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Sept. 11 First News: New rules approved for state's copper mining industry. (listen)
The New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission has approved modifications to the Environment Department’s Copper Rules. Tuesday’s newly approved rules…
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Sept. 17 First News: NM FOG sues for release of HSD audit data. (listen)
Mounting frustration with the Human Services Department cut-off of Medicaid payments to in-state providers of behavioral health services now has seen the…
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Sept. 20 First News: NM's 3 House members vote along party lines on food stamps cuts. (listen)
New Mexico’s three house members have voted along party lines on cuts to food stamps. Ben Ray Luján voted against the republican sponsored bill that would…
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Sept. 30 First News:NM's state-run Health Insurance Exchange opens tomorrow. (listen)
Starting tomorrow, New Mexico individuals and small businesses can start shopping for health insurance using the state's new health insurance exchange…
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Oct. 1 First News: Gov't shutdown will bring federal furloughs for many in NM. (listen)
Congressman Ben Ray Luján is decrying the federal government shutdown forced by Republican resistance to the nation's Affordable Care Act. Luján's…
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Feb. 28 First News: Audit Report Critical of N.M. Human Services Department (Listen)
A state audit says the Human Services Department mismanaged federal Medicaid money and improperly handled fraud allegations against more than a dozen…
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Mar. 14 First News: N.M. Attorney General Takes Action to Protect State Assisted Suicide Law-Listen
New Mexico Attorney General Gary King is appealing a court ruling that terminally ill patients can seek a physician's help in dying. King tells the…
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April 25 First News: Federal Report on WIPP Blames Lack of Oversight for Radiation Release (Listen)
A Department of Energy report blames lack of proper oversight for the radiation release that closed down the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in February. The…
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May 20 First News: Approaching Wet Weather Appears To Be El Niño (Listen)
It will seem like summer in New Mexico this coming holiday weekend—At least that’s what weather patterns from the National Weather Service indicate.…
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May 29 KSFR First News: Santa Fe Property Taxes May Be On The Rise (Listen)
Homeowners in the City of Santa Fe may soon be paying more in property taxes. That’s because City Councilor Peter Ives on Wednesday introduced a measure…
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