Walt Rubel reviewed the week's top news stories plus he reported on what happened during the most recent city council and county commissioner's meetings. His feature interview this week was with NM State Senate President Pro Tem Mary Kay Papen. They talked about the breakup of the state’s mental health system in 2013 and subsequent attempts to put it back together.
Each week, Walt starts with a segment he calls "Rip and Read" a review of the top stories of the week. Here are the stories he selected this week:
Parents, educators sound off on services for gifted students at LCPS by Jacqueline Devine
Las Cruces will tax Airbnb-style rentals by Michael McDevitt
New Mexico state senator found guilty of drunken driving by Morgan Lee
Soccer parents and players plan grassroots effort to fund field improvements by Michael McDevitt
Torres Small backs drug price negotiations by Medicare by Angela Kocherga
One giant leap: New PED head tasked with implementing sweeping reforms by Ed Williams
Torres Small supports Trump impeachment by Lucas Peerman
Lawsuit targets new NM law on disclosure by Dan KcKay
Highest paid officer in Doña Ana County sheriff's office has been on leave for six months by Algernon D'Ammassa
Las Cruces teacher sues school district and former security guard by Algernon D'Ammassa
US seeks dismissal of New Mexico’s immigration lawsuit by Susan Montoya Bryan
Lawmakers cheer bid to ease Air Force contamination impact by Susan Montoya Bryan
Bencomo looks forward to District 4 term by Mike Cook
Stuve prepares for council seat in District 2 by Mike Cook
State invests in Las Cruces hemp manufacturing firm (Las Cruces Bulletin)
Parents, educators sound off on services for gifted students at LCPS by Jacqueline Devine
Las Cruces will tax Airbnb-style rentals by Michael McDevitt
New Mexico state senator found guilty of drunken driving by Morgan Lee
Soccer parents and players plan grassroots effort to fund field improvements by Michael McDevitt
Torres Small backs drug price negotiations by Medicare by Angela Kocherga
One giant leap: New PED head tasked with implementing sweeping reforms by Ed Williams
Torres Small supports Trump impeachment by Lucas Peerman
Lawsuit targets new NM law on disclosure by Dan KcKay
Highest paid officer in Doña Ana County sheriff's office has been on leave for six months by Algernon D'Ammassa
Las Cruces teacher sues school district and former security guard by Algernon D'Ammassa
US seeks dismissal of New Mexico’s immigration lawsuit by Susan Montoya Bryan
Lawmakers cheer bid to ease Air Force contamination impact by Susan Montoya Bryan
Bencomo looks forward to District 4 term by Mike Cook
Stuve prepares for council seat in District 2 by Mike Cook
State invests in Las Cruces hemp manufacturing firm (Las Cruces Bulletin)
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