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In-N-Out Burger president says chain’s New Mexico debut ‘will be soon’
In-N-Out Burger President Lynsi Snyder says the chain’s New Mexico debut is coming soon as Albuquerque permits advance for locations on Coors Boulevard, Gibson Boulevard and at Cottonwood Mall. New permit...
Martinez among the Democratic lean in Sandoval County elections
State representative offices tilt left to give Dems a solid New Mexico House majority
Election brings new leadership, wider margins in Southern New Mexico
The campaigns are over, the ballots have largely been counted, and Southern New Mexico
Democrat Sanchez will be New Mexico's next state land commissioner
The role is responsible for overseeing 9 million acres of state trust land, and balancing conservation and development benefits.
2026 general election results in Northern New Mexico
Voters weighed in on a range of statewide and local candidates, bonds and ballot questions.
2026 general election results in Southern New Mexico
Voters in Southern New Mexico cast their ballots on a range of statewide and local candidates, bonds and ballot questions.
‘Turnout is high’: About 50% of New Mexico voters and 60% in Santa Fe County cast ballots
At the close of a midterm election that many have seen as a high-stakes contest, officials counted a higher turnout of voters in Santa Fe County as well as statewide.
How to help with New Mexico flood response and recovery
Flooding this week in San Juan County and in neighboring states Colorado and Arizona has impacted thousands of residents, including many who had already lost their homes to floodwaters last
‘Day of reckoning’: Vasquez defeats Cunningham in New Mexico’s tightest congressional race
The race was one of the hardest fought in New Mexico, and brought in millions of dollars from out-of-state political action committees.
New Mexico Democrats close to House supermajority but some races too close to call
The state’s leading Democrats were optimistic about their chances this year, but will they take a supermajority in the state House?
Earth, Wind and Fire: New Mexico’s next land commissioner calls for stewardship
Sanchez emphasized responsible land stewardship by all users including oil and gas operators, renewable energy developers and ranchers.
New Mexico broadband officials ask public to weigh in on internet access
New Mexico broadband officials are seeking public input to define a Minimum Digital Living Standard baseline for internet access.
New Mexico Supreme Court to consider key regulatory issue as Blackstone-PNM hearing looms
The court could decide whether the question of a “net public benefit” standard will be central to the Public Regulation Commission’s consideration of the merger.
New Mexico Gov.-elect Deb Haaland gears up to staff her administration
Haaland told news media Wednesday, “I am not the type of person to put the cart before the horse,” so she hadn’t yet recruited top officials.
Democrats win supermajority in New Mexico House amid dissatisfaction with Trump
The blue wave that swept the country Tuesday resulted in the ouster of four Republican incumbents in the state House.
New Mexico amends governor’s pocket veto process
A new amendment in New Mexico changes the governor’s pocket veto process, setting specific timeframes for action and requiring explanations for vetoes.
New Mexico officials offering free water testing for private water wells after flooding
New Mexico officials are offering free water testing for private water wells after flooding.
Flu activity rises sharply in New Mexico as respiratory season begins
Health officials say COVID-19 and RSV are also increasing slightly and urge residents to get vaccinated and take precautions