New Mexico’s wildfire season is now year-round, placing rural electric cooperatives and the communities they serve under constant threat. Otero County Electric Cooperative is investing heavily in vegetation management, fireproof infrastructure and fault detection, but rising insurance and litigation costs demand action. Mario Romero urges lawmakers to modernize wildfire liability while protecting responsible co-ops and affordable, reliable power.
The commission is busy with 24 subpoenas and reams of documents and it’s contending with federal agencies that refuse to provide information. It shouldn’t have to fend off a blatant attempt to politicize its work.
Hoping to balance the one-sided propaganda about socialism coming from the media and candidates running for offices as socialists, Fox News has conducted interviews with people who once lived under these systems.
While about one-third of New Mexico’s Governors since statehood have been Republican, there has not been an elected Republican majority in the State Senate for nearly 100 years.
Sherry RobinsonAll She Wrote
Two days after CYFD assured the public that it was successfully addressing its high caseloads and recruiting new foster families, a...
When it was created, the brainchild of then Gov. Bill Richardson was sold to us as necessary to reduce traffic on I-25 and that it would be good for the environment.
Sherry RobinsonAll She Wrote
When Ken Miyagishima, Democrat turned Independent, ended his campaign for governor recently and endorsed Republican Gregg Hull. A couple of days...
On July 15th, I participated with federal and state agencies, local governments, tribal partners, private landowners, ranchers, conservation groups, first responders, and community members...
Trip Jennings
“Great story, better if true.”It’s a throwaway line journalists sometimes say to each other, a playful evocation of another era. For those of...