The trial should be set for Michelle Martens, Fabian Gonzales, and Jessica Kelley individually. If they combine them, there could be confusion for the jury and it may not go well for justice.

Senate Bill 670 is being heard in legislative committees this week and next during this 54th New Mexico legislative session. Our state could be the 15th to address the number of patients nurses are assigned. Direct Care Nurses will stipulate their boundaries. Trucks have limits, bridges have limits and nurses have limits - when nurse shifts are understaffed, patients suffer. Nurses will set their limits if SB 670 is passed into law

Stop the proposed cut to small school funding in SB1.

We the people of Curry County NM are asking the County Commissioners to remove Curry County Detention Administrator Tori Sandoval and County Manager Lance Pyle from their job duties We the people of Curry County feel that having Tori Sandoval and Lance Pyle in their current roles is causing Curry County to have more losses then gains.

Be the voice for those who do not have one.

The Arctic is an amazing place, home to whales, polar bears, and other amazing creatures. We need to act now to protect it for future generations.

NBC News should reinstate Ayman Mohyeldin as a correspondent based in Gaza, and publicly explain its decision to remove Mohyeldin from its Gaza reporting.

Don't allow politicians to make decisions that should be between a women and her doctor. Women KNOW what they are doing.

Ban the use of plastic bags Disposable single-use plastic bags, introduced just 25 years ago, are currently consumed at an alarming global rate of 500 billion per year. As a concerned citizen and constituent of New Mexico, I am writing to ask you to consider introducing legislature that taxes these bags, a solution proven effective around the world. Single-use disposable bags present an insidious threat to our environment on multiple levels. They often wind up in waterways or on the landscape, becoming eyesores and degrading water and soil as they break down into tiny toxic bits. Their manufacture, transportation and disposal use large quantities of non-renewable resources and release equally large amounts of global-warming gases. Ecologically, hundreds of thousands of marine animals die every year when they eat plastic bags mistaken for food. These problems can be mitigated by simply advocating—and legislating—the consumption of fewer disposable bags and the use or reusable ones. One easy way to do this is by charging for their usage at the point of purchase. This was successfully done in Ireland where the government introduced a plastic bag tax (PlasTax) that has slashed consumption over 90% and raised $9.6 million for environmental and waste management projects. Retailers were happy, as well: they both saved the costs of bag purchases and improved their public image by doing the right thing. Please consider legislation for a plastic bag ban or a PlasTax here in our home state. It creates a foundation for both consumer responsibility and market-based solutions to environmental problems. And it's an easy, win-win solution to a problem that has gotten out of control. .

Put more bite into New Mexcio animal abuse laws. Support and pass Senate Bill 83 and 155.