N.M.’s long road to give Yazzie/Martinez students a quality education
Proposed reforms such as a Tribal Education Trust Fund are likely to return in 2024
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Process moves forward to determine proposed New Mexico Gas Co. rate increase
The average residential bill would increase by $6.71 for New Mexico Gas Co. customers, under the utility's proposed price change. (Bill Oxford/Getty Images)Bill Oxford As temperatures start dropping and New…
Federal jury convicts four New Mexico compound defendants in ‘terrorism’ plot
Courtesy of the FBI. A federal jury indicted Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, his sisters Hujrah Wahhaj and Subhanah Wahhaj, and Subhanah’s husband, Lucas Morton, for supporting terrorism. After a three-week trial,…
FCC expands eligibility to reimburse schools that offer Wi-Fi on buses
The Federal Communications Commission voted to adopt a declaratory ruling that makes Wi-Fi access on school buses to be eligible for the E-Rate program. (Shutterstock)Andrey Bayda The Federal Communications Commission…
Bobcat Pals bring prep athletes to elementary school students
Members of Bloomfield High School athletics spend day at Central Elementary
I-40 in NM to get funding as supply chain hub
Designation as a Regional Infrastructure Accelerator will include seed funding for planning
State to decide before 2024 where to send $6 million for northwestern NM economic development
Residents and activists disagree with funding recommendations from community advisory committee created to help with recovery from San Juan Generating Station closure
Feds object to judge’s nod to settle Rio Grande SCOTUS case
The federal government will fight the 11th hour settlement that came down last year, and will stretch into 2024 at least.
State announces 11 recipients for the Rural Health Care Delivery Fund
Gallup Community Health among initial recipients
‘So many ways hydrogen can go wrong’: Hub announcements viewed with caution
Criticism over a lack of transparency by the Department of Energy emerges
Indigenous artists named in MacArthur Fellowship
Fellowship recipients receive $800,000 grant and their work highlights modern and traditional worldviews
New Mexico leaders create nonprofit to steward funding for federal government climate initiatives
Gov. Lujan Grisham insists the new investment center will facilitate work between feds, state, companies and community; firmly supports hydrogen energy development in N.M.
Op-ed: San Juan College Board Elections
San Juan College recently partnered with the SCAPE program.Courtesy of San Juan College My name is John Thompson. I have twice run for the San Juan College Board of Trustees…
Local high school football teams prominent in latest rankings
Bloomfield and Portales in virtual tie atop latest Class 4A coaches poll
Legislative Council discusses hiring legislative staff
Team assessed how comparable states provide legislator staffing
NMDOH renews public health order to increase syphilis testing
DOH reported a 660% increase in congenital syphilis from 2017 to 2022
Fatal train derailment in Pueblo leads Colorado lawmakers to call for more safety measures
The derailment follows several other high-profile train accidents across the country in 2023
The political minefield of parental rights in New Mexico
As far-right conservatives make a bid for school board seats, disinformation is on the rise. Welcome to the culture wars.
‘Medicine game’ heads to 2028 Olympics
For years, the Haudenosaunee Nationals have been in the lead in asking for lacrosse to be an Olympic sport
Department of Energy awards San Juan College $1.2 million grant
The Environmental Justice Grant will allow the college to further serve the community