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July 29 First News: Roundhouse To Re-Open Following Threat And Closure Monday (Listen)
The State Capitol in Santa Fe will be open today after being evacuated Monday over concerns about a male caller threatening to kill himself in the…
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August 5 First News: Gov. Martinez Seeks To Re-Impose Work Requirements For Food Stamps (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez's administration wants to re-impose work requirements on low-income New Mexicans to qualify for food stamps. Starting in October,…
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August 7 First News: Governor Martinez Issues Order Providing up to $750K For Flooding Aid (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez has issued an executive order that provides up to 750-thousand dollars in emergency aid to help deal with recent flooding. The…
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Sept. 23 First News: Motorist Recounts Terrorizing Traffic Stop By Indicted Sheriff (Listen)
A motorist says he thought a northern New Mexico sheriff was going to execute him during a heated traffic stop. Michael Tafoya told jurors Monday he…
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Sept. 30 First News: N.M. Teacher's Union Seeks To Invalidate Teacher Evaluation System (Listen)
An educational labor union is seeking to invalidate a teacher evaluation system by Republican Governor Susana Martinez's administration that places a…
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Oct. 7 First News: Think Tank Suggests Health Care Price and Quality Comparison Website (Listen)
An independent think tank is recommending New Mexico establish a website that provides consumers with information about the cost of medical procedures and…
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Oct. 9 First News: Santa Fe Grand Jury Finds Shooting Of El Rito Teen Justified (Listen)
This summer’s fatal shooting of an El Rito teenager was justified. That’s the finding of a Santa Fe County grand jury regarding the shooting of…
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Oct. 10 First News: Gun In Ortiz Middle School Student's Backpack Prompts School Closure (Listen)
A scare at Ortiz Middle School in Santa Fe Thursday. The school was locked down after a gun was found in a student’s backpack Thursday afternoon. Santa Fe…
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Oct. 14 First News: Brief Ebola Scare At Santa Fe's Christus-St. Vincent Hospital (Listen)
A patient showing possible symptoms of Ebola was admitted to Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center in Santa Fe Monday, and had been in isolation as…
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Oct. 15 First News: Mora County's Fracking Ban Remains, At Least For Now (Listen)
In a surprise, Mora County’s status as the only county in the nation to ban on fracking remains intact today. County Commissioners voted two-to-one…
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