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A new law effective May 20 now lets C-PACE financing pair with Industrial Revenue Bonds, clearing the way for commercial property owners to fund energy upgrades with private capital and no public dollars.
The Republican Party of New Mexico is appealing a district court ruling that removed Chairwoman Amy Barela and banned primary endorsements, calling it...
A proposed 'free' transfer rule under consideration by the NMAA board, with a vote expected Thursday, could reshape high school athletics statewide. Raton student-athletes and coaches should monitor the outcome for potential eligibility impacts.
New Mexico lawmakers are extending the Federal Funding Stabilization Subcommittee through 2026 to track federal program cuts and coordinate the...
166 part-time jobs are currently listed in Raton, NM, including a Civil Process Server role with Martin Investigations paying up to $25/hour, flexible...
New Mexico lawmakers are being urged to set AI education policies after a presentation in Raton, with the state teachers union expecting AI use to...
New Mexico is expanding workforce training across creative industries and semiconductor manufacturing, with direct ties to rural communities like...
Dry heat is settling in across northern New Mexico this weekend, with Raton seeing scattered storms Friday then drier conditions through Sunday.
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CoreCivic destroyed footage from 14 of 15 cameras after a Brazilian asylum seeker's suicide attempt at the Torrance County facility, yet avoided...
Over $696,000 went to the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to reduce threats to public health, safety and property...
Raton residents should finish morning Memorial Day activities early, as afternoon storms bring flash flood risks to the area. Much-needed rain arrives but requires caution around burn scars.
Jeff Wahl delivered a heartfelt "Heartbreak Hotel" performance at Raton's historic Shuler Theater, praising the venue and town while thanking local...
Doug Turner centers his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination on making New Mexico more “business friendly”.
New Mexico has no statewide wildfire building codes, unlike Colorado and others, leaving communities exposed as experts emphasize mandatory standards are needed for effective neighborhood-wide home hardening and insurance relief.
Eagle Nest Lake now features a new upgraded campground, creating fresh outdoor options for nearby residents.
