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In a press release sent out on December 29, the New Mexico Department of Corrections announced that all state-run prison facilities will no longer be…
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Cuba schools superintendent Karen Sanchez-Griego says her students can’t wait any longer for quality internet access. It was this need that led the school…
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The City of Albuquerque announced in a press release Tuesday, that 14 new members will be joining the city’s Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Task…
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The climate emergency has brought extreme drought, wildfires, and flooded roads across New Mexico’s Native American reservations. Now, prominent tribal…
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As of next week, the way you dial your phone calls will change. The Federal Communications Commission has mandated a new three-digit number when dialing…
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Legislators are drafting a plan to ease restrictions against retired police officers coming back to work in an effort to add more officers across New…
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Fifty indigenous artists from around the world express their individual and group interpretations of shared experiences involving nuclear hazards. KSFR's…
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A month after New Mexico’s official legalization of recreational cannabis, concerns are mounting over how local police departments will adapt to this…
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Energy watchdogs from across New Mexico have filed formal complaints against NM Attorney General Hector Balderas and an associate law firm– claiming…
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In this week's update on the happenings of New Mexico's political world, Bryce Dix sat down with New Mexico Political Report's Andy Lyman to talk about…