Rio Rancho lawmakers reflect on short session The local delegation is happy to see medical malpractice reform become law, but they can't all agree on the need for pay
Rio Rancho students named 'Honorary Lt. Gov. for the Day' Aspen Ly and Bruce Yazzie visited the Roundhouse to meet and learn from Howie Morales
Sue Cleveland recognized by N.M. Legislature The departing Rio Rancho schools superintendent was honored with a certificate read on the Senate floor Feb. 4
Lawmakers hit midway point of the session with some key bills dispatched, others in limbo Governor expected to sign fast-tracked bills this week
Sandoval Co. lawmakers hear medical malpractice bill Reps. Kathleen Cates, a Democrat, voted for HB99, but Alan Martinez, a Republican, voted against it
Cindy Nava promotes first 'Mexico-New Mexico Advocacy Day' The N.M. senator from Bernalillo spoke at Roundhouse event to kick off tradition to highlight state and Mexico ties
‘Not a victory lap’: Governor touts progress, calls for more action in final speech to lawmakers Lawmakers offer mixed response to governor’s speech as 30-day session gets underway
Ready, set, legislate! Lawmakers poised to move key bills quickly once 30-day session begins State Rep & House Minority Leader Gail Armstrong shares her thoughts
Rio Rancho businessman runs for N.M. House seat Zac Anaya, a real estate agent recruiter, is running for House District 60, occupied by Joshua Hernandez
Budget battle could be taking shape at Roundhouse, as legislative panel unveils $11.1 billion spending plan Funding for child care assistance, health care administrative costs key differences in dueling budget plans
RR lawmakers prepare for short Roundhouse session Legislators have 30 days to act on budget and governor's priorities — but may introduce bills, too
Duke Rodriguez's late entry could shake up NM governor race Cannabis executive joins Rio Rancho mayor, Aztec legislator in GOP primary
Rio Rancho lawmaker demands NMDOT release traffic study Rep. Alan Martinez, a Republican, chides agency for the delay of the NM-528 corridor review following June town hall
Governor's $10.9 billion budget plan would boost spending on homelessness, road repairs and early childhood programs
