Richardson to announce candidacy for New Mexico governor
Former Energy Secretary Bill Richardson will formally announce next week that he seeks the Democratic nomination for New Mexico governor. Aides say announcements will be made Saturday in Santa Fe Las Cruces and Albuquerque.
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Navajo mother charged with murder of three children
Elvira Charley 31 was arrested in Arizona and charged with three counts of murder and three counts of using a deadly weapon in the New Year’s Day slayings of her three sleeping children. A rifle was recovered and Charley faces initial federal court appearance in Flagstaff.
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Taos Pueblo debated shift to universal voting for government
Taos Pueblo group Residents in Support of Education calls for tribal wide voting to replace a 55 man council and annual governor selection. Critics say oral traditions lag behind casino operations and revenue oversight. Some members urge women’s input while elders warn against changing religious led governance.
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