Educate Children, People With Disabilities
CLEVELAND, N.M. – Collins Lake Ranch, a 300-acre property in Mora County, is a full-time home for people with disabilities and coaches.
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NM Senator Defends His Reputation While Policy Silences The People Accusing Him Of Misconduct
"The harassment complaint filed against a powerful N.M. senator is closed," he announced.
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Activist Group Seeks State Takeover Of Troubled Gallup Hospital
The local group is asking the state to explore taking the facility over under a rarely invoked receivership law.
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Indigenous Groups Say Changes To Utility Regulation In NM Would Favor Energy Companies
A coalition of Indigenous groups is now petitioning the state’s highest court to block the change before it takes effect next year.
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Complaint: Republican Candidate For State AG Hasn't Lived In NM Long Enough To Run For Office
According to the complaint, to be eligible to run for attorney general, Jeremy Michael Gay must have lived in New Mexico since Nov. 8, 2017.
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Learning From NM Mistakes, Forest Service To Better Heed Drought Factor Before Burns
The US Forest Service announced big changes to the way it will authorize prescribed burns in light of mistakes the agency made.
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Sanctioned Encampments Will Be Legally Allowed, After ABQ Council Fails To Override Mayor's Veto
The Albuquerque City Council opted to allow “safe outdoor spaces", an effort to give unsheltered folks a safe place to stay overnight.
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Couy Griffin Attends Otero County Commission Meeting As A Member Of The Public After His Ouster
Griffin was removed from office by court order earlier this week because of his participation in the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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NM To Expand Broadband In Rural And Tribal Areas That Were ‘Left Behind For A Long Time'
New Mexico is trying to expand high-speed internet access across the state, especially in rural and tribal areas.
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Dems Accuse Ronchetti Of Disingenuous Shift In Abortion Messaging
Ronchetti’s campaign denies that the candidate’s position on the issue has ever changed.