Ryan Boetel is a Business Editor at the San Antonio Express-News. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in LATAM. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Albuquerque Journal, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ryan Boetel's local coverage focuses on a wide range of topics including business, economic development, education, housing, and health. He frequently reports on press releases and government and private sector announcements.
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North America's largest powwow wrapped up Saturday after 43 years
Independent hopeful Ken Miyagishima says he can win the New Mexico governor’s race if primary results break just right. Here’s his math.
By: Ryan Boetel
I'm just a newspaperman. I moved to New Mexico in 2010 after graduating from college, planning to work in Farmington at the now-defunct Daily Times
A GOP gubernatorial candidate's video in Old Town is raising serious questions about judgment and respect for vulnerable New Mexicans.
Early returns show several state House incumbents in close primary fights, including Rep. Marian Matthews who trailed by just 43 votes.
Incumbent New Mexico House representatives survived challenges from within their party in Tuesday's primary — except for one.
Rep. Marian Matthews was unseated by challenger Abby Foster in the District 27 primary. See the full results from other tight races.
One incumbent representative was unseated in Tuesday's primary. Abby Foster defeated Rep. Marian Matthews by just 42 votes in the tight race.
Our opinion: The PRC hid details on a $1.25B gas company deal. Is New Mexico’s public trust being eroded by secrecy?
New Mexico's EV mandate sounds good in theory, but charging gaps, low sales, and safety concerns show the state isn't ready yet.
