The bill heads to the Senate with a week until the Legislature's self-imposed deadline to get an anti-crime package to the governor.

This amendment, Senate Bill 353, would require local agencies to call New Mexico Search and Rescue when they’re called to help someone. They work under New Mexico State Police.

New Mexico State Police Sgt. Toby Lafave has been placed on leave amidst the FBI investigation into the DWI corruption scandal.

Lujan Grisham is hoping at least 10 other public safety bills reach her desk, though Capitol insiders predict some of them ...