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Florida lawmakers want to use radioactive material to pave roads
Phosphogypsum, a byproduct in the fertilizer industry, contains uranium and radium — and as the EPA notes, it also forms radon, "a cancer-causing, radioactive gas."
Dec. 11 First News: N.M. Education Secretary Pushes 6% Pay Hike For New Teachers-Listen
New Mexico Education Secretary Hanna Skandera is proposing a big pay hike for first-time teachers in the fall of 2017. The Education Secretary on Thursday…
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Oct. 3 First News: New Rio Arriba County Sheriff Faces Internal and External Challenges (Listen)
Rio Arriba County’s new sheriff is facing challenges in winning over supporters of his recently convicted predecessor as well as combating a county that’s…
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Nov. 21 First News: Teacher Unions Lead Rallies Against State Evaluation System. (Listen)
Teachers unions in New Mexico on Wednesday encouraged teachers to wear black and participate in rallies across the state to protest against a teacher…
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Mar. 9 First News: 'Ban The Box' Bill Advances To N.M. House Of Representatives (Listen)
The State House is the next stop for a bill seeking to ask that employers only consider an applicant’s criminal record once a candidate has passed the…
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June 9 First News: One-Day N. M. Special Legislative Session Sees Approval Of Key Bills (Listen)
The New Mexico House and Senate adjourned Monday afternoon after passing three key bills during a special session on capital funding, tax incentives and…
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June 20 First News: New Mexico FOG Renews Request For Behavioral Health Audit (Listen)
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government has renewed its request for the full release of an audit of 15 nonprofits that provided behavioral health…
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Robert Irwin Brings 'Big' To Texas With Permanent Art Installation
The 87-year-old conceptual artist unveils a large-scale installation of his work in Marfa, Texas, this week. He's spent his career creating site-specific art that often treats light as its subject.
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Developer Wants Catholic Views to Rule in Florida Town
Domino's Pizza founder Tom Monaghan is bankrolling the development of Ave Maria, a new town in southwest Florida being built around a Catholic law school of the same name. Monaghan wants the town to espouse conservative Catholic values — which means no access to contraceptives or abortion procedures. Amy Tardif of member station WGCU reports.
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A Sandy Hook memorial opens to the public nearly a decade after school tragedy
The memorial honors the 26 children and adults killed in the 2012 shooting in Newtown. A rebuilt Sandy Hook School is now visible from the site in Newtown, Conn.
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