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Judge sees progress in state efforts on Medicaid, SNAP

by new mexico in depth May 20, 2019

U.S. District Judge Kenneth Gonzales laid out the stakes in a long-simmering lawsuitover the Human Services Department’s record of denying food stamp and Medicaid benefits to eligible New Mexicans during a status hearing Thursday at the federal courthouse in Las Cruces.  He’d visited the HSD office on Utah Street in Las Cruces where he had looked […]

Posted inCongress & Federal Gov., Healthcare

State makes ‘shockingly little progress’ in mending SNAP scandal

by Joey Peters June 29, 2017March 16, 2025
Posted inQuick Reads

Sessions asks remaining Obama-era U.S. Attorneys to resign

by Matthew Reichbach March 10, 2017
NMPR
Posted inCongress & Federal Gov., Healthcare, Quick Reads

Judge picks Texas administrator as HSD ‘special master’

by Joey Peters November 17, 2016March 16, 2025
Posted inHealthcare

Judge holds HSD secretary in contempt of court

by Matthew Reichbach September 28, 2016March 16, 2025
Posted inHealthcare, Quick Reads

Judge outlines what ‘special master’ will be in charge of at HSD

by Joey Peters August 24, 2016March 16, 2025
Posted inQuick Reads

Judge: ART can move forward

by Matthew Reichbach July 29, 2016
Posted inAlbuquerque, Quick Reads

Email ‘bombshell’ on ART application

by Matthew Reichbach July 27, 2016
Posted inAlbuquerque, Quick Reads

Mayor says feds give go-ahead to start ART construction

by Matthew Reichbach July 21, 2016
Posted inUncategorized

Federal judge recommends oversight for benefit programs

by Joey Peters and Matthew Reichbach July 18, 2016

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