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Nov. 14 First News: State Lawmakers May Debate 'Right To Work' Issue In 2015 (Listen)
Expect a fight come January over the so-called “right-to-work” issue in the New Mexico Legislature. A Republican legislative leader says the GOP's new…
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Nov. 17 First News: Both New Mexico Political Parties To Undergo Change In Leadership (Listen)
Both the New Mexico Democratic and Republican Parties will be seeking new leadership in the coming year. Democratic Party Chair Sam Bregman announcing…
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Nov. 24 First News: N.M. Water Planning Panel To Decide Gila River Future Today (Listen)
After more than 200-meetings, the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission will vote today on the future of the Gila River. Specifically the water-planning…
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Dec. 23 First News: Governor Martinez Announces Cabinet Shake-Up (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez has announced another round of cabinet changes, including a shift that will have the state's tourism chief leading the Children,…
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Dec. 29 First News: Governor Martinez Gets A Jump-Start On Her Inaugural Activities (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez has kicked off her inauguration celebration with a gala in Las Cruces last night, set to be followed by additional events this…
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Jan. 13 First News: Two APD Officers Face Murder Charges In 2013 Shooting Of Homeless Man (Listen)
Two Albuquerque police officers were charged with murder Monday in the shooting death of a knife-wielding homeless man that led to violent protests and…
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New Mexico's behavioral health system
During this session of the New Mexico Legislature, lawmakers will debate several bills related to the state’s behavioral health system. As KSFR’s Deborah…
Jan. 30 First News: Attorney General Releases Behavioral Health Audit That Prompted Shakeup (Listen)
New Mexico’s Attorney General has released a redacted version of an audit that led to the shake-up of behavioral health services for needy New Mexicans..…
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Feb. 3 First News: House Committee Derails Efforts To Raise New Mexico’s Minimum Wage (Listen)
The New Mexico House and Business Committee voted along party lines Monday to table two bills that called for raising the minimum wage to ten-dollars and…
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Feb. 3 - AG Hector Balderas on Behavioral Health Crisis
New Mexico’s Attorney General Hector Balderas last week released an audit alleging Medicaid overbilling by more than a dozen New Mexico behavioral health…
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