Tap water in Rio Rancho is in compliance with federal standards
Several weeks ago, the Observer ran a Letter to the Editor that wondered about the safety of...
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As utilities get expensive, residents find ways to save money
At the start of the year people started receiving their monthly expenses like usual but discovered...
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Lower Montoyas Bank Stabilization Project finishes
The Lower Montoyas Bank Stabilization Project was completed on Thursday, Jan. 12, and celebrated...
Read MoreUNMH Chief Medical Officer steps down
Long before she became the chief medical officer (CMO) of the only Level I trauma center in New Mexico, Irene Agostini, MD, began her story on the busy streets of Queens, N.Y. Raised in a working-class neighborhood, she was the...
Read MoreHoliday mental health awareness
The New Mexico Department of Health has released advice about mental health struggles that residents may encounter during the holidays. “Holidays are stressful for almost all of us, so it’s important for us to acknowledge how we...
Read MoreSan Juan plant on track to be demolished
Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal Wrecking crews could start demolishing the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station next spring now that the city of Farmington has discarded its plan to turn the plant into the world’s largest...
Read MoreMany state agencies vexed by high job vacancy rates
Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – As New Mexico confronts a new public health flashpoint, some of the state agencies on the front lines have seen their ranks dwindle. The Department of Health’s Epidemiology and...
Read MoreWhat would it take for online sports betting to come to New Mexico?
Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal It’s the day before the big football game and you’re looking to place a bet on your team winning. It’s possible to do that in New Mexico, although only in person at a handful of tribal...
Read MoreThe state Public Education Department revealed a $4.3 billion budget proposal. Here are the highlights.
English teacher Alma Bitoy in her classroom at the Pine Hill School in New Mexico on Thursday, August 11, 2022. (Chancey Bush/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal The state Public Education Department...
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Albuquerque police shootings spike
A crime scene investigator photographs evidence after officers shot and killed a man in the...
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Voters are sending more women to the New Mexico Legislature. Will structural changes follow?
In this file photo, Democratic legislators (from left) Joanne Ferrary of Las Cruces; Andrea Romero...
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A look at more mountains in the state to slide down
Significant efforts to upgrade snowmaking capabilities, like the addition of the high-efficiency...
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