October 01, 2022

Latest Stories

US Senate Passes Funding with $2.5 Billion for NM Wildfire Victims

By Julia Goldberg●

US Senate Passes Spending Bill with NM Wildfire Relief

US Senate passes spending bill that includes $2.5 billion for Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon fire victims

By Julia Goldberg●

The Fork: Ode to An Allsup’s Chimi

We love you, chimi!

By SFR●

SFPD Arrests Teen Suspect in August Homicide

By Julia Goldberg●

Teen Arrested in Ragle Park Slaying

Santa Fe Police say GPS data helped identify 16-year-old suspect, but have not released info about possible motive

By Andy Lyman●

Loud Mufflers Receive Hearing at Tonight’s Santa Fe City Council

By Julia Goldberg●

Petroleum PR Blitz

Oil and gas money papers the state with industry messages

By Jerry Redfern●

Un-Grotesque

Artist Kate Stringer makes the tough and ugly things beautiful

By Alex De Vore●

3 Questions with EntreFlamenco Director Antonio Granjero

With EntreFlamenco Director Antonio Granjero

By Alex De Vore●

7 Days

09.28.22

SFR Picks—Week of Sept. 28

Jokes on jokes, weird landscapes, better than reality and Suzanne freaking Vega

By Alex De Vore●

Set for Success

Initial work has begun on a $12 million Southside tennis complex that will offer free lessons and tutoring for students

By Andy Lyman●

Reena Steps Up

New Mexico House speaker’s longtime chief of staff is poised to take his seat representing Santa Fe

By Andy Lyman●

Eavesdropper

Send your Overheard in Santa Fe tidbits to: eavesdropper@sfreporter.com

The Bookshelf

Maria Hinojosa liberates vocabularies with YA-friendly version of ‘Once I Was You’

By Annabella Farmer●

 

COVID-19 in New Mexico

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NM DOH: Plenty of New COVID-19 Booster Available

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COVID-19 Plateaus in NM as DOH Amps Up Monkeypox Response

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DOH Secretary on COVID-19: This is a Different Pandemic

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DOH: Current COVID-19 Surge “Very Different” From Past

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Catching up on COVID

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New Mexico Marks Two-Years of Pandemic with Silence, Reporting Changes

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NM Health Secretary: New CDC Criteria Won’t Impact Policies