Across the Permian Basin, oil and gas producers have dealt with the loss of production from wells but New Mexican producers have been able to buck the trend with less…
State Representative Rod Montoya said that he would be introducing a state “Taxpayer Bill of Rights” during this year’s legislative session. The bill would create an amendment to the state constitution…
The U.S. and Chinese trade delegations signed the first phase of trade agreements on January 15th which will enact limitations on technology transfers and intellectual property infringements that have put…
Regardless of who is in the White House or what the composition of the Legislative branch looks like, one thing we can all agree on is that national deficit spending…
With the 30 day legislative session now underway, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and state legislators are working through a deluge of newly proposed legislation, and deciding how our record breaking…
By Carla J. Sonntag President and Founder, New Mexico Business Coalition New Mexico is a phenomenal state with some of the best people in the nation. Unfortunately we have floundered…
For the week ending January 17SENDING IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES TO SENATE: Voting 228 for and 193 against, the House on Jan. 15 adopted a resolution sending to the Senate the two…
New Mexican border communities will soon have additional aerial assistance available in the form of three new Blackhawk helicopters. The El Paso area fleet of the U.S. Customs and Border…
PNM Resources Group has announced a three year commitment to invest $2.5 million in New Mexican non-profit groups. The non-profit groups that will be receiving the grants support programs and…
Democratic state Senator Antoinette Sedillo Lopez of Albuquerque has pre-filed a legislative proposal for a temporary ban on the issuance of hydraulic fracking permits until 2024. She is proposing the…