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Sept. 19 First News: Chama River floods town north of Española. (listen)
In Rio Arriba County, the Chama River has spilled into the town of Hernandez after heavy rains. A dozen or more homes were partially submerged by rising…
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Oct. 3 First News:New DOE audit faults LANL for inefficiencies. (listen)
A just-released federal audit of the Los Alamos Laboratory faults its radioactive waste treatment operation for cost overruns and missed deadlines. Back…
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Oct. 8 First News: Albuquerque Mayoral Election Today. (Listen)
Voters in Albuquerque are going to the polls today to elect a mayor and city council members as well as weighing in on ten bond issues. Incumbent Mayor…
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Oct. 9 First News: 18-thousand New Mexico National Lab employees bracing for furlough. (Listen)
Officials at Sandia Labs have announced that they will be forced to begin to shut down and furlough much of the lab’s workforce by Oct. 21 if the federal…
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Oct. 15 First News: New Mexico will cover civilian national guard workers' payroll (Listen)
Despite the lack of progress in Washington, there will be no furlough of 55 civilian state workers for the New Mexico National Guard. Governor Susana…
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Oct. 24 First News: The wait is on for high court ruling on same-sex marriage. (Listen)
With Wednesday’s arguments both for and against marriage equality made before the state Supreme Court, the wait is on for the justice’s decision. The high…
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Jan. 6: First News: Legislative Budget Calls For Public Employee and Educator Pay Raises (Listen)
The New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee is recommending a state budget totaling more than six billion dollars. The bi-partisan LFC’s spending plan…
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Jan. 21: First News: New Mexico Legislators Begin 30-Day Regular Session
State legislators gather at the Roundhouse to hear Governor Susana Martinez' thoughts on the state of the state and then get to work on a budget and other…
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January 23rd First News: Santa Fe Police Investigate "Suspicious Death" (Listen)
Santa Fe Police are investigating what may be the city’s second murder of 2014. SFPD calls the death of a man unofficially identified as 51 year old…
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January 27th First News: Senate Rules Committee Faces Backlog of Confirmations (Listen)
The Senate Rules Committee holds its first meeting of the year at the Roundhouse today, and it faces a backlog of confirmations of appointees selected by…
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