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Associated Press - December 12, 2009 8:45 AM ET SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - A report issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ranks New Mexico 26th in the nation for the number of...
Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Secretary Joanna Prukop will resign her position at the end of the year to accept an administrative post with a new national conservation organization, Gov. Bill Richardson's office has announced. Prukop, a veteran of the state's Game and Fish Department, has been a member of Richardson's cabinet since he first took office in January 2003. She plans to work ...
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) — The state engineer's office has closed the High Plains aquifer in the Curry-Portales underground water basin to applications for new appropriations of ground water. State Engineer John D'Antonio says the order was put in place to extend the life of the aquifer in the Curry-Portales underground water basin in eastern New Mexico.
The secretary of the state Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department is leaving Gov. Bill Richardson's administration for a job with a conservation organization.
SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico's revenue outlook is getting worse as the economy sputters, aggrav...
Gov. Bill Richardson has issued an executive order today that contains a slew of new emission reduction directives designed to combat climate change, which the governor described as "the most critical environmental issue of our time." Richardson's executive order builds off previous orders issued by his administration on the subject of climate change. It calls for various state agencies to ...
News that the Melrose Bombing Range is a go for expansion was hailed Tuesday by local officials as a positive for Cannon Air Force Base and eastern New Mexico. Gov. Bill Richardson announced a waiver from Defense officials late Monday which approved...
Sarah Singleton named to 1st Judicial District Court bench in Santa Fe to replace Judge James A. Hall, who is retiring Santa Fe attorney Sarah Singleton has been named to the 1st Judicial District Court bench by Gov. Bill Richardson. The governor announced the appointment in a news release Monday that said Singleton will replace Judge James A. Hall, who is retiring at the end of December ...
The 12th Judicial District Nominating Commission convened Friday to recommend candidates to Gov. Bill Richardson for appointment to fill the 12th Judicial District Court Judge position being vacated by retiring Judge Sandra A. Grisham.
Gov. Bill Richardson on Wednesday morning declared Otero and Mora counties disaster areas because of storm damage, freeing up state money to help with cleanup efforts.
Less than a year after breaking ground, Hewlett-Packard is open for business in the City of Vision.
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Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! Six months after American Eagle started flying regional jets into Santa Fe Municipal Airport, the carrier announced Monday that it will add its third nonstop daily link between the local airport and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
The University of New Mexico will use one-time economic stimulus funds and surplus tuition to fill an $8 million hole caused by state funding cuts.
A city that was seemingly divided will be one again, soon. Today the city of Clovis broke ground on what will be the new Hull Street overpass.
Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! Only one bid was received for the second of four land auctions by the state land commissioner in the popular Whites Peak hunting area of northeastern New Mexico.
