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In part two of a series on Santa Fe County's Sustainable Land Development Code, county officials and other experts weigh in on challenges and successes around managing growth while ensuring the area retains its character.
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A few hours after acknowledging her female colleagues for representing the largest number of women senators in state history, Antoinette Sedillo Lopez talks about the moment.
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The budget committee for New Mexico's Democratic Party-led legislature proposes setting aside more money for Medicaid and several other initiatives.
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New Mexico state senators Peter Wirth and Bill Sharer, leaders of the two major parties, Democratic and Republican, respectively, faced off in a recent KSFR panel. Protecting the water supply was one of many topics they touched on.
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The actor alleges that he was defamed and his civil rights violated in a complaint relating to how the "Rust" case against him was handled.
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The New Mexico Department of Justice is taking multiple actions to attempt blocking a severance package for the outgoing president of a state university.
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In a new analysis of deaths due to drug overdoses, the New Mexican Department of Health reports that the mortality rate fell 8%.
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All Members of the Western New Mexico University board of regents have left their seats, as the AG attempts to block a controversial severance package.
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Santa Fe New Mexican executive editor Bill Church comments on the state's potential vulnerability to strategic lawsuits against public participation.
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New Mexico State University dismissed athletic director Mario Moccia in the wake of an investigation into a sexual abuse scandal on the Aggies' men's basketball team.
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Just before the year's session ended, the federal government passed legislation for more funding to support victims of the Hermits Peak / Calf Canyon fire and an extension of a claims submission deadline.