Susan Dunlap, NM Political Report Attorney General Raรบl Torrez announced on Thursday his legislative priorities for Julyโs special legislative session, including the creation of a crime victimโs unit to monitor crime victimโs rights. Torrez held a press conference to discuss three policies he hopes the legislature will address in the upcoming special session. Torrez also […]
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AG Announces Legislative Priorities for Upcoming Special Session
Susan Dunlap, NM Political Report Attorney General Raรบl Torrez announced on Thursday his legislative priorities for Julyโs special legislative session, including the creation of a crime victimโs unit to monitor crime victimโs rights. Torrez held a press conference to discuss three policies he hopes the legislature will address in the upcoming special session. Torrez also […]
Independent Reporter Graduates From NMSU Journalism School
As an avid reader and writer, Elizabeth McCall became interested in journalism in high school and that passion grew when she began her studies at New Mexico State University. McCall grew up in the East Mountains but moved to Las Cruces to attend NMSU where she completed courses in news writing and editing, communications, broadcast […]
The Students Have a Point
By Darrell M. Allen It is easy to make fun of the student protesters who have vociferously made their voices heard in support of the Palestinian people, pretty much across the whole country.ย Even here in Albuquerque at the University of New Mexico.ย The front page of the May 16 Albuquerque Journal, perhaps inadvertently, did just […]
Edgewood Nears Completion of First Major Road Project
Repaving and upgrading the townโs rural roads has been a major project for Edgewood. Since the townโs incorporation as a municipality in 1999, residents and town officials have said repaving the roads is a top priority. Last year, the Town of Edgewood committed $1 million for road paving equipment to start addressing higher-impact and higher-traffic […]
Letter to the Editor: Techโs Influence on New Mexicoโs Farming Industry
By Lucie Deuel, NM entrepreneur We live in a world where water levels are dangerously low, outdated machinery is hogging essential energy, and tons of food is wasted daily. Reduce, reuse, recycle- a term that has been battered into our minds from a young age, yet the trend stays the same. Resources diminish, carbon footprints […]
Edgewood Nears Completion of First Major Road Project
Repaving and upgrading the townโs rural roads has been a major project for Edgewood. Since the townโs incorporation as a municipality in 1999, residents and town officials have said repaving the roads is a top priority. Last year, the Town of Edgewood committed $1 million for road paving equipment to start addressing higher-impact and higher-traffic […]
The Students Have a Point
By Darrell M. Allen It is easy to make fun of the student protesters who have vociferously made their voices heard in support of the Palestinian people, pretty much across the whole country.ย Even here in Albuquerque at the University of New Mexico.ย The front page of the May 16 Albuquerque Journal, perhaps inadvertently, did just […]
Seven Hours in May: Interim Budget Brings No Salary Increase for County Employees
This time last year, the Torrance County Commission held an eleven-and-a-half-hour session addressing the countyโs interim budget and the use of ARPA funding before a feared clawback of federal funds. This yearโs interim budget session was much shorter: just seven hours long. Torrance County Clerk and 3rd District Torrance County Commission candidate Linda Jaramillo reported […]
Letter to the Editor: Techโs Influence on New Mexicoโs Farming Industry
By Lucie Deuel, NM entrepreneur We live in a world where water levels are dangerously low, outdated machinery is hogging essential energy, and tons of food is wasted daily. Reduce, reuse, recycle- a term that has been battered into our minds from a young age, yet the trend stays the same. Resources diminish, carbon footprints […]

