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A platform that would jump-start the economy and address healthcare and energy was outlined Monday for Democrats during their party's convention in Denver.
New Mexico Attorney General Patricia Madrid took Republicans to task for putting together a complex drug benefit program she says benefits drug companies.
New Mexico officials Friday filed a lawsuit challenging a federal decision to allow oil and gas leasing on Otero Mesa in the southern part of the state.
Gov. Bill Richardson and Attorney General Patricia Madrid joined a group of ranchers and hunters in a
New Mexico and Navajo officials Tuesday signed an historic settlement that resolves claims of the Navajo Nation to water from the San Juan River. Gov. Bill Richardson, Attorney General Patricia Madrid and Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley signed the pac
New Mexico officials Thursday asked a judge to close an Indian casino unless it complies with a revenue-sharing agreement with the state.
The Bush administration Monday announced a limited plan for oil and gas production in the environmentally sensitive Otero Mesa in New Mexico. Gov. Bill Richardson and New Mexico Attorney General Patricia Madrid immediately attacked the plan and promised
The U.S. government is going ahead with plans to build a nuclear plant in New Mexico despite health and safety issues raised by state regulators.
Only new voters who registered by mail will be required to show identification when they vote in New Mexico under a court ruling.
Comcast Digital Cable is offering customers in Albuquerque and a dozen other markets an all-horse-racing channel complete with betting privileges.
The Mescalero Apache Nation will pay $25 million to New Mexico to settle a lawsuit over revenue sharing payments from its gambling casino.
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