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Deborah Baker at the Albuquerque Journal reports, “An Arizona behavioral health company brought in to replace New Mexico providers in the 2013 shake-up is claiming
that it was lured into the state to help handle a manufactured crisis and then not paid what it was promised.”
“Proceeds from lottery sales are not keeping pace with higher education costs,” according to Susan Montoya Bryan. She reports that could lead to lawmakers making
to the lottery scholarship fund here and in seven other states.
After staying on the sidelines, it looks like
is getting ready to endorse Marco Rubio for president. Meanwhile, former
, who is running for the Libertarian Party’s nomination, claims he was the big winner on Super Tuesday. And former
says he thinks a Donald Trump presidency would be a "disaster for the country and New Mexico." No matter how you look at it, it will be
.
At least it looks like it will be a good year for the renewable energy sector. The Washington Post reports, “Statistics just released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration suggest that in the coming year, the
than any other — including natural gas and wind.”
In yesterday’s "Morning Word," we posted a story about how few private sector employees in New Mexico have sick pay benefits. Today, there is a story that shows few hard-working families who are scraping to make ends meet have access to
. Those who do don’t have enough to save for their golden years.
After a “Freshmanized” hazing
the Santa Fe High School boys’ basketball team is benched, and they won’t be allowed to compete in the state championship tournament.
Holly Holm is gearing up to
this weekend in Las Vegas. She’ll battle Miesha Tate on Saturday.
Santa Fe Reporter