The Albuquerque City Council last night unanimously approved an additional $10 million in business grants to continue supporting local businesses struggling with the effects of COVID-19 hardships. The City had…
For the week ending Spetember 18CONDEMNING RACISM AGAINST ASIAN AMERICANS: Voting 243 for and 164 against, the House on Sept. 17 adopted a non-binding Democratic-sponsored measure (H Res 908) to…
The application window for the first round of relief aid to Rio Rancho businesses ends today at 5PM. The City of Rio Rancho received $465,733 in federal CARES Act funds from…
This year’s election is a big one. In November, voters will be deciding on contested races from the President down to various local races and constitutional amendments. There has never been a…
Oil markets across the country are still reeling from the one-two punch of Covid-19 drying up fuel demand and global market instability for oil and gas. The latest victim of…
For the week ending September 11thBLOCKING GOP CORONAVIRUS PACKAGE: Voting 52 for and 47 against, the Senate on Sept. 10 failed to reach 60 votes needed to advance a Republican-sponsored…
Rio Rancho The City of Rio Rancho has received $465,733 in CARES Act funds from the State of New Mexico to assist small businesses that have had to severely change…
Former Vice President and current Presidential candidate Joe Biden has previously announced that if elected he would work to gradually phase out the leasing of federal public land for oil…
Oil and gas giant, XTO Energy, has cancelled it's permit application to build and operate a new natural gas plant and central delivery point in Eddy County citing “future infrastructure…
Today the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department began reaching out to taxpayers who have missed the July 15th deadline for filing. The outbound calls from the department’s upgraded call…