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ARA helps develop new ANSI-approved school security standard

ARA, a company specializing in security engineering and protective design, has played a role in the creation of a new school security standard approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and published by ASIS International.


Fred Nathan and Paul Gessing Are Pushing to Reform New Mexico’s Malpractice Laws

Many health practitioners fear that New Mexico’s health system is becoming too fragile because of high malpractice costs.


Rep. Lord calls for Gov. Grisham's impeachment: 'She should actually read the Constitution before swearing an oath to it'

Stefani Lord, a House Representative from New Mexico, has reiterated her calls for the impeachment of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.


Sen. Block on Midway Blitz operation: Republicans stand for 'protecting the public, and the rule of law'

Jay Block, a Senator from New Mexico, has expressed concerns about Democratic policies, stating that they enable criminals while federal leaders are working to strengthen enforcement against illegal immigrant crime.


Sen. Thornton on Universal Child Care: ''Do you really want the government taking care of your kids?'

Senator Ant Thornton of New Mexico has expressed his view that families should receive tax rebates to select their own caregivers, rather than depending on a state-run universal child care system.


Rep. Block: Universal Child Care plan 'is a massive scam that is not universal'

John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, has criticized Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's universal child care proposal.


Rep. Dow on education: 'You don’t need a legislative mandate to implement most evidence based strategies'

Rebecca Dow, a House Representative from New Mexico, has urged school districts to adopt evidence-based strategies such as tutoring and grade retention without the need for new legislation.


Sen. Block: Democrats 'defend violent crime rates, want open borders, hate the first amendment'

Jay Block, a Senator from New Mexico, said that Democrats are pursuing destructive policies and lack leadership.


Rep. Dow on child welfare: 'CYFD is a total disaster!'

Rebecca Dow, House Representative of New Mexico, has called for urgent reforms to the state's child welfare agency, the Children, Youth & Families Department (CYFD), following the deaths of two infants known as "CARA babies."


New Mexico Medicaid invites feedback on pregnancy and addiction services revisions

New Mexico Medicaid is seeking input from individuals with experience in pregnancy and substance use disorder, as well as their families and community partners, on updates to the state’s Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA).


PreReal Investments CEO on Elephant Butte vision: ‘We saw a county that had some incredible assets’

James Prendamano, founder and CEO of PreReal Investments, discussed his firm's decision to invest in Elephant Butte, New Mexico, during a recent interview on ESPN 101.7 "The Team."


New Mexico United beats Detroit City FC 4-0

New Mexico United secured a decisive 4-0 victory over Detroit City FC in a home match, marked by an impressive long-distance goal from Zico Bailey and a record-tying clean sheet by goalkeeper Alex Tambakis.


Rep. Armstrong on political violence following Kirk assassination: 'There is no justification, ever, for political violence'

Gail Armstrong, House Minority Leader of the New Mexico Legislature, issued a statement addressing the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.


Hilinski’s Hope co-founder on mental health: 'It isn't a weakness to reach out and ask for help'

Kym Hilinski, co-founder of Hilinski’s Hope Foundation, announced during an ESPN Radio 101.7 "The Team" interview that the foundation will bring its "Tyler Talk" to Albuquerque’s Pit on Monday night.


New Mexico launches new anti-litter ad featuring Salamanca Cousins from Breaking Bad

The New Mexico “Breaking Bad Habits” anti-litter campaign is set to launch its second chapter with a new commercial featuring the Salamanca Cousins, characters known from the television series Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.


Winter developments announced at Taos Ski Valley for its 70th anniversary

Taos Ski Valley in New Mexico is marking its 70th anniversary with several new developments and improvements.


Adrian Lucero becomes New Mexico distributor for Phantom Screens

Adrian Lucero, owner of Total Blinds & Window Tinting, has been appointed as the authorized distributor for Phantom Screens in New Mexico.


New Mexico allocates $6M for affordable housing project in Albuquerque

The State of New Mexico has allocated $6 million to support the development of Tierra Linda Apartments, an affordable housing project in Southwest Albuquerque.


TXNM Energy shareholders approve acquisition by Blackstone Infrastructure

TXNM Energy shareholders have approved a deal for Blackstone Infrastructure to acquire the company.


Western New Mexico women's golf stands 11th after first day at RJGA Shootout

The Western New Mexico University Women's Golf team finished the first day of the RJGA Shootout at the Golf Club of Estrella in 11th place out of 14 teams.