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• Sheriff's office: Alec Baldwin discharged prop gun that killed crew member, wounded director (148)
• Judge denies request to block lab operator's vaccine mandate (85)
• Sparks fly at what might be final Santa Fe mayoral debate (77)
• New Mexico woman plans ordination to dismay of Catholic hierarchy (76)
• Santa Fe mayor's attacks on Facebook critic spawn 'I am Jay Baker' T-shirts (68)
• Leading during the pandemic: Webber for a second term (44)
• Plenty of cops greet perplexed tourists on holiday weekend (44)
• Shifting to renewable energy: Do we really have a choice? (44)
• Stop the The Big Lie about U.S. elections (44)
• Affidavit offers new details on Baldwin shooting that killed cinematographer (37)
• Colin Powell dies, trailblazing general stained by Iraq (31)
• Ronchetti leaves KRQE to consider run for governor (31)
• Mourning film workers frustrated by safety conditions on set (30)
• Natural gas prices to stay high for a while, New Mexico Gas Co. says (27)
• Activists in Santa Fe concerned about plutonium shipping plan (24)
• Deceptive candidate shows the peril of voting early (22)
• Candidate pleaded guilty to fraud charges in 2006 (20)
• From cars to gasoline, surging prices match a 13-year high (19)
• Cash-poor mayoral candidate has another hurdle: Republicanism (19)
• Cash pouring in for Lujan Grisham’s 2022 reelection campaign (18)
• Momentum grows for moving Santa Fe City Hall to midtown campus (18)
• New Mexico professor against vax, mask mandates fired (17)
• New Mexico's indoor mask mandate extended through Nov. 12 (17)
• Protesters demand Santa Fe mayor apologize to veterans groups (17)
• Deadline looms for unvaccinated Los Alamos lab employees (17)
• New Mexico enacts crisis standards of care (16)
• Ranked-choice voting couldn't keep Santa Fe mayoral campaign civil (15)
• Candidates set to debate before police union, seek endorsement (14)
• Overdevelopment makes Santa Fe less attractive (14)
• Santa Fe hotel readies for early 2022 construction start (14)
• Two armed robberies in Santa Fe on Saturday night (14)
• Bond issue for Albuquerque pro soccer stadium kicks up controversy (14)
• Suspect in Santa Fe drive-by shooting has died (13)
• New Mexico gov. wants bail reform, more officers statewide (13)
• If elected, Romero would need pardon from governor to serve (13)
• New Mexico governor confirms plans for U.N. climate conference (13)
• Retired judge takes reins at embattled New Mexico child welfare agency (12)
• Man accused of violent Santa Fe crime spree ruled too dangerous to release (12)
• Weddings, horse trainers have to leave Pojoaque Pueblo ranch in a rush (11)
• A year later, Santa Fe obelisk fallout remains (23)
• Santa Fe homeless shelter embraces solar power (11)
• States mostly defer to union guidance for on-set gun safety (10)
• Santa Fe businesses setting their own $15 minimum wage (10)
• Ten St. Michael's football players quarantined, will miss Robertson game (9)
• A quiet Indigenous Peoples Day, one year after obelisk's fall (9)
• Ugliness and development in Santa Fe are nothing new (9)
• City Council: Lindell, Romero-Wirth, Abeyta and Chavez (9)
• Congress should act to protect mail service (8)
• Find a compromise for proposed Homewise development (8)
• Webber extends fundraising lead in Santa Fe mayor's race (8)
• Vigil Coppler says 1982 resignation was unrelated to audits (8)
• Climate change is damaging troop readiness, Pentagon official says (copy) (8)
• Nuñez sentenced to 21 years for his role in beating death of teen (7)
• New Mexico considers retirement 'double dipping' for police (7)
• Three-car crash in Santa Fe causes gas leak after vehicle hits home (7)
• Deal on Biden’s $2T plan edges closer; vice president is ‘confident’ (7)
• A winner on the surface, Gruden was no Lombardi (7)
• Bankruptcy court assigns Bishop’s Lodge to new owner (7)
• Another dry winter ahead when La Nina returns, forecasters say (7)
• Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office says 5 arrested in gang-related activity (7)
• Public comment sought on Santa Fe's proposed water pipeline (7)
• Some want personal finance in New Mexico's new social studies standards (7)
• You're invited: A party at midtown campus (7)
• Fires will help the health of Southwestern forests (7)
• Time's running out to get U.S. back together (7)
• Jan. 6 panel votes to hold Steve Bannon in contempt (7)
• Lawsuits accuse District Attorney of withholding public records (6)
• A 'Father Anne' would add value to ministry (6)
• 'Rust' crew members raised safety concerns before fatal shooting (6)
• FBI to take over hate crime probe at Santa Fe's India Palace (6)
• Gun violence is a public health crisis (6)
• Approve general obligation funds, mill levy for schools (6)
• New Mexico health chief: Use of masks, other measures could last years (39)
• Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day (9)
• Santa Fe hosts groundbreaking for solar energy project (5)
• Horsemen stomped in 44-7 loss to district rival Robertson (5)
• Texas lawmakers pass new congressional maps bolstering GOP (5)
• Amazon eyes Albuquerque airport for new cargo facility (5)
• Shouting their way to the end of the world (6)
• Former campaign staffer who accused Lujan Grisham of harassment receives more money (4)
• PNM filing on Facebook expansion confuses New Mexico regulators (4)
• Santa Fe city worker union may pull endorsement after criminal record revealed (4)
• If you care about the forest, get informed on possible burn (4)
• City needs Webber's steady hand at the helm (4)
• ‘We lost so much’: New Mexico approaches 5,000 coronavirus deaths (5)
• Cow Creek development proposal is a modest one (4)
• State treasurer backs legislators in dispute with Lujan Grisham over spending authority (4)
• Biden undercuts executive privilege shield, seeks to release information about Trump's Jan. 6 actions to Congree (4)
• PNM meter readers come to the rescue during emergencies (3)
• One year later, the CHART process begins its work (5)
• If merger is approved, New Mexicans still hold the reins (3)
• Webber campaign mailer with 'New Mexican' logo sparks confusion (16)
• Outspoken Sen. Candelaria won't seek reelection (3)
• ‘Canceling’ gives constructive opportunities for growth (4)
• Lawsuits demand unproven ivermectin for COVID-19 patients (3)
• Aging equipment, spills test ties between oil industry, California (3)
• Study: Warming climate means shortages on Pecos River (3)
• Arizona jury convicts airman in death of Mennonite woman (3)