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Brand-new Sandoval County Public Safety Building is open for business

A large crowd of Sandoval County, Rio Rancho and New Mexico leaders gathered Tuesday morning to celebrate the opening of…
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says hazing law is needed in New Mexico

Target 7 is now hearing from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and more from state lawmakers who tried to pass laws addressing hazing.…
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Hernandez announces run for re-election to NM House

New Mexico Rep. Joshua Hernandez announced Friday that he will run for re-election for New Mexico’s House District 60, emphasizing…
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New Mexico is falling short in hazing prevention

The scandal rocked New Mexico State University after allegations of hazing were made public. Three former members of the NMSU…
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New Mexico’s angel investment tax credit gets 5-year extension

New Mexico’s angel investment tax credit, a way to incentivize more early stage investment in the state, received a five-year…
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Fewer blighted areas expected, but not a special session

Horan said that’s a good idea because cities and counties can try to turn blighted areas into new commercial and…
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Legislators look back at 2024 session: Josh Hernandez

Representative Josh Hernandez had a good session according to him. In one word, he described the session as ambitious. “At…
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Vocational Education Bill Off and Running

Another voc-ed bill is SB 67, by Sens. Craig Brandt and Joshua Hernandez, both Rio Rancho Republicans. It would create…
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Lawmaker pushes bill that would make hazing a crime in New Mexico

As the end of the legislative session quickly approaches, one lawmaker is pushing to pass a bill that would make…
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