New Mexico Legislature could expand Angel investment tax credit
Program is a lifeline for startups when early investment sources run out.
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Talking with Rep. Patty Lundstrom
OPINION: In a meeting with the Journal’s Editorial Board, Rep. Patricia A. Lundstrom, D- Gallup, repeatedly stressed her concern that new committee appointments mean there are no “backstops” to the leadership’s agenda.
Albuquerque to consider capping vacation rentals
Mayor Tim Keller’s proposal stems from the city’s ‘Housing Forward’ initiative
Bowl-winning head coach in December, New Mexico football assistant now: Here’s Bryant Vincent’s crazy story
Just two weeks into his tenure as New Mexico’s offensive coordinator, Bryant Vincent sits in a bare office overlooking University Stadium and thinks about the question. The answer could go any which way.
Laguna Pueblo starts work on affordable housing project
The Laguna #3 affordable housing development, which is set to complete in mid-2024, will be able to house 20 families.
Phil Casaus takes helm at Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Mentoring and helping small businesses thrive is a priority for the Brycon president
NM lawmakers are still weighing the pros and cons of new graduation requirements
A bill overhauling graduation requirements is advancing in the Roundhouse — though not everyone’s happy with it yet. Among other changes, the bill would reduce the requirements to graduate, a measure that sponsor Rep. Ryan Lane, an Aztec Republican, told the House Commerce and Economic Development Committee on Monday will help drive New Mexico forward, […]
NM taxpayers could be getting another $750 rebate check, under bill advancing at Roundhouse
SANTA FE — With rising costs of food, gas and other basic supplies showing no signs of dropping, New Mexico taxpayers could be in line to get a new round of financial relief from the state by as soon as this spring. A bill providing $750 rebates for individual taxpayers — married couples filing jointly […]
As New Mexico mandates state workers go back to the office, some say they plan to leave
About two-thirds of the state’s nearly 17,000 rank-and-file employees were already back in the office full-time as of the start of this year.
NM wildfire recovery package advances at Capitol as state waits for federal funds to arrive
Correction: A previous version of this story inaccurately described the status of federal relief funding for damages associated with the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon fire. SANTA FE — A bill aimed at helping fire-ravaged parts of northern New Mexico rebuild local roads, culverts and acequias — without having to wait for federal […]
