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Our Mayoral Election Series Concludes; ‘Officer-Induced Jeopardy’

Aerial view of downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico at sunset, featuring adobe buildings, lush trees, and a prominent tower with a flag.

Something wicked this way comes…  Wait. That’s something else and, of course, I am not Ray Bradbury. What I meant to say is that Election Day rapidly approaches — Nov. 4, for those keeping score at home. We’ve been busy for the last several weeks interviewing candidates in two of the most closely watched contests…

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Special Session in Santa Fe Moves Swiftly as Five Bills Pass

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Lawmakers passed a handful of bills favored by Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham in a two-day special legislative session that concluded Thursday in Santa Fe. The idea was to backfill federal funding cuts, primarily aimed at health care systems, insurance and public television and radio stations. The outcome stands in stark contrast to last year’s…

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