New Mexico In Depth (https://nmindepth.com/)
Here's our look at how the N.M. Legislature can be more transparent, accessible and responsive - and what's keeping that from happening.
Officials in the city of Roswell and surrounding Chaves County are scrambling to prepare for the possibility that on April 1 there will be fewer available services for the mentally ill and other vulnerable populations.
New Mexico candidates and political action committees spent more than $12 million on over 250 hours of television commercials during the 2014 election. But there was much more money than that spent on last year’s elections. New Mexico laws just didn’t require its disclosure. This year reform advocates will try again to close the loopholes in the law.
New Mexico's 60-day legislative session opened Tuesday with a new power dynamic — a politically divided control of the House and Senate. NMID's Sandra Fish and Gwyneth Doland talk about what happened this week. Click on the headline to listen to the podcast.
In our latest video, we explain how the process of allocating capital outlay dollars works in New Mexico.
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