San Juan College receives competitive grant from U.S. Economic Development Administration
EDA announces grantees under 2023 University Center competition
Kirtland
U.S. provides state with $30M in food assistance
252,000 K-12 students in New Mexico eligible for benefit
Confusion over public records law leaves inmate hearings hanging
ACLU balks at hefty cost of documents
One Book, One Community Author Event
San Juan College One Book, One Community will present the author of Calling for a Blanket Dance, Oscar Hokeah, Monday, Oct. 23 at 6 p.m. in the San Juan College…
Report finds 115 Indigenous boarding schools
‘We anticipate there will be more,’ says CEO of Healing Coalition
State introduces new prescribed burn training for landowners
Certification program is now running
N.M. Department of Health releases firearm report as part of governor’s order
Findings show that firearm deaths rose by 87% between 2010 and 2021
Jemez Pueblo aims to get all homes connected to better internet within two years
$8.56 million will go toward connecting 687 homes, businesses and organizations
Biden vetoes move to strip protections from prairie chicken
Congress also passed a resolution to remove protections from long-eared bat
CNM and Central New Mexico Educators Union reach impasse in bargaining process
The parties are scheduled to begin mediation with a federal mediator Thursday
The bond between a father and his son is moving Truchas forward
Applications for federal infrastructure dollars to flow to places like the small northern N.M. town requires constant work
State agency questions procurement process in energy transition funding requests
Indian Affairs Department has chosen five projects to receive energy transition funding
Heinrich calls on indicted U.S. senator to step down
Menendez indicted in bribery case
Attorney general holds summit on gun violence
Farmington Police Chief Steve Hebbe expresses frustration with how the conversation evolved in recent weeks
Invenergy: Transmission line will bring economic benefits
Electrical Transmission Lines. The company that hopes to build a transmission line to move wind energy from Union County across the state to San Juan County told state legislators Monday…
Who will get the new COVID booster?
About 75% of people in the U.S. appear to have skipped last year’s booster
With many lofty goals already achieved, Latino groups push for economic inclusion
A large crowd greeted members as they left the House Chamber on April 5, 2019, after the House passed a “Drivers’ Licenses for All Bill” 74-52. That year, the bill…
Colorado judge enters protection order for witnesses in Trump’s 14th Amendment case
Judge cites former president’s statements: ‘I’m coming after you!’
Over 261,000 foreign nationals illegally cross southern border in August
Number is highest in history for August, records show
PRC moves forward with LNG facility in Rio Rancho
New Mexico Gas Co. sees storage of liquefied natural gas as buffer against price fluctuations