Andy Lyman

A legislative proposal from a key Santa Fe lawmaker aims to help small associations deal with their water woes

NM's new reform and news from the nation

Judge finds 20-year-old Santa Fe woman accused of murder competent for the courtroom after months of psychiatric care

A look at some of the high-profile areas lawmakers will tackle in the 56th New Mexico Legislature

Santa Fe-based lawmakers will likely be in the spotlight this session as they attempt to clamp down on firearms

SFR’s legislative preview: With the governor’s mansion, majorities in both chambers, Democrats eye policy shifts, spending priorities for record surplus

A Santa Fe judge ruled there’s enough evidence to move forward with a trial against a man accused of pushing his girlfriend to kill a 21-year-old woman

Santa Fe soccer fans should have a new local team to root for by year’s end

New Mexico’s Cannabis Control Division gives most businesses leeway statewide yet punishes two producers based in Santa Fe

Lawmakers move toward transparency in harassment investigations and more changes may be on the way

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Las Vegas Jewish Community reacquires one of its old places of worship, despite having almost nothing in the bank

Cashless ATMs used for purchases at dispensaries are being shut down across the country, including in New Mexico

Some residents are gearing up to push back on a solar project yet to be approved by county officials

Cannabis industry fairness—a cornerstone to legalization in New Mexico—is a work in progress, which lawmakers may continue in January

“SFR isn’t giving up or backing down.”

NM's new reform and news from the nation

A recent lawsuit against Santa Fe PD offers a fresh reminder about the department’s problems with handling evidence