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Sept. 18 First News: New Mexico Has Nation’s Second-Highest Poverty Rate (Listen)
If it weren’t for Mississippi, New Mexico would have the nation’s highest percentage of residents living in poverty. New U.S. Census Bureau numbers show…
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Sept. 19 First News: Federal Judge Won't Hear Dispute Between Sec. of State and Counties (Listen)
Saying her court lacks jurisdiction in the dispute between Secretary of State Dianna Duran and Santa Fe and Bernalillo Counties regarding advisory ballot…
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Oct. 1 First News: Rio Arriba County Commissioners To Meet To Fire Sheriff Rodella (Listen)
Rio Arriba County Commissioners are meeting this morning in Espanola, presumably to fire Sheriff Tommy Rodella. Despite being convicted last Friday of…
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April 26 First News: Clients of illegal SF dentist come forward. (listen)
Santa Fe Police report that they're hearing from more clients of "El Dentista," the man who illegally practiced dentistry out of his car throughout the…
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May 7 First News: Former Española mayor may run for Santa Fe's top post. (listen)
Former Española Mayor Joseph Maestas says he's considering a run for mayor of Santa Fe next year. David Coss recently announced he will not seek a 3rd…
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May 16 First News: Santa Fe's old Manderfield School could become residential units. (listen)
A plan is being developed to turn Santa Fe's old Manderfield elementary school into a combination of residential units and artist work spaces. Clare and…
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May 24 First News: SFPS approves an $89 million budget with a 1% pay raise. (listen)
Santa Fe's school board has approved an $89 million budget for the coming year, but only after a heated debate over pay raises for teachers and other…
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May 30 At Noon: Former Martinez aide indicted, bridge safety in N.M., preschool expulsions
On Thursday's midday report: Following that bridge collapse outside Seattle, we’ll check in with the bridge inspection program director in New Mexico to…
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May 31 First News:The Tres Lagunas Fire near Pecos now at 500 acres. (listen)
The nearby Tres Lagunas Fire has been less active in the overnight hours but weather conditions today are not expected to be helpful, says Dan Ware with…
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June 3 First News: Thompson Fire now 1900 acres and Tres Lagunas at 7500. (listen)
The latest report has the Thompson Fire in the Jemez now just above 1900 acres. Some 310 personnel have been working to create fire lines around portions…
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