Opinion

Drive through Ruidoso or into the Sacramento Mountains today, and you’ll see the problem: forests choked with dead timber, dense overgrowth, large burn scars, and millions of acres that have become nothing more than tinderboxes. This didn’t happen by accident.

Will Amy Barela do the right thing and admit that she is no longer Republican Party State Chair based on violation of the party’s Uniform State Rules (USR)?

No single issue has driven more physicians out of New Mexico — or discouraged more from coming — than our medical malpractice environment.

What happens when the owner of a public utility also becomes its dominant customer?

How many more terrorist attacks must we endure before more is done to lessen the threat?

Last week, I was walking my dogs near Kit Carson Park which runs parallel to Albuquerque’s Tingley Beach.

It was a big bipartisan win for New Mexicans when the legislature and governor enacted Senate Bill 1 to bring New Mexico into the interstate licensure compact for doctors.

Has President Donald Trump introduced a novel way of waging Western war against America’s foreign enemies?

Democrats have had trouble in recent years attracting conservative evangelical voters, who mostly vote for Republicans. In 2000, former Vice President Al Gore gave it a try.

It’s a good beginning, but those of you who contacted your legislators, wrote letters to the editor or posted online should stay vigilant. The people who brought us this disaster are still in place.

The passage of medical malpractice reform is the most important public policy success in New Mexico in more than a decade.

New Mexico’s Legislature is locked in an outdated schedule and structure.