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New Mexico Supreme Court justices batted down arguments that State Rep. Rebecca Dow should be disqualified from running in the June 2 Republican primary.

Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

Chief Justice Julie Vargas handed down the verdict after an hour-long recess Tuesday morning, following an hour of debate.

An employee at Christus Health was charged March 30 with making a bomb threat to her employer in 2024

Hull was elected to his third term as mayor of Sandoval County’s biggest city in 2022 and is one of two candidates vying for front-runner status in the June 2 primary.

A New Mexico District Court, presided over by Judge David Finger, has dismissed the Foundation’s legal challenge to the Construction Industries Division (CID) regulation requiring EV charging infrastructure in all new commercial and residential construction across the state.

Jon Green was dealt another blow in court after an appeals judge sought to affirm his conviction for attempting to have his ex-wife killed.

People from government, the medical field and industry gathered for the fifth annual career fair.

At WIPP, the Energy Department disposes of transuranic nuclear waste (TRU), which is clothing materials, equipment and other debris irradiated during nuclear activities.

Art creations under six inches are on display through April 30 at the Artesia Public Library.

A Ruidoso man is facing three felonies after allegedly attacking three men, biting two of them.

Roberts said during Tuesday’s city council meeting that he expects other crime to rise as perpetrators graduate from graffiti to higher offenses such as burglary.