New report finds apprenticeships increasing for WA; TN nursing shortage slated to continue amid federal education changes; NC college students made away of on-campus resources to fight food insecurity; DOJ will miss deadline to release all Epstein files; new program provides glasses to visually impaired Virginians; Line 5 pipeline fight continues in Midwest states; and NY Gov. Kathy Hochul agrees to sign medical aid in dying bill in early 2026.
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SANTA FE, N.M. – Un reporte reciente, nunca antes realizado, sirvió como llamada de alarma en Nuevo México y como recordatorio de que…
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Este martes, en Albuquerque, se realizará una discusión pública que incluye la propuesta de actualización a …
FARMINGTON, N. M. – Varios residentes de Nuevo México que trabajan con programas de asistencia a las personas de la tercera edad y …
FARMINGTON, N. M. - A handful of New Mexicans who work with programs that assist seniors and low-income households are in Washington, D.C., to sound …
TAOS, N.M. - "El Norte" está de regreso en el Congreso con una ley para proteger las tierras silvestres del norte de Nuevo México, cerca …
TAOS, N.M. - A bill to protect wild lands near the Rio Grande in northern New Mexico was reintroduced this week by retiring Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - State legislation that would restrict how unions collect dues and spend money on political activities could reach the House floor …
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The agencies around the state that work to help Floridians climb out of poverty have taken a hit in the federal budget battle…
SANTA FE, N.M. - Se está terminando la sesión legislativa, y mientras varias cuentas de ley introducidas se firmarán a ley, muchas …
SANTA FE, N.M. - This year's legislative session is winding down, and while some bills introduced will go on to become law, many others have stalled…
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