The San Juan Generating station is slated to close it's doors and cease operations in 2022, a fate that was decided prior to the state's Energy Transition Act. But as…
For the week ending July 24thREMOVING CONFEDERATE STATUES FROM CAPITOL: Voting 305 for and 113 against, the House on July 22 passed a bill (HR 7573)that would remove from the Capitol…
New Mexico Business Coalition believes that voters deserve to know where candidates asking for their vote stand on important issues. To that end NMBC is providing incumbent's voting records and…
The New Mexico Environmental Department and the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department have released the first draft of New Mexico's plan to focus on methane emissions and lower levels…
Restaurant owners and operators across the state feel like they have been left out of the conversation when it comes to protections and considerations from the Governor and her public…
The New Mexico courts have weighed into the ongoing restaurant closure debate and sided with the food and beverage purveyors of the state. Local restaurants, breweries, and other working groups…
State legislators from both sides of the aisle are continuing to scrutinize the Governor’s appropriation of more than $30 million in state funding during the early days of the pandemic.…
NMBC's highly anticipated House and Senate Voter Scorecard is currently being assembled and will be available in August! NMBC knows that job creation and a welcoming business environment will improve…
Restaurants across the state yesterday joined together in pleading with the Governor to "let us serve" and find a way for business to keep their doors open and employees on…
In spite of the Governor's announcement on Thursday of last week, some restaurant owners say they will allow employees to keep serving patrons, keep their jobs and provide for their…