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Otero County commission chair says court ‘did exactly what courts are supposed to do — apply the law as written, without regard to political pressure’
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A decades-old joint powers agreement fell apart earlier this month when the county sued Edgewood over alleged delinquent payments for services
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Torrez said at a Wednesday press conference that he wants to see the Child Youth and Family Department completely rebuilt
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A judge on Wednesday disqualified State Representative Rebecca Dow's nominating petitions for the June 2 Republican primary election.
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Suit claims ExxonMobil and others underreported debts by $194 million, calling it “a playbook” for how companies dump old wells and expenses on states.
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Tuesday is the last day in a public comment period on the Bureau of Land Management's plans to open up a buffer zone around Chaco Culture National Historical Park to mining and oil and gas drilling.
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U.S. Rep Vasquez, state Rep. Abeyta seek to reassure attendees they are working for tribal interests
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Lots of good information about the No Kings Rally in Santa Fe on March 28th.
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The city's Affordable Housing Office said rental prices and homelessness are also persistent issues
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Sam Bregman says he'll "hold anybody accountable," but his critics think he's "all hat and no cattle."
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Second part of interview with Michael Redondo, Los Alamos County Clerk of Courts.
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First part of two part interview with Michael Redondo—Clerk of Courts for los Alamos County.