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A New Mexico news organization dedicated to fostering, promoting and publishing journalism in the public interest. Also, @trip_44 or @m_ruth
Joined June 2012
Tribal colleges are staring at crippling budget cuts, @bladvs reports.
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Kaiya Brown was at work last week when she started getting the texts. Her friends were asking if she’d seen the news: The Trump administration wants to cut funding for tribal colleges by nearly 90%. ...
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New Mexico continues to have a high rate of maternal deaths.
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Despite increased efforts in recent years by public officials, New Mexico grapples with high rates of maternal deaths during pregnancy or the year following birth. The March of Dimes, a nonprofit...
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The data does not suggest Albuquerque's public financing system is an incumbent protection plan. #nmpol.
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A version of this analysis appeared in New Mexico In Depth’s newsletter, The Midweek. Subscribe here to receive the newsletter each Wednesday. The Albuquerque mayoral race every four years begins to...
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The Gallup-McKinley schools superintendent is the subject of a state ethics complaint, @BryantFurlow reports.
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Gallup-McKinley County Schools Superintendent Mike Hyatt is under scrutiny for alleged violations of state procurement and government ethics laws, following a complaint filed Monday with the New...
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What would have been the first increase to the state’s alcohol excise tax in 30 years died Friday, a victim of a disagreement between @GovMLG and @NMLegislature over tax policy.
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vetoed a lobbyist transparency bill today. “It’s a big letdown,” said one of its sponsors. #nmleg #nmpol.
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vetoed a bill Friday that would have helped New Mexicans keep track of what bills lobbyists were trying to kill or pass, bringing much more sunlight to a generally opaque...
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Here is our latest installment of Indigenously Positive, a collaboration with @nmpbs. In this installment, the team talked with Indigenous environmental and climate leaders.
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On a warm March afternoon in Albuquerque, Reyes DeVore (Jemez Pueblo), standing in front of a mural depicting two young Pueblo people, spoke about what being a “good descendent” of ancestors who...
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Fifteen other states already require the lobbying transparency a bill on the governor's desk would bring to New Mexico. We looked into Colorado's system a few years ago. #nmleg.
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With the 2025 legislative session over and out, many have moved on. But some are taking stock of why some bills failed while others made it through the legislative wringer. One bill sitting on the...
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New Mexico's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Task Force will have its first public meeting Friday, April 4, in Farmington.
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New Mexico’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Task Force plans to meet publicly for the first time next Friday. The state Department of Justice convened the group last year after a call from...
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The ins but mostly outs of passing an alcohol tax increase this year, reported by @TedAlcorn #nmleg #nmpol.
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New Mexico’s alcohol industry is raising a glass to a proposed liquor tax hike — because it’s so slight, most drinkers won’t even feel it. A multi-year effort to meaningfully raise alcohol taxes hit...
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NM Senators passed a bill last night that would bring a lot more sunshine to lobbying, joining states across the country who already require similar reporting. #nmleg.
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The Senate voted Monday evening to require new reports from registered lobbyists and those that pay them about the legislation they support or oppose. The House must now agree with changes made to...
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RT @NMInDepth: Sen. Peter Wirth says his campaign finance reform bill is dead, after a set of nonprofit groups opposed it during its first….
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A bill meant primarily to close loopholes in New Mexico’s law governing the reporting of campaign contributions and expenditures crashed and burned in the House Government, Elections & Indian Affairs...
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Sen. Peter Wirth says his campaign finance reform bill is dead, after a set of nonprofit groups opposed it during its first House committee hearing on Friday. #nmleg.
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A bill meant primarily to close loopholes in New Mexico’s law governing the reporting of campaign contributions and expenditures crashed and burned in the House Government, Elections & Indian Affairs...
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For the next episode of Indigenously Positive, @bladvs and the @NMPBS team learned about Saad K’idilyé, a Diné language immersion school.
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Posted on the door leading into the learning space in northeast Albuquerque is a sign that reads, “Bilagáana bizaad dooda.” Underneath is a translation: “No English beyond this point.” This is Saad...
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New Mexico In Depth editors held a very informative conversation with Charles Sallee, director of the NM Legislative Finance Committee, and David Abbey, the former director of same, about NM's budget in light of potential federal revenue cuts. #nmleg.
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New Mexico In Depth editors were joined by Charles Sallee, director of the New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee, and David Abbey, the former director of same, to New Mexico’s budget in light of...
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The 2025 budget being considered by lawmakers gives tribal education a big boost, @bladvs reports. #nmleg.
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The $10.8 billion proposed state budget the House passed this week includes $50 million for tribal education, with the majority of that money set aside for tribes rather than school districts. The...
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The House is all in on ending pocket vetoes. Most want to change the length of legislative sessions, too. #nmleg.
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An effort to change the lengths of legislative sessions each year sailed through the House of Representatives on Thursday, passing without any debate and just four lawmakers voting against it. ...
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