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Last week we looked at the history of the behavioral health system for the poor in New Mexico, and the closure of an Arizona firm paid millions of dollars…

In his first major press conference, new Attorney General Hector Balderas today released a long-withheld report on the investigation into alleged Medicaid…

The New Mexico House of Representatives voted 39-29 Thursday to repeal a state law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.…

You can now remove the word “designate” from the title of New Mexico Education Secretary Hanna Skandera. The State Senate, on a 22-19 vote Monday,…

Two bills under consideration at the State Capitol seek to tackle problems related to New Mexico’s public schools and their administration. One bill,…

For the fifth time in as many years, state lawmakers on Monday debated whether to confirm Governor Susana Martinez’s choice as leader of New Mexico’s…

Seamless Medical Systems—A Santa Fe mobile technology company—will be expanding between now and the end of next year. Governor Susana Martinez making the…

Two bills will be heard in committee tomorrow regarding a woman's right to an abortion. KSFR's Zelie Pollon spoke to Elisa Martinez, President of New…

With the 2015 New Mexico Legislature now past its halfway point, the focus is on the State Senate, which will be taking up House-approved bills reflecting…

Last week a Senate committee killed a bill to retain all third graders who did not have sufficient reading skills. The bill, a favorite for Governor…