Lawmakers decline to give needed funds for regulating oil and gas pollution
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New Mexicans asked to repay unemployment benefits that the state sent by mistake
Thousands received benefit overpayments through no fault of their own. Now the state wants them back.
Pandemic death benefits going unused
A federal program covers funeral costs for COVID-19 victims, but few New Mexicans are applying
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Energy giants Iberdrola and Avangrid accused of bid-rigging, racketeering
Lawsuit adds new controversy to proposed utility merger in New Mexico
Dire conditions
Haitian asylum seekers are suffering from inadequate food, dirty water, and poor medical care at the Torrance County Detention Facility.
CYFD deputy secretary steps down
Terry Locke, deputy secretary of CYFD, has announced his retirement, the latest in a string of departures from the agency responsible for the well-being of the state’s most vulnerable children.
Bad Energy
The Energy Transition Act was supposed to get New Mexico away from coal, but PNM is using it to line its pockets.
New Mexico’s affordable housing crisis has solutions
A Q&A with University of New Mexico law professor Serge Martinez
Chief adversary
The head of Santa Fe nonprofit New Energy Economy wants New Mexico to control its own utilities. So why don’t other nonprofits have her back?
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New Mexico paid millions to a Utah company to text, email and phone “disengaged” students. Was it the right call?