Beer Me!

SFR unveils the first-ever, totally comprehensive 2013 Local Beer Championships

The editorial staff at SFR likes any excuse to drink local beer, so perhaps that’s why we decided to introduce our first Sweet 16 beer bracket.

Silver Bullet?

Advocates say moving ex-offenders onto Medicaid rolls could reduce overdoses and recidivism—all while saving money

Evelyn Ruiz needed to find a place to live. Walking out of prison in 2011, she was 26 years old—a shy, softspoken young woman struggling to overcome a meth addiction.

Real, Clear Politics

A new 501(c)4: “social welfare” group or political machine?

A new nonprofit that formed last month adopted an innocuous name: “New Mexico Prosperity.”

Running Dry

It’s Earth Month; save some water

 In case you didn’t know, it’s Earth Month.

Santa Fe Joins 'Light the Way to Justice' Movement

As the Supreme Court hears two major gay-rights cases, Santa Fe joined the Light the Way to Justice movement.

Pride in Limbo

The legal confusion about same-sex marriage

Last week, Santa Fe City Attorney Geno Zamora made headlines by announcing that same-sex marriage is legal in New Mexico, and urging county clerks to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Reel Respect

Program aims to protect New Mexico’s non-union film actors

Background actors Wes Trudell and James Blackburn can’t wait to the see The Lone Ranger, this summer’s expected blockbuster.

Santa Fe Vile

One man tastes Southwestern knock-off food so you don’t have to

Recovering from a hernia made Santa Fe native and current Seattle resident Warren Langford’s stomach rumble.

Packing Heat

The numbers behind New Mexico’s handguns

Like most busy sales executives, Nicole McMahan spends a lot of time traveling.

Two Susanas

Gov. Martinez’ immigration policy depends on who’s listening

When it comes to immigration issues, Gov. Susana Martinez has two different reputations.