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Marijuana reclassification unlikely to end cannabis seizures near border
The Santa Fe New Mexican via Yahoo News· 5 days agoMay 3—While the proposed reclassification of marijuana as a lower-risk drug under federal law signifies a big shift in national drug policy — symbolically, at least — it is unlikely to stop ...
Top water official in New Mexico to retire as state awaits decision in Rio Grande case
Associated Press· 19 hours agoNew Mexico’s top water official will be stepping down next month, wrapping up a four-decade career...
At the border in Sunland Park, agents are effective
Santa Fe New Mexican· 4 days agoIn the article (“In leaked audio, ire over pot seizures,” April 27), Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is quoted as saying, “For the love of ...
New Mexico Supreme Court changes rules on pretrial release
Tribune via AOL· 12 hours agoMay 8—The New Mexico Supreme Court revised pretrial release rules to hold people behind bars — at least temporarily — if they commit certain crimes while awaiting trial. The order was issued ...
New Mexico's deal with Maxeon ranked among the top deals in North America
The Center Square· 3 days agoThe list released last week put the $1 billion Maxeon project in Mesa del Sol at 17th among the top...
Marijuana reclassification unlikely to end cannabis seizures near border
Santa Fe New Mexican· 5 days agoWhile the proposed reclassification of marijuana as a lower-risk drug under federal law signifies a...
Two differently qualified candidates vie for magistrate judge post
Santa Fe New Mexican· 2 days agoMagistrate Morgan Wood — whom Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed in July to a vacancy created by...
OPINION: School choice is the last option for NM's failing public education system
Albuquerque Journal· 4 days agoOPINION: New Mexico's excessive rule-making and top-down mandates are driving experienced educators...
Judge temporarily blocks PED's 180-day rule
Tribune via AOL· 2 days agoMay 6—A state judge has issued an order that temporarily bars the state Public Education Department from enforcing a controversial rule that requires public schools to spend 180 days with students ...
Judge puts temporary halt on 180-day rule pending hearing
Santa Fe New Mexican· 5 days agoA New Mexico judge has issued a temporary restraining order letting school districts continue to use four-day calendars for the time being. The order, issued by 5th Judicial District Judge Dustin ...
