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People In NM Prisons Often Held At The Wrong Security Level, Report Shows
Someone held in “security threat unit housing” cannot just go to a library and don’t have access to a computer, Internet, or a copy machine.
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White House Calls Meeting With College Officials On How To Curb Monkeypox On Campus
WASHINGTON — They discussed “best practices and measures for colleges and universities to take to curb spread of” monkeypox and coronavirus.
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Court Releases Partially Redacted Affidavit For Mar-A-Lago Search
WASHINGTON — The property is not authorized to store classified or national defense information, according to partially redacted affidavit.
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NM Supreme Court Denies Pandemic Prison Releases
New Mexico's highest court tossed out lawsuit filed in 2020 seeking release of incarcerated people to protect them from getting coronavirus.
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State Allows Asphalt Plant Construction In South Santa Fe Despite Concerns About Health Impacts
New Mexico’s Environmental Improvement Board voted unanimously Friday morning to allow the operation to proceed.
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Abortion Access Is On The Ballot In November In These States
WASHINGTON — Residents of California, Kentucky and Vermont will decide if their state constitutions should protect abortion access.
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Asylum-Seekers Allowed To Enter US After “Remain In Mexico” Ends
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled the Biden administration had the right to formally end the Trump-era policy.
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Settlement Deadline Looms In Rio Grande Supreme Court Case
An agreement to resolve the pending U.S. Supreme Court dispute over Rio Grande water is approaching its “drop-dead” date of Sept. 23.
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New Mexico's Pandemic Oil And Gas Plan Aided A Putin Pal And Trump Donor
The state’s Oil Conservation Division created the program so that companies could bank petroleum reserves until prices rebounded.
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RNC Opens Political Hub In Southwest Albuquerque Targeting Hispanic Voters
Attempting to capture votes on southside of Albuquerque, the Republican National Committee opened a Hispanic community center on Thursday.
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Bernalillo County Approves New Santolina Plans Despite Public Objections, Water Access Issues
The Bernalillo County Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve two requests by Western Albuquerque Land Holdings (WALH).
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N.M. Seeking Ideas For How To Spend Gold King Mine Settlement, But No Direct Cash To Individuals
Some N.M. lawmakers question why funds can only be given to governments or nonprofits on behalf of those affected, and not directly to them.
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City Officially Shuts Down Coronado Park, Leaving Some To Find New Place To Sleep
Move comes amid a city housing shortage and right after the Albuquerque City Council voted to ban approved encampments until at least 2023.
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Ronchetti Campaign Receives Donation From Fake NM Elector
Ronchetti received a cash donation from a man implicated in a scheme to falsely award the state’s electoral votes to Donald Trump.
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Governor Praises Health Care Workers As She Further Lifts COVID Protections
At an awards ceremony for health care workers, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham praised their collective effort to save lives from COVID-19.
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Oglala Sioux Tribe Embraces Recreational Marijuana Sales
On the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, marijuana is legal, but booze is banned.
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Logging After NM Wildfires Could Help Forests But Won't Likely Happen For Months, If At All
There's a potential boost for New Mexico's economy and forests through logging, especially after the severe fire season this summer.
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Election Officials Can't Access Federal Funding For Security As Violent Threats Mount
Colorado's election officials, like so many across the country, faced a surge of violent threats after the 2020 election.
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With Two Starbucks Stores In NM Set To Unionize, Organizers Feel Solidarity
Thursday was supposed to be Shawn Harper-Ray's day off.