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Feb. 17 - Mental Health Funding Cuts Mount, Lawsuit Payouts Drain State Coffers
Last week’s announcement by Attorney General Hector Balderas clearing a majority of mental health providers of Medicaid fraud could add significant…
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Feb. 18 - Legislative session comes to a close, a handful of bills headed to the Gov
During the waning hours of the New Mexico State Legislature the Senate passed several bills that would enhance early learning for at-risk students and one…
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Feb. 22 First News: SFPD Seeks Four Persons Of Interest In Death Of Man Found Inside Water Tank
Santa Fe police are looking four people of interest in connection with a body found in a water tank. Authorities said Saturday that a task force involving…
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March 4 - SF County Debuts New Section Of El Camino Real Trail
Santa Fe County is moving quickly toward building an open space trail that will expand hikers’ and bicyclists’ enjoyment of the outdoors. KSFR’s Deborah…
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March 29 First News: Fire Danger Up As Winds Whip Southern NM Blaze
Students at public schools in Ruidoso will not have classes today, as firefighters tackle a fire in town. Numerous crews are fighting the Moon Mountain…
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April 1First News: Can Parents Not Let Their Kids Take The PARCC Test?
A state senator from southwest New Mexico wants Attorney General Hector Balderas to weigh in on whether parents can legally opt out their children from…
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April 6 - With 15 Behavioral Health Centers Cleared Of Fraud, Will State Gov't Return Frozen Funds?
Now that the Attorney General has exonerated all of the nonprofit New Mexico providers accused of fraud in the mental health upheaval of 2013, questions…
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April 7 First News: NM Has Driest March In More Than 100 Years
The superintendent of the Espanola School District won’t be in that office anymore because she resigned last night. The Espanola School Board appointed…
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April 20 First News: City To Cut Dozens Of Temp Workers
The city of Santa Fe is ending employment for dozens of workers hired as temporary employees as it finalizes its budget for the next fiscal year that…
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April 21 First News: City Budget Proposal Hikes Fees, Creates Film Office
While city officials unveiled a blueprint for next year’s budget that could include reduced library hours and higher parking and recreation fees, they…
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