FEMA head tours Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon burn scar
Administrator Criswell toured the Mora area Oct. 5
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New Mexico colonias band together for better water
Communities in Southern New Mexico improved their water by creating one common utility
Op-ed: Why San Juan College Board elections matter
4CED will host its annual meeting at San Juan College’s Zia Conference Room Aug. 2 (File photo)du1-i-syn It has been widely understood throughout the history of higher education that there…
New Mexico delegation files bill to prevent mining in Pecos Watershed
The bill would prevent mineral development in portions of the Pecos Watershed
Biden says at least 14 Americans killed in Hamas terror attack
The Department of Defense is already sending support to Israel
659 known, suspected terrorists captured in fiscal 2023, most in recorded history
Majority are coming through northern border
Reduce taxes or make the sale!
Last week, the Farmington Daily Times published an opinion composed by Farmington Public Schools Superintendent Cody Diehl urging the support of House Bill 33 and Senate Bill 9. Diehl expressed…
Stand with Israel
Congress, the White House and Pentagon must work together to help Israel achieve victory
Previously deported immigrant prosecuted for possessing 12k fentanyl pills
Search finds 10,000 blue pills containing fentanyl hidden in a mattress
New Mexico politicos who blasted Trump border wall quiet as Biden starts his own
Department looking to finish a 20-mile stretch in the Rio Grande Valley
Balloon Fiesta: A view from above
Thousands of volunteers and a mix of private and taxpayer dollars fuel New Mexico’s flagship event
Animal shelter teams up with BISSELL to ‘Empty the Shelters’
The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter has teamed up with BISSELL Pet Foundation to ‘Empty the Shelters’ this fall. Courtesycca Pets are available for adoption for $10 until Oct. 15 With…
States that mail ballots to every voter really do increase turnout
New Mexico among states that do not send every registered voter a ballot in the mail
State treasurer fined by State Ethics Commission for campaign finance violations
Montoya must pay a $1,000 fine for two violations
Dine Nicole Horseherder wins honor protecting Black Mesa water
Heinz Award for the Environment includes a $250,000 unrestricted grant
Sugar Skull musical is set for Nov. 1 at San Juan College
Dia de Muertos event includes a workshop
The harm celebrating Oñate creates: What people were asking for in Española before the shooting
Hopi/Akimel O’odham man who was shot last week said the violence highlights the ‘lengthy history of injustices’ Indigenous people face
Officials grappling with questions about more electric vehicles
Developing an electric vehicle supply chain is complex
New federal rule could add costly burden to retirement plans
More regulations could mean more fees
Biden reverses course, allows border wall construction to resume
Administration plans to build about 20 miles of border wall in south Texas