The case against Phil Griego is growing.

The former State Senator may have a “slush fund” where he took money from political donations to a political committee.

Griego is already facing trial on nine public corruption charges related to a real estate deal the then-Senator profited from that was only made possible by legislation passed by the Legislature.

Now, it appears the investigation is going into the San Jose Democrat’s political campaign accounts.

That latest revelation, reported by by the Albuquerque Journal and Santa Fe New Mexican, comes after a district judge granted a warrant to an investigator in the AG’s office to examine Griego’s bank records with Griego’s...

Audit reveals the state potentially failed to collect at least $193 million in premium taxes from insurance companies

Staff Reports

SANTA FE – On Sept. 20, State Auditor Tim Keller released a special audit of premium taxes collected by the state of New Mexico. New Mexico’s Office of the Superintendent of Insurance is responsible for accurate and timely collection of premium taxes from insurance providers that do business in the state. A sample of one-quarter of the total premium tax collected from 2010 to 2015 revealed that the state may have been underpaid at least $193 million just for those transactions. The total amount due to the state for all transactions is likely to be...

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Gallup Film Festival backed by city, fans

For the past few years, organizers of the Gallup Film Festival have rolled out the red carpet for superstars of small independent films, notable filmmakers, and up-and-coming screen celebrities trying to make a name for themselves in the film industry.

Many arrive at the event with their latest and often as-yet unreleased films in tow, while some engage with the audience in question-and-answer sessions after a screening.

This year is no exception, with film stars like Martin Sensmeier set to appear at the El Morro Theatre — the primary venue for the festival — on Sept. 17 for a special sit-down with filmgoers. Sensmeier is...