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Weeks after taking office, new Attorney General Hector Balderas released on Thursday the remainder of the 2013 audit of 15 New Mexico behavioral health agencies, albeit with some redactions. Read it here.
The audit, released Thursday by new Attorney General Hector Balderas, does nothing to provide definitive proof of Medicaid fraud. But it does offer some striking numbers and raises more questions for the administration of Gov. Susana Martinez.
New Attorney General Hector Balderas reversed a decision by his predecessor that had been upheld by two judges when he released a 2013 audit of 15 health organizations on Thursday.
Here's our look at how the N.M. Legislature can be more transparent, accessible and responsive - and what's keeping that from happening.
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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