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Governors of states that have implemented clean vehicle programs, such as New Mexico’s Advanced Clean Cars rule, are banding together following a U.S. Senate vote this week.The Senate voted 51-44…
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By Patrick Lohmann, Source New Mexico — As high schoolers across the state don caps and gowns for graduation, state education officials are noting the state’s highest graduation rate in…
A Bloomfield police officer is recovering in the hospital after a suspect shot him during a traffic stop.
No one has been charged in the death of the child, whose parents had left him in the care of an unnamed relative.
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Bernalillo County Commissioners have housing on their minds.Commissioners are considering a pair of bond issues that would pave the way for the construction and renovation of almost 300 new housing…
The second of eight installments of ABQ RIDE’s Summer Resource Fair series is set for Wednesday from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Alvarado Transportation Center.This is the second straight year…
National Senior Health and Fitness Day is May 28 and the Department of Senior Affairs is partnering with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico to celebrate with an…
Deputy Bernalillo County Treasurer Linda Stover has gone on the offensive in her ongoing debate with the Board of County Commissioners over whether she had the right to take her…
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By Douglas MacMillan, Aaron Schaffer — Trump’s border czar earned consulting fees from immigrant detention firmA leader of the Trump administration’s effort to detain and deport millions of immigrants recently…
By Ann E. Marimow — Supreme Court declines to stop transfer of Native American site for miningThe Supreme Court on Tuesday cleared the way for the federal government to transfer…
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