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Open government group files lawsuit of its own
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Travel tips from the American Automobile Association for the 2026 Memorial Day weekend
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In an excerpt of interview with KSFR's James Werbel Santa Fe executive director of tourism, Randy Randall, starts to explain what makes his city "different."
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The New Mexico Supreme Court heard arguments for and against the Bishop's Lodge wastewater disposal plan, and rejected an argument made by the nonprofit group, Protect Tesuque.
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The state's Economic Development secretary, Rob Black, says a new massive geothermal project will pave the way for more clean energy projects in New Mexico.
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A new public charter jet service from JSX is now connecting Santa Fe and Dallas, offering flights that promise convenience and other perks.
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An Associated Press investigation found that nearly 700 oil and gas wells in New Mexico are within one mile of a school
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James C. Harris, credited with revitalizing Santa Fe Regional Airport, wrapped up his tenure by launching a new Dallas charter service before moving on to lead an airport in Waco, Texas.
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The new initiative in the Economic Development Department will tap into state funding to support startups and foster growth in areas like quantum computing and clean energy.
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Mish Schneider and Professor of Management Jim Werbel have a conversation about Trump's proposed tariffs.
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A new public-private partnership is expected to energize the economy of a New Mexico border community.
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Secretary of Workforce Solutions Sarita Nair and two colleagues encourage workers just let go by the federal government to look at job opportunities in state government.