- New Mexico
Competing with Texas for the right to store high-level radioactive waste from other states, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez says her state deserves top consideration.
May 4 - New Mexico
Despite an $11.5 billion backlog of maintenance at national parks across the country, the National Park Service continues to take on new properties in New Mexico and other states.
March 31 - New Mexico
New Mexico Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez said the Senate was "sucker-punched" by the House in the last hour of the 2015 session, leaving nearly $270 million of projects unfunded.
March 23 - New Mexico
New Mexico state Auditor Tim Keller has identified $4.5 billion of unspent funds in the accounts of state agencies, but lawmakers say the money is not available for appropriations in the coming fiscal year.
March 16 - New Mexico
Forty-four state and local governments have failed to meet the deadline for their audits in fiscal year 2014, earning them a place on State Auditor Tim Keller's "At Risk" list.
February 23 -
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez urged lawmakers to set aside $180 million for highway bond projects over the next three years while cutting business taxes and boosting spending on education.
January 20 - New Mexico
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez proposed a $6.29 billion budget that would increase spending by 2.3% in the coming fiscal year.
January 13 - New Mexico
Moody's Investors Service downgraded Las Cruces Schools to Aa3 from Aa2, citing the New Mexico District's use of reserves for recurrent expenses.
December 22 - New Mexico
New Mexico's dependence on energy revenues and government funding brings a negative outlook to the state's AA-plus rating from Standard & Poor's.
December 1 - New Mexico
Lower oil prices may cause a $100 million adjustment in New Mexico's revenue forecast for the next fiscal year, a state official said.
November 24