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Whether it plays out in Congress or in governors' offices, politicians in the Southwest debate how to go about addressing immigration policy.
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Michael Morrison, chief economist for New Mexico's Department of Transportation breaks down the financial dynamic emerging from diminishing road revenue and skyrocketing costs.
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Following recent FDA approval, new 2024-2025 Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccines are rolling out
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New report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate alleges social media platforms enable hate against women in politics
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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham spoke on the subject of healthcare on Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention.
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Women out register and out vote men but lack parity as candidates
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You'll soon start seeing private security officers in downtown Santa Fe, after City Council voted to fund the initiative for $750,000.
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Santa Fe City Council approves a Police Department request for a one-time expenditure of $1.1 million to acquire three new vehicles.
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Santa Fe City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to end discrimination against prospective tenants who pay with government support.
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The Interior Department reports on, admits to, and apologizes for the federal government's mistreatment of Native Americans through the Indian Boarding Schools system.
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With an estimated 16% of New Mexicans lacking access to broadband, the state just won $675 million in federal grants to increase accessibility state-wide, especially in rural and tribal communities.
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With Los Alamos National Labs preparing to become a major producer of plutonium pits for nuclear weapons, New Mexicans voice concerns at a Town Hall with federal officials.