
This week in the Reporter.
Santa Feans plan to spend 5 days and nights reading names of those killed in ongoing hostilities

Gov. Lujan Grisham appears to push commission to overturn its recent ruling barring the use of produced water outside the oilfield
Opponents remain ‘undeterred’ with day in court looming
Leading Republicans in the New Mexico House of Representatives on Tuesday accused Democrats of failing to include the most urgent issues facing the state on the agenda for the upcoming special session. “We know the issues that are facing New Mexicans every day, but progressives refuse to address the real emergencies that we have and […]
The federal government officially shutdown at 12:01 Eastern time on Wednesday, leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers without a paycheck and closing or delaying many essential federal services. Both sides blamed each other. Republicans claimed Democrats refused to vote on a clean extension of funding for a few more weeks while Democrats stood their […]
New Mexicans who depend on a federal paycheck are being told to gather a few essential documents they’ll need in order to apply for state unemployment benefits if the anticipated federal government shutdown occurs later tonight. “Federal employees in New Mexico who are furloughed or laid off during a government shutdown may apply for Unemployment […]



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