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Feb. 12 First News: N.M. House Okays Bill Ending "Social Promotion" (Listen)
Legislation that would end the social promotion of third-graders who are not proficient readers is now before the New Mexico Senate. This after the House…
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Feb. 23 - Late-Term Abortion Bill Passes Despite Testimony from Detractors
House members of the Public Affairs and Regulation Committee listened to five hours of testimony from New Mexicans on both sides of the issue of abortion…
Feb. 24 First News: Santa Fe High School Students Protest State-Mandated Tests (Listen)
Some high school students at Santa Fe’s two public high schools unhappy over state-mandated testing put their displeasure on display Monday. Their target…
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Feb. 25 First News: State Lawmakers Consider New Gambling Compacts Between State And Tribes (Listen)
The State Legislature’s Committee on Compacts will be taking public comment Saturday on the proposed new gambling compacts negotiated between Governor…
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Feb. 25 - Public Comment Sought on Proposed Gaming Compact
The State Legislature’s Committee on Compacts will be taking public comment Saturday on the proposed new gambling compacts negotiated between Governor…
Mar. 3 First News: Vast Majority Of Santa Fe Students Comply And Take PARCC Test (Listen)
Testing at Santa Fe schools Monday for a newly-required exam saw a very small number of students walk out of the testing—five at Santa Fe High School--…
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Mar. 6 First News: State Senate Action on House-Approved “Right-To-Work” All But Kills Bill (Listen)
A House-approved bill that combines so-called “right to work” legislation with a minimum wage increase will have to clear three State Senate Committees…
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Mar. 11 First News: Senate Committee Tables So-Called "Right To Work" Bill (Listen)
The Senate Public Works Committee tabled a so-called “right to work” bill, effectively killing it for the 2015 New Mexico legislative session. The panel…
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Mar. 18 First News: Gov. Vetoes Racehorse Testing Bill That Had Full Legislative Support (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez has vetoed a racehorse drug testing bill that required New Mexico's horse racing regulating body to follow the guidelines for…
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Mar. 19 First News: Lt. Gov. John Sanchez Discusses Session As Adjournment Nears (Listen)
The fate of a proposed six-point-two-billion dollar spending plan that would fund public schools and other government services during the next fiscal year…
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