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In his bid for attorney general, George P. Bush pitches himself as the toughest candidate on the border
By JAMES BARRAGAN
George P. Bush stood less than the length of a football field from the Rio Grande in early December and pointed at the river’s calm...
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After debate over ‘transformative’ nature, state Senate passes federal relief spending bill
By Susan Dunlap
After a lengthy debate over what might constitute “transformative” spending of some of the $1.1 billion American Rescue Plan Act money, the state Senate approved...
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House Republicans pitch $1.2 billion health care plan
By Scott McClallen
The House Appropriations Committee heard testimony on a bill aiming to spend $1.2 billion to ease pressure on Michigan’s hospital systems again stressed by COVID-19....
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New Mexico oil and natural gas industry contributes record $5.3 billion in tax revenue
By Bethany Blankley
New Mexico’s oil and natural gas industry contributed $5.3 billion to state and local governments in tax revenue in the fiscal year 2021, the highest...
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Sandy Hook mom seeks answers 9 years, scores of shootings later
By Tracie Mauriello .Chalkbeat
It’s been nine years since a gunman murdered first-grader Jesse Lewis, 19 of his schoolmates, and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut....
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In his bid for attorney general, George P. Bush pitches himself as the toughest candidate on the border

In his bid for attorney general, George P. Bush pitches himself as the toughest candidate on the border

By JAMES BARRAGAN on December 20, 2021

George P. Bush stood less than the length of a football field from the Rio Grande in early December and pointed at the river’s calm…

After a year of COVID-19 vaccine mandate outrage, is there more ahead?

After a year of COVID-19 vaccine mandate outrage, is there more ahead?

By Thomas Klassen on December 20, 2021

Called ‘a victory’ by advocates, FDA lifts restrictions on abortion medication

Called ‘a victory’ by advocates, FDA lifts restrictions on abortion medication

By Susan Dunlap on December 17, 2021

Foods high in added fats and refined carbs are like cigarettes – addictive and unhealthy

Foods high in added fats and refined carbs are like cigarettes – addictive and unhealthy

By Ashley Gearhardt on December 17, 2021

Surveys of scientists show women and young academics suffered most during pandemic and may face long-term career consequences

Surveys of scientists show women and young academics suffered most during pandemic and may face long-term career consequences

By Lesley Michalegko on December 16, 2021

Concerned about overeating? Here’s what you need to know about food addiction

Concerned about overeating? Here’s what you need to know about food addiction

By Tracy Burrows on December 16, 2021

Arizona sends $400,000 to rural Arizona food banks

Arizona sends $400,000 to rural Arizona food banks

By Elizabeth Troutman on December 15, 2021

After debate over ‘transformative’ nature, state Senate passes federal relief spending bill

After debate over ‘transformative’ nature, state Senate passes federal relief spending bill

By Susan Dunlap on December 15, 2021

Georgia’s limited COVID restrictions reduced economic damage

Georgia’s limited COVID restrictions reduced economic damage

By Nyamekye Daniel on December 14, 2021

House Republicans pitch $1.2 billion health care plan

House Republicans pitch $1.2 billion health care plan

By Scott McClallen on December 14, 2021