By T.H. Lawrence | Jul 18, 2022
Jonathan Diener says ‘scamdemic’ claims don’t hold up under scrutiny and defy science
By T.H. Lawrence | May 20, 2022
In a ceremony set for Saturday at Santa Fe Preparatory School, the Davis New Mexico Scholarship will honor 50 New Mexican first-generation college students and award full-ride college scholarships to them.
By T.H. Lawrence | Apr 27, 2022
The Albuquerque Police Department is short of cops, and police officers long for that to change.
By T.H. Lawrence | Feb 9, 2022
The New Mexico Public Regulatory Commission has been asked to conduct a “formal, unbiased study” on the concept of creating state-controlled utilities following a request from 16 Democratic legislators, eight senators and eight representatives.
By T.H. Lawrence | Feb 9, 2022
Whitney Holland, president of New Mexico’s branch of the American Federation of Teachers, is keeping a close eye on New Mexico legislators this session.
By T.H. Lawrence | Feb 2, 2022
New Mexico governor placed at bottom of most categories for economic freedom and opportunity
By T.H. Lawrence | Dec 16, 2021
Coalition of Conservatives in Action was founded to encourage public involvement in politics and government, and foster dialogue with public officials.
By T.H. Lawrence | Dec 8, 2021
Restauranteur George Gundrey said a proposal to slightly lower the New Mexico's gross receipts tax (GRT) amounts to mere crumbs, not a healthy portion for business owners.
By T.H. Lawrence | Nov 2, 2021
Lifelong resident, Marine veteran and longtime lawman seeking mayor’s office
By T.H. Lawrence | Oct 28, 2021
Lifelong resident Joe Abbin said there is a simple way to reduce crime in Albuquerque and that is to put more police on the street and more criminals behind bars.
By T.H. Lawrence | Oct 4, 2021
Mayor Billy Elbrock says residents were a little slow to welcome him to the village of Chama, New Mexico.
By T.H. Lawrence | Sep 26, 2021
After more than a year of unprecedented increases, the cost of lumber has declined during the summer. That’s a positive sign, but it doesn’t mean the housing industry is sailing on calm waters.
By T.H. Lawrence | Sep 19, 2021
Builder Ashcraft said it’s good to see wood prices down, but home prices may not follow
By T.H. Lawrence | Sep 15, 2021
An Albuquerque Old Town restaurant didn’t want to obey public health rules, so it decided to stand up for what it believed in.
By T.H. Lawrence | Aug 25, 2021
The New Mexico Healthy Workplaces Act is making many business owners sick, according to one business leader.
By T.H. Lawrence | Aug 5, 2021
Victor and Dax Contreras share a last name, a passion for their community, state and nation — and a mission to lower the volume in many political debates while raising hopes.
By T.H. Lawrence | Aug 3, 2021
Freshman congresswoman says Democrats are ignoring dangers that are increasingly evident
By T.H. Lawrence | Jul 21, 2021
Roger Nagel advises caution, saying sudden spending could be a costly mistake
By T.H. Lawrence | Jun 8, 2021
After three decades, Lucero says she has never seen a more challenging time for industry
By T.H. Lawrence | Jun 7, 2021
The special election to fill a vacant New Mexico congressional seat may offer a glimpse into America’s political future.
