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WASHINGTON — Biden ready to meet with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to hash out federal spending as soon as House Republicans release budget.
Democratic lawmakers are continuing their push to get bills passed through the Roundhouse that protect abortion rights.
Gun safety legislation is on its way to the governor's desk for a signature.
A bill to overhaul New Mexico’s 88-year-old Oil and Gas Act passed out of its first committee hearing this week on a straight party vote.
Legislative efforts to ensure professionalism and safety in the Roundhouse are making their way through Santa Fe.
A bill that would have strengthened protections for tenants facing eviction in New Mexico died on Friday in its second committee hearing.
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A proposal to strengthen protections for tenants facing eviction in New Mexico was resurrected on Saturday.
As the legislation was being drafted, ProPublica asked the department for a list of all state prisoners sentenced to life as juveniles.
While stories about former Navajo Nation president Peterson Zah centered on his titles and accolades, he was always ‘Dad’ to his 3 children.
It was a quiet, cloudy and cold morning in Tsé Bonito, N.M. There were six people standing alongside Highway 264 that leads into Arizona.
The U.S. House voted Thursday to undo a Biden administration definition of wetlands that allows for regulations on private lands.
An energy bill that died in the N.M. House of Representatives per request of the All-Puebl Council of Governors was partially resurrected.
On a windy Saturday in Santa Fe, lawmakers inside the Roundhouse discussed and passed bills on how to spend a historic $9.57 billion budget.
SANTA FE COUNTY — What used to be called the Dale Mobile Village was named after owner, Jack Dale, who ran the place for decades with wife.
WASHINGTON — U.S. District Court judge who could end more than 2 decades of legal access to medication abortion said little about abortion.
JACKSON, MISS. The Pink House was the center of the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned the federal right to abortion in June.
Eric Maestas didn't have much time to spare on an April afternoon when he stepped out of the old Memorial Middle School gymnasium with food.
This will happen if House Bill 373 makes it through the Roundhouse.
Lawmakers want more advanced expertise and diversity standards for future commissioners.