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• Biden warns of U.S. peril from Trump's 'dagger' at democracy (68)
• Santa Fe deputy's actions in chase, shooting raise policy questions (66)
• N.M. Congress members recall Jan. 6 attack amid push for voting act (54)
• Archbishop decries labs' weapons production (49)
• Santa Fe landmark roaring into the ’20s again (47)
• ‘Traditional’ New Mexico can be many things (40)
• Records in death of S.F. officer's son again denied (40)
• Nobody was tougher than Martin Luther King Jr. (37)
• GOP stands against democracy by opposing voting rights (32)
• Omicron better at eluding vaccines, at least two systems flooded with patients (31)
• Santa Fe-based Meow Wolf announces new CEO (31)
• Officials to assess if 'strong-mayor system' a good fit for Santa Fe (29)
• Santa Fe County, state set daily records for new COVID-19 cases (28)
• Santa Fe police arrest suspect in Friday morning burglary (22)
• Gov. details legislation to combat crime (20)
• Egolf rises rapidly in New Mexico politics (20)
• Lawmakers, Higher Ed propose free in-state tuition (20)
• Father, son coaches at Mesa Vista die from coronavirus, one day apart (20)
• Police increase presence around Pete's Place (23)
• The events of Jan. 6 continue to cast their shadow (24)
• Magistrate censured over defendant's release (19)
• Lawmakers to consider Green Amendment to New Mexico Constitution (17)
• Gov., other state officials would get five-figure pay bump under proposed bill (17)
• Governor proposes 49 percent increase in Environment Department funding (15)
• ‘Local preference’ may be barrier to sale of land owned by city of Santa Fe (15)
• 'Rust' armorer sues ammunition supplier (15)
• Hobbs woman accused of abandoning newborn in dumpster (15)
• Biden all but concedes defeat on voting, election bills (15)
• Arbery killers get life in prison; no parole for father, son (15)
• Housing with park creates a winning combination (15)
• All can play a role in preventing climate devastation (15)
• Legislator wraps a bow around time-wasting proposal (15)
• Three suspected drug traffickers arrested in Santa Fe area (14)
• Governor, lawmakers enable predatory lenders (14)
• Black lawmakers in New Mexico look at Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy (14)
• Sheriff: Baldwin still hasn't turned over cellphone (14)
• City Council approves hiring Blair as city manager (14)
• New Mexico to work with national laboratories on 'hydrogen economy' (13)
• Dow wants to ban critical race theory in schools (14)
• Biden makes the case to protect democracy (13)
• Supreme Court skeptical of Biden's workplace vaccine rule (13)
• Albuquerque private school fined for mask policy violation (12)
• Santa Fe schools going remote next week (12)
• Man accused of kidnapping and murder out of jail; DA says witnesses won't testify (12)
• New Mexico will pay Florida firm to process inmate mail (12)
• Keep schools open, but be ready to go remote (12)
• Editor of Piñon Post announces bid for House seat (11)
• Governor announces proposal for state voting rights legislation (11)
• PRC asked by legislators to consider public utilities as option for N.M. (11)
• Santa Fe to weigh higher trash fees to cover expected agency shortfall (11)
• Governor: N.M. National Guard may help fill staffing shortage in public schools (11)
• Veganism is a sham (11)
• The time for nuclear disarmament is now (10)
• Fauci bites back in Senate hearing: 'What a moron' (10)
• Gov. urges lawmakers in State of the State: 'Let's not limit ourselves' (10)
• Pandemic has changed the game for MLG (10)
• Governor's, lawmakers' $8.4 billion budgets tout funds for education, public safety (9)
• Record-breaking coronavirus surge expected to peak by February in N.M. (9)
• Governor goes big: ‘Thinking small is a curse’ (9)
• North-side waterline break creates sinkhole (9)
• Santa Fe County Sheriff: Baldwin turned over cellphone in New York (9)
• Santa Fe County entities waiting on city audit (9)
• Jan. 6: A national day of infamy, half-remembered (10)
• Colorado blaze highlights rising fire risk in N.M. (9)
• Supreme Court blocks federal vaccine mandate (9)
• Land grants, acequias a key to past and future (9)
• 'Kill Bill' wasn't just a movie; it's a way of life (8)
• Biden team regroups after court loss on virus shots or test (8)
• Some restaurants temporarily shut their doors (8)
• City of Santa Fe hires accounting officer and company to review audit systems (8)
• Demonstrators return to Capitol as session starts (8)
• Omicron storms into New Mexico, but there’s hope (11)
• New Mexico governor announces legislative agenda (7)
• Christus St. Vincent plans $80 million cancer treatment center (7)
• Santa Fe City Council ends officer requirement for in-person meetings (7)
• Legal risks in sedition conspiracy case against Oath Keepers (7)
• Gov: National Guard, state workers to aid strained schools by next week (7)
• What is wrong with New Mexico's justice system? (7)
• ‘Spring’ is back: Georgia O'Keeffe Museum restores painter's work (6)
• Armed men rob Allsup's in Santa Fe (6)
• With PRC soon to change, two big cases sit before Supreme Court (6)
• Some in GOP begin testing party's lockstep loyalty to Trump (6)
• Las Vegas, N.M., judge accused of conflict of interest (6)
• Prospects dim as U.S., Russia prepare to meet over Ukraine (6)
• Don't be afraid to study vaccine side effects (6)
• Three Santa Fe city councilors defend hiring audit coordinator (7)
• Boulder-area fires: The canary in our coal mine (5)
• Stream access fight shakes up N.M. Game Commission (5)
• Get smart — not tough — when it comes to fighting crime (5)
• Attorney's license suspended by high court (5)
• COVID test site in Santa Fe not approved by DOH (5)
• New Mexico man accused in teen's death arrested on new charges (5)
• Suspect in Cerrillos Road rage shooting arrested (5)
• Santa Fe man gets 6 years for stabbing death (5)
• Teacher shortage: What will lawmakers do? (5)
• With delayed numbers factored in, New Mexico adds nearly 7,000 COVID cases (5)
• Texas rabbi: Captor grew 'belligerent' late in standoff (5)
• Requiring safe gun storage would save lives (5)
• New Santa Fe city manager takes on big challenges (5)
• Santa Fe County woman among 25 more COVID deaths in the state (5)