N.M. advocates join climate march in New York
Demonstration is set to coincide with U.N. Climate Ambition Summit
DATE: Sep 19, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Report examines economic impact of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
Visitation triples and boosts Las Cruces economy
DATE: Sep 18, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Arizona man faces trial in murder, domestic violence
Woman’s body found on Hopi reservation
DATE: Sep 17, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Ain’t no sunshine when data’s gone
The state is legally required to report millions of dollars in settlements immediately. That’s not happening, and we’re trying to find out why.
DATE: Sep 17, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Could New Mexico ban Trump from the ballot?
A lawsuit in Colorado seeks to bar Trump from appearing on the ballot in future elections. New Mexico set a precedent for the case.
DATE: Sep 16, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
AG to investigate Gallup-McKinley district for discipline of Native students
Unequal discipline: Native students face harsh discipline in New Mexico
DATE: Sep 15, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Doctors encourage vaccinations for respiratory illnesses, including COVID
N.M. Department of Health advises anyone over the age of 6 months to get vaccinated for COVID and flu
DATE: Sep 15, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Pueblo leaders travel to D.C. to defend Chaco buffer zone
Republicans introduce bill to end moratorium
DATE: Sep 15, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
New Mexico governor amends public health order banning guns
Lujan Grisham says ‘real leadership’ led to order
DATE: Sep 15, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Governor says rural N.M. won’t be left behind on energy
Fossil fuel regions fear long-term jobs will be lost in move to clean energy
DATE: Sep 14, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Federal judge blocks N.M. suspension of right to carry firearms in public
Ruling is a setback for Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham as she responds to several recent shootings that took the lives of children
DATE: Sep 13, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
Study: Insurance companies’ reliance on credit scores lead to higher prices for minorities
In New Mexico, an average driver with at poor credit could pay $733 annually
DATE: Sep 12, 2023 | CATEGORY: New Mexico
