On Monday the World Health Organization (WHO) released preliminary evidence indicating that while asymptomatic carriers of the novel Coronavirus may be able to spread the contagion, it's unlikely. These reports…
As Governor Lujan Grisham slowly lifts the restrictions hampering businesses across the state, and operators open their doors to customers again, some fear a potential legal minefield awaits them. Proposed…
For the week ending June 5thCONFIRMING VOICE OF AMERICA CHIEF: Voting 53 for and 38 against, the Senate on June 4 confirmed conservative documentary filmmaker Michael Pack to lead the…
With an eye on the state's budget shortfalls and widespread business woes from COVID-19, legislators are working on solutions, but seem to be unsure about what they'll be aside from…
The company that Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham hired to use cell phone data to track New Mexican's compliance with 'stay at home' directives - now wants to borrow tax dollars to…
In a recent article from NPR, health professionals are finding evidence that the initial estimates for the death toll caused by COVID-19 may have been significantly overestimated. The mounting body…
According to the New Mexico Department of Health, in person voting locations WILL BE OPEN for citizens to cast their ballots in today's election. Polling locations will be open from…
For the week ending May 29PLUGGING HOLES IN PAYCHECK PROTECTION: Voting 417 for and one against, the House on May 28 passed a bill (HR 7010) that would change the…
In mid-April Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham contracted local Santa Fe tech company Descartes Labs to gather cell phone data for use in developing social distancing models to gauge how well…
In a late afternoon press conference on Tuesday Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the state’s emergency public health order will be amended to permit limited outdoor dine-in services for most…