Navajo Nation Reaches Settlements with Mining Companies January 25, 2021 By Susan Montoya Bryan The Navajo Nation’s Department of Justice announced in mid-January it settled with mining companies to resolve claims stemming from a...
Navajo Nation Reaches Settlements with Mining Companies January 15, 2021 By Susan Montoya Bryan The Navajo Nation’s Department of Justice announced Wednesday it has settled with mining companies to resolve claims stemming from a...
New Mexico Lawmakers Say Farmers Shortchanged on Disaster Aid October 19, 2020 By Susan Montoya Bryan New Mexico’s congressional delegation is calling for more oversight of a federal agency after some farmers and ranchers were shortchanged...
More Funds Sought for Those Exposed to Radiation from Nuclear Weapons Test July 23, 2019 By Susan Montoya Bryan A compensation program for those exposed to radiation from years of nuclear weapons testing and uranium mining would be expanded...
New Suit Alleges Clergy Sex Abuse by New Mexico Priest December 21, 2018 By Susan Montoya Bryan Another lawsuit has been filed against the Catholic Church, alleging sexual abuse of a child by a now-deceased priest who...
Nuclear Defense Facility Safety Board Raises Concerns Over Change in Policy August 30, 2018 By Susan Montoya Bryan An independent safety panel that provides oversight of some of the nation’s highest risk nuclear facilities voiced concerns Tuesday that...
Safety Concerns Remain at New Mexico Nuclear Waste Storage Site November 29, 2017 By Susan Montoya Bryan A federal nuclear review panel still has some safety concerns about Los Alamos National Laboratory’s new multimillion-dollar storage facility for...
New Mexico Regulators Approve Reopening of Troubled Nuclear Dump December 28, 2016 By Susan Montoya Bryan New Mexico regulators have approved restarting normal operations at the nation’s only underground nuclear waste repository, a major step for...
New Mexico Governor Declares Emergency Amid Growing Wildfire June 16, 2016 By Susan Montoya Bryan A wildfire burning in central New Mexico grew to more than three square miles late Wednesday, sending up a towering...
New Mexico Court Revives Neighborhood Oil Contamination Case March 7, 2016 By Susan Montoya Bryan More than 200 current and former residents who claim decades of oil and gas operations led to contamination that spurred...