One of the most important bills this legislative session has tiptoed through the House with scant publicity and no controversy.
House Bill 232, to create...
A state of crisis
Higher education in New Mexico is in state of crisis. Despite experiencing a boom in student enrollment, our growing student populations...
When government gets more powerful, people feel politicians are not listening. And so, it is in New Mexico. New Mexico’s Progressive Democrats create and...
Trades, especially the construction trades, have been saying for years that they need more workers. Community colleges and unions are doing their best to...
At Presbyterian Española Hospital, our goal is to understand and meet the healthcare needs of our community.
When patients have an alcohol or substance use...
For the past quarter century, my journalism has mostly revolved around statehouses. I feel old just saying this out loud.
But age comes with perspective.
So,...
Notice the condition of New Mexico roads lately? Huge patches are suffering advanced deterioration. With the state awash in cash, when will truckers, ranchers,...
Tiered approach needed
I’m writing to express my support for legislation that would expand the ability for licensed acupuncturists from other states to practice in...
In recent years the “left” including most, but not all in the Democratic Party have turned sharply against traditional energy sources. Despite New Mexico’s...