Leah Romero is a trending news reporter with a focus on local news in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She writes for Jia Johnson, Daily Times, and Yahoo News, and her work has also been featured in publications such as USA TODAY, ELLE Magazine, Carlsbad Current-Argus, HARQUIN OF NEW MEXICO, and ruidosonews.com. Leah's articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local happenings, film, accidents, health, arts, and lifestyle.
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Leah Romero's coverage is heavily focused on local news and events in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She covers a range of topics including entertainment, government & politics, family & relationships, and house & home. Her articles often include event coverage, government announcements, press releases, and seasonal topics.
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By: Leah Romero
Programs such as refundable tax credits play a major role in lifting New Mexican children out of poverty, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual supplemental poverty measure released in September. The supplemental poverty measure is released every September at the state and national levels. It considers anti-poverty programs when determining the rate of poverty, […]
By: Leah Romero
Experts are "cautiously optimistic" about New Mexico's child poverty rate continuing to decrease based on supplemental poverty measure data released by the U.S.
By: Leah Romero
September saw two major changes in Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s cabinet leadership with two appointments in the state’s Public Education and Aging and Long-Term Services departments. Lujan Grisham announced the Sept. 10 designation of Mariana Padilla to the Public Education Department following former Secretary Arsenio Romero’s resignation due to his position as one of the […]
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham appoints two new cabinet secretaries in September. September saw two major changes in Gov.
Tuesday is the last day for New Mexico voters to cast a ballot in elections for political offices from the Roundhouse to the White House.
By: Leah Romero, Austin Fisher
Results may be delayed in New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District
By: Leah Romero
A majority of uncontested candidates are incumbents As New Mexicans head to the polls to cast their ballots on Election Day, over half of the state's legislative races are already decided.
By: Leah Romero, Patrick Lohmann
Some voters report delays when trying to register and cast a ballot the same day
By: Austin Fisher, Danielle Prokop, Patrick Lohmann, Leah Romero
See maps of who won contested races in the state House and Senate.
New Mexico Department of Health Secretary Patrick Allen will step down from his position Wednesday after leading the department for just shy of two years, according to the governor's office.
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