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In Santa Fe races, public funds spent on elections — and a party

Five of the eight municipal election candidates qualified for public financing this year, more than a decade after city voters approved the public campaign financing system.

New lawsuits accuse ex-Boys Club leader of sex assault

Jimmy D’s restaurant closes at Desert Inn

Election fails to end gridlock in Spain with no clear winner

Inside Lujan Grisham’s inner circle

New Mexico panel meets in private to discuss methane emissions

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Lobos’ Lyle shows he’s the real deal
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Lobos draw closer together to cope with Flowers’ death

U.S. Senate race

Luján still cautious despite clear path to nomination

By Jens Erik Gould | jgould@sfnewmexican.com
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Luján said he remained aggressive in U.S. House races in years when he didn’t have a primary challenger and planned to do the same this time around.

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At shelter, St. Michael’s players get a lesson in service

While some teens said the goal is to simply give back to the community, others said the experience can do something much more: eliminate stigma.

Taos Pueblo honors courage, sacrifice on Veterans Day

Aspenwind and other pueblo officials led the attendees on a procession around the pueblo.

Photo Feature

Saluting Veterans Day in Santa fe

From right, Alan J. Vigil, an Army veteran and current member of the New Mexico State Defense Force, and Ray Padilla, a veteran who served in the Army in Korea and Vietnam, march Monday in the…

Vet exhibits devotion of another kind in Santa Fe

Former lieutenant colonel drives from Texas to Santa Fe so he can be married on Veterans Day.

Vietnam: The next ‘forgotten war?’

Some wonder if current and future generations will forget those who gave their lives in one of the most unpopular wars in history.

A test of faith in Northern New Mexico justice

Some cases in the First Judicial District that have become flashpoints of emotion after dropped and downgraded charges or what victims’ families and members of the public see as light sentences.

In Santa Fe races, public funds spent on elections — and a party

By Daniel J. Chacón | dchacon@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 59 min ago

Five of the eight municipal election candidates qualified for public financing this year, more than a decade after city voters approved the public campaign financing system.

At shelter, St. Michael’s players get a lesson in service

By Olivia Harlow | oharlow@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 1 hr ago

While some teens said the goal is to simply give back to the community, others said the experience can do something much more: eliminate stigma.

New lawsuits accuse ex-Boys Club leader of sex assault

By Olivia Harlow | oharlow@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 1 hr ago

Complaints, which follow 3 others earlier this year, say abuse occured when Montaño was part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Fe/Del Norte.

Taos Pueblo honors courage, sacrifice on Veterans Day

By Robert Nott | rnott@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 1 hr ago

Aspenwind and other pueblo officials led the attendees on a procession around the pueblo.

Jimmy D’s restaurant closes at Desert Inn

By Teya Vitu | tvitu@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 1 hr ago

Employees are moving to Lucky Goat, an Asian-themed eatery owned by the same people who opened Jimmy D’s in May.

Vet exhibits devotion of another kind in Santa Fe

The New Mexican
Updated 1 hr ago

Former lieutenant colonel drives from Texas to Santa Fe so he can be married on Veterans Day.

Photo Feature

Saluting Veterans Day in Santa fe

By Luke E. Montavon | The New Mexican
Updated 1 hr ago

From right, Alan J. Vigil, an Army veteran and current member of the New Mexico State Defense Force, and Ray Padilla, a veteran who served in the Army in Korea and Vietnam, march Monday in the annual Veteran’s Day Parade that went from Fort Marcy Park to the Plaza.

Sex offenders say New Mexico depriving them of due process

By Robert Nott | rnott@sfnewmexican.com
Updated Nov 10, 2019

Eight plaintiffs, all sex offenders from other states, allege they have no access to a fair process to determine if their offense is “equivalent” to a New Mexico crime that would require them to register in this state.

Ringside Seat

He gets his kicks tracing Route 66

By Milan Simonich | msimonich@sfnewmexican.com
Updated 15 hrs ago

Willie Lambert of Santa Fe has compiled 28 fact-filled binders about the highway’s path through New Mexico.

Inside Lujan Grisham’s inner circle

By Jens Erik Gould | jgould@sfnewmexican.com
Updated Nov 9, 2019

The picture that emerges from interviews with top advisers and legislators is that of an operation that doesn’t rely on a structured, prefabricated way of approaching policy or problems.

Notes from the north

James Barron and Will Webber talk state soccer, discuss the Capital football team's chances against the storied Artesia Bulldogs in the first round of the playoffs, and touch on the UNM men's basketball team's outlook to start the season.