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Governor’s office unveils $28.5 billion budget request

Includes reductions in state services

New Mexico budget woes drive up borrowing costs

SANTA FE – A major credit rating agency has downgraded New Mexico’s financial standing shortly after the adoption of new budget solvency measures by the Legislature and Gov. Susana Martinez,...

District 9-R requests $1.7 million mill levy override

At the end of a long ballot for the Nov. 8 election, voters residing within Durango School District 9-R’s boundaries will be asked to approve a tax increase for the district. A “Y...

Durango schools seek support for school finance rewrite

Board members encourage other districts to join fight

Fort Lewis College enrollment down 3.3 percent

School raised admission standards in preparation for 2019 mandatory increase

Lawmakers preparing to trim state services

Lackluster economy forces tough decisions in Denver

Durango school board endorses La Plata County road, bridge tax

Board also will lobby for state education funding revision

State changes could be disastrous for Durango Transit

City officials and nonprofit groups lobby against CDOT proposal

Durango School District OKs tax increase question for election

Approval would bring in $17M for district

Martinez: tax hikes ‘make no sense’

SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez will not consider any tax increases as the state seeks to close a projected budget shortfall during an upcoming special session of the Legisl...

How much are students willing to pay to attend Fort Lewis College?

Survey: More on tuition, less on room and board

Return on Fort Lewis College investments better than state’s

Funds left with state have significantly lower return on investment