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NMDOT meets Paseo del Norte businesses
New Mexico Department of Transportation officials are holding another public meeting Tuesday morning with business owners near Paseo del Norte and I-25.
Department of Health: School yards are open for community use
I remember the summers of my youth. I would get on my bike first thing in the morning and ride through the neighborhood, picking up friends along the way.
Former DOH employee Bob Ortiz says evidence uncovered in his lawsuit against the state proves he was right about accounting problems at the department.
Audit questions $6M in labor charges by NM agency
Federal auditors are recommending that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recover more than $6 million in grant funding from New Mexico.
June 24 is "el di de San Juan ," considered to be the first day on which the summer rains can begin.
Digital, print news see rise in NM, but TV is still king
The annual survey, conducted by Research & Polling Inc. and released on Monday, said that New Mexicans use TV 58 percent of the time to get their news, versus 39 percent for newspapers and 29 percent for Internet news sites.
Chicago's Leah Treat named as new PBOT Director
The City of Portland has selected Leah Treat to be the new Director of the Bureau of Transportation .
Nonprofit hopes to tackle regional issues in Carlsbad, Southeastern New Mexico
A nonprofit organization Goal Advocacy says it hit the floor running after it was formed in January, promoting policies that create jobs, strengthen the economy and address state and federal legislation that impact residents at the local level.
N.M. disability payments jump by nearly 66 percent
The number of people in New Mexico receiving disability payments through the Social Security system has exceeded even the increasing national trend.
The Julesworks Follies to Perform 15th Show at Aztec Café, 6/29
The Julesworks Follies, Santa Fe's Monthly Variety Show, miraculously carries on into our fifteenth show in our new slot, that last Saturday of the month at the Aztec Caf, June 29th at 7pm, 317 Aztec Street.
Stephenson: Pursuit of new state has long history, even longer odds
Let's face it: It's why the United States even exists. It's part of our national character.
Wildfire updates and fire forecast
The latest from fire officials has the White Peak fire burning near Cimarron, at 15 percent containment.
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Santa Fe eyes ammo restrictions proposal
Santa Fe city councilors are set to consider a proposal that would impose strict regulations on the number of bullets in gun magazines allowed in the city limits.
Crews set to move huge transformer to Chili
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that the transformer for Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Inc. will arrive at its final destination Wednesday.
NM counties to receive $34 million in PILT payments
WASHINGTON >> U.S. Sens. Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich announced counties in New Mexico will receive approximately $34 million through the 2013 Payments in Lieu of Taxes program.
Drought dries up tourist dollars at New Mexico parks
Visitors at state parks over Memorial Day weekend declined 40.6 percent from last year, to just under 315,000.
Dee Cohen commented on Dee Cohen's blog post ABQ Pics: El Modelo
A very long time ago, the overpass over the tracks wasn't there. Traffic came down Stadium Blvd, turned south on Williams then crossed at Trumbull.
Blind man's arrest proves to be costly
A Santa Fe man is finding his brush with the law at a New Jersey airport to be not only time consuming, but costly too.
Top 5: Our picks for this week's top entertainment events in Southeastern New Mexico
AJRA Rodeo, Shakin' on the Pecos The American Junior Rodeo Association annual rodeo will be held Thursday, June 20, and Friday, June 21, at the Eddy County Sheriff's Posse Arena, 2407 E. Greene St. Gate tickets: $5 adults; $3 kids 12 and under.