For the week ending December 13thOVERHAULING VISAS FOR FARM WORKERS: Voting 266 for and 165 against, the House on Dec. 11 passed a bill (HR 5038) that would overhaul the…
New Mexico's booming oil and gas industries are working closely with legislators and the NM environmental department to find ways to reuse and recycle water waste from fracking operations. Every…
New regulations crafted by the Trump administration are aimed at reducing government dependency and encouraging citizens to seek out gainful employment. The rule focuses on able-bodied adults 49 or younger,…
For the week ending December 6 RESTORING KEY PART OF VOTING RIGHTS ACT: The House on Dec. 6 voted, 228 for and 187 against, to restore the 1965 Voting Rights…
Today is Election day for Albuquerque runoff elections in Districts 2 and 4: Because none of the city council candidates for district 2 and 4 met the threshold of winning…
The continued explosive growth of the oil and gas industry in Southern New Mexico is pushing the limits of some communities as they struggle to keep up with the needs…
NM Legislators and San Juan County officials have long discussed the need for economic diversification in the northern most New Mexican county. Currently those same officials are deliberating on the…
A joint federal, state, local and regional law enforcement initiative called “Operation triple Beam” resulted in the arrest of 327 violent criminals from across New Mexico. U.S. Attorney General William…
For the week ending November 22 PREVENTING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AT HOSPITALS, SOCIAL AGENCIES: Voting 251 for and 158 against, the House on Nov. 21 passed a bill (HR 1309) requiring the…
#GivingTuesday is almost here! This year December 3rd marks the annual social movement to create an international day of charitable giving. NMBC is encouraging our members, followers, and supporters to…