NM Gov. Lujan Grisham endorses candidates for Secretary of State, Legislature
NM Gov. Lujan Grisham endorses candidates for Secretary of State, Legislature
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Renewable energy super PAC throws weight behind Sanchez in NM land commissioner race
Renewable energy super PAC throws weight behind Sanchez in NM land commissioner race
NM U.S. Sens. Heinrich, Luján seek answers on federal Agriculture Department research moves
NM U.S. Sens. Heinrich, Luján seek answers on federal Agriculture Department research moves
New Mexico expands voting locations on Saturday, rolls out new tool for poll challengers
New Mexico expands voting locations on Saturday, rolls out new tool for poll challengers
Study confirms measles wastewater testing provided early warning during New Mexico’s outbreak
New Mexico wastewater testing for measles last year forewarned public health experts of the spread to Sandoval County, a new study says.
NM GOP governor candidate Gregg Hull touts experience leading, growing Rio Rancho
Former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull discusses his business-friendly vision for New Mexico during town hall.
U.S. Senate confirms former NM GOP official Steve Pearce to lead federal land management agency
Pearce, who once represented New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, will now lead an agency that oversees 245 million acres of public lands.
Feds officially cancel conservation rule for public lands
The Bureau of Land Management, which oversees 13.5 million acres in New Mexico, said Monday it was officially nixing the "Public Land Rule."
Southern NM nonprofits, businesses cite rising need amid affordability crisis
Southern NM nonprofits, businesses cite rising need amid affordability crisis during a roundtable discussion with U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján
NM socialist group mobilizes opposition to new stadium at NM State Fairgrounds
The Albuquerque Party for Socialism and Liberation says the public needs more say in the fairgrounds redevelopment and new stadium.
NMDOJ touts statewide progress with new ‘crime gun’ data tracking initiative
Months into its new "crime gun" database program, the New Mexico Department of Justice announced significant progress across the state.
New Mexico Election 2026: trail notes
New Mexico election advocates decry U.S. Supreme Court ruling and early voting gets off to a quiet start this week on the campaign trail.
U.S. Department of Justice sues New Mexico to halt immigrant detention bill
The lawsuit alleges the Immigrant Safety Act is unconstitutional and would irreparably harm Otero County and its immigrant detention facility.
NM Republican governor candidates swipe at Democrat Haaland during primary election debate
The three Republicans running to be New Mexico's next governor at a debate tackled questions of public safety, spending and more.
NM ICE detainee says he was subject to sudden transfer, poor conditions amid 10-day hunger strike
“This is a reprisal for complaints, a reprisal for the First Amendment,” detainee Rogelio Bolufé from Washington immigrant detention facility.
NM federal, local and tribal leaders celebrate legislation to protect the Caja del Rio
Members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation celebrated the recent introduction of legislation to protect the Caja del Rio plateau.
New Mexico health officials reassure residents about hantavirus risk following cruise ship outbreak
New Mexico health officials seek to reassure residents about hantavirus following cruise ship outbreak that sickened people
U.S. Rep. Leger Fernández tours proposed Chama watershed uranium mine site
Standing at an overlook at the mine site, Leger Fernández reiterated her call that the Forest Service do a full environmental analysis.
BLM fast-tracks ‘Green Chile’ pipeline construction review for NM data center Project Jupiter
The Bureau of Land Management announced it granted expedited permission to build "Green Chile" pipeline on New Mexico public lands.
US Sen. Heinrich tells NM small business leaders he’ll ‘push back against policies’ behind inflation
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) met with New Mexico business leaders to hear their concerns about the rising costs of doing business.
New Mexico AG seeks judge to fine, possibly jail landowner over threats to Pecos access
New Mexico state prosecutors alleged Erik Briones threatened fishermen with a shotgun and has created illegal "barriers" in the Pecos river.
Traveling Route 66 history exhibit makes pit stop in Albuquerque
Documentarians sharing the history of Route 66 celebrated the centennial of the “Mother Road” at an event in Albuquerque.
Santa Fe officials tell U.S. Sen. Luján tariffs, federal policy halting affordable housing progress
Tariffs, inflation and federal tax changes are making housing development difficult in one of New Mexico’s least-affordable cities, officials said.
New Mexico residents oppose proposed data center at Socorro town hall
More than a dozen New Mexico residents spoke against a proposed data center at a Socorro town hall meeting Tuesday.