Opinion

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Trip Jennings On Saturday, a common question about journalism came up at a friend’s birthday party as the last fingers of daylight tapered into night.“Are...

While much of the conversation around education in New Mexico often focuses on statewide rankings, I believe it’s equally important to celebrate the incredible things happening right here in the City of Champions.

We cannot keep spending enormous amounts of taxpayer money responding to disasters while underinvesting in preventing them.

The Founders never envisioned a permanent political class. They expected citizens to serve for a time and then return home, allowing new voices and fresh ideas to emerge.

We all have blind spots.

The governor recently suggested a $250 rebate, and the Republicans countered with a proposal to eliminate personal income taxes.

Real relief, to me, looks more like New Mexicans keeping more of what they earn, every single paycheck.

Rebates are a temporary, one-time fix that are needed in part because the next governor won’t take office until January and the Legislature won’t be able to pass rebates until the 2027 session which means New Mexicans wouldn’t benefit until at least March of 2027.

People have wondered why I made a career of journalism. There are many reasons, but one I come back to again and again is that I love learning.

On May 12, the Water Quality Control Commission voted 7-4 to move the petition to a formal rulemaking hearing.

Wind farms, which lease land from the state and private landowners, have been a blessing to the state’s ranchers.