Objections to Rio Grande court settlement could drop in October
One final round of arguments would come in January
Kirtland
New Mexico governor responds to judge blocking controversial gun control order
An advocacy group for retired public employees assailed core provisions of a pension reform proposal in defiance of recommendations by New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, at a legislative hearing…
New Mexico Economic Development Department gives $200,000 to business incubators
An incubator helps businesses to succeed, state says
Hundreds of police killings. Two prosecutions. No jail time.
In more than 350 police shootings across New Mexico in the last decade, only two officers were charged with a crime
New Mexico elevates awareness for seniors
“Taking a proactive approach to reducing risks of falling can help our older adults live long, independent lives,” said Aging and Long Term Services Department Secretary designate Jen Paul Schroer.…
Governor’s office promises N.M. State Police will enforce gun ban
Group gathers with guns in Albuquerque’s Old Town plaza to defy gun order as legal challenges mount
Community solar development company donates $7.2M to Indigenous organizations in the state
Iñupiaq woman Salina Derichsweile focuses on Indigenous-led renewable energy efforts in New Mexico
Social Security’s pending insolvency should be front and center at next GOP debate
‘It is an extreme leap of faith to believe that a Congress in the future will solve this problem’
FEMA to drop biweekly progress updates
First announcement shows Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Claims Office has paid $40M so far
Librarians are crucial literacy advocates
The importance of qualified librarians recognized in research, but not always in budgets
Central Schools’ principal honored
Pandora Mike receives state recognition
Commissioner recuses himself from PNM rate case
Decision based on previous work with PNM
Car crash causes major electric outage
About 10,000 customers without power
First Tee Four Corners, PGA Hope honor veterans with golf league
League offers outdoor exercise, socialization and camaraderie
Safety, health top priorities at summit
Navajo Nation School Safety and Mental Health Summit welcomes school leaders, health officials, safety officers
A chef sensation on the Navajo Nation
Diné chef Justin Pioche earned one of the country’s most coveted culinary honors. He serves a lot more than food.
New Mexico offering $5 million in debt forgiveness to teachers
Priority will be given for certain specialties, schools
School threats are on the rise
2023 set to outpace threats made in last five years
Grant funding to benefit area nonprofits serving children
First Tee funds will go toward equipment, scholarships and curriculum
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