While the governor might talk your ear off about taxes, education and the Rail Runner, one subject remains off-limits: the political jobs he's handed out and
In a follow-up to his report that touched off a firestorm KRQE News 13 investigative reporter Larry Barker has looked into the hiring, salaries and
You could call it “Jobgate”- Larry Barker’s investigation into hiring practices at the highest level of State government.
Gov. Bill Richardson pledged to cut highly paid political jobs and freeze new hiring to help with the state budget crisis. But as KRQE News 13 investigative
Some say the Governor has gone too far this time and insiders in the capitol are even saying the Governor has abused his power. Was there deception?
Nearly five year's ago, Larry Barker exposed a charter school accused of cooking the books and cheating taxpayers. The former superintendent's racketeering and
In a long and distinguished career Father Reynaldo Rivera served the Roman Catholic faithful in New Mexico parishes large and small until 1982 when he was
"In 1967, Our Lady of Guadalupe received a new pastor, Reynaldo Rivera, a Franciscan priest."
The timeline of events that lead to the murder of Father Rivera.
An act of compassion was a death sentence for a much-loved New Mexico priest. Larry Barker’s investigation profiles the beloved church leader who was brutally
An act of compassion was a death sentence for a much-loved New Mexico priest. Larry Barker’s investigation profiles the beloved church leader who was brutally
They are the kind of investigations Larry Barker is famous for: legislators challenged, double dippers caught, scam artists exposed and a surprise New Mexico
This is a story about the Rio Grande Zoo, but instead of lions, tigers and bears it's about visitor safety and buildings constructed without permits and
Construction of the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court building was just another government project until a small group of corrupt politicians, insiders and
Portions of conversation between Marc Schiff and Ken Schultz on February 1, 2006 at the Hotel Santa Fe - Santa Fe, NM.
Santa Fe County picked a spot in downtown Santa Fe to build a new $38 million courthouse, but a year and $14 million later all the county has to show for its