New Mexico Legislative report finds 32,000 young New Mexicans not working, attending school These young people are more likely to come into contact with the criminal justice system April 28, 2026
Local News Enterprise plans 18-mile pipeline replacement after 92,000-gallon gasoline spill La Plata County commissioners criticize lack of public outreach April 28, 2026
New Mexico Yazzie/Martinez plaintiffs ask to rewrite education reform plan themselves The plaintiffs and several tribes have asked the court to reject PED’s plan April 28, 2026
New Mexico With Bidii Baby Foods, first foods make a big impact on the next generation Farmers-in-REZidence program supported by federal grant teaches young Indigenous farmers how to make a living on the reservation April 28, 2026
New Mexico New Mexico Primary 2026: N.M. House of Representatives, District 69 A former Democratic incumbent challenges his successor in House District 69, an expansive district in the state’s northwestern third April 28, 2026
New Mexico N.M. Project Jupiter data center developers announce new plans for generating power Critics say proposed emissions still ‘incredibly high’ April 28, 2026
New Mexico 16 N.M. lawmakers sign letter opposing proposed private equity acquisition of PNM Blackstone Infrastructure plans to buy the utility for $11.5 billion April 28, 2026
News NMDOJ dismisses criticism from national child welfare expert Expert says programs that address family poverty will allow better outcomes for children April 27, 2026
New Mexico N.M. Primary 2026: New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands Three Democratic nominees seek to diversify revenue for office that receives billions from oil and gas industry April 27, 2026
Nation & World Camera trap shows Sumatra orangutan using a canopy bridge to cross a road in Indonesia Footage is first documented case of a Sumatran orangutan using an artificial canopy bridge to cross divided its habitat April 27, 2026
New Mexico Half of All Rural Counties Are Losing Population. What Is Contributing to Those Declines? For years, the dominant headline has been that rural America is growing again. And that’s partly true. But zooming in… April 24, 2026
New Mexico New Mexico environment officials mandate more legacy nuclear waste at WIPP The new permit puts the focus back on cleanup April 24, 2026
New Mexico New Mexico Primary 2026: U.S. Senate An ousted Democratic socialist challenges a Democratic Party favorite April 23, 2026
New Mexico Attorneys: Genesis bankruptcy could mean ‘pennies on the dollar’ for plaintiffs Hundreds of claims have been filed against the company April 23, 2026
New Mexico New poll shows Deb Haaland leading N.M. Democratic race for governor; Republicans largely undecided Former U.S. Interior Secretary and New Mexico Democratic candidate for governor Deb Haaland, pictured at a March 28, No Kings… April 23, 2026
New Mexico Polls show Trump approval hits record low in New Mexico Hispanic and Black voters are among the most-likely to disapprove of the president’s job performance April 23, 2026
New Mexico How New Mexico is ‘building a forest’ by solving a seedling shortage An interview with the director of the New Mexico Reforestation Center April 23, 2026
News Republican N.M. House candidate files complaint against incumbent with State Ethics Commission Republican candidate Zac Anaya (left) on Wednesday said that he filed a complaint against opponent incumbent Rep. Joshua Hernandez (R-Rio… April 23, 2026
New Mexico One year in, new N.M. militarized border zone overwhelming courts, ACLU says ACLU says Congress needs to intervene to prevent further ‘overreach’ April 22, 2026
New Mexico U.S. House committee approves legislation returning land to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Committee also supports bill to memorialize the state’s downwinders April 22, 2026
New Mexico New Mexico Supreme Court orders incumbent Republican state Rep. Dow back on the ballot Supreme Court justice questioned whether attempt to keep Dow off ballot was a ‘gotcha’ April 21, 2026
New Mexico CYFD offices by day, shelters by night With overnight office stays now prohibited, advocates say foster youth spend all day in CYFD offices and leave each night… April 21, 2026
New Mexico “First Endorser” Martin Heinrich is wading into primaries to fix the Democratic Party from the bottom up Heinrich’s endorsement of Juan Sanchez for Land Commissioner isn’t just about friendship – it’s a calculated move to secure a… April 21, 2026
New Mexico Project Jupiter data center developers rename company after Pueblo of Acoma criticism The company is now Yucca Growth Infrastructure instead of Acoma LLC April 21, 2026