Lapsed federal funds threaten monitoring at N.M.’s national labs Independent monitoring of air, water and ecology around labs could stop at the end of the month May 15, 2025
Report outlines how New Mexico could counter federal food benefits cuts One quarter New Mexico’s population receives SNAP benefits May 12, 2025
U.S. judge halts plan to transfer Oak Flat land for contested Arizona copper mine Injunction will be in place until the Supreme Court resolves an appeal May 12, 2025
Trump’s budget agenda: Billions of cuts for conservation, public lands Conservation advocate: Budget represents ‘fundamental uprooting’ of public land policies May 6, 2025
New Mexico marriage license fees more than doubling this summer The fee increase is estimated to bring in an additional $195,000 in revenue each year May 5, 2025
U.S. Rep. Stansbury on New Mexico fire season: ‘We are not prepared’ Democrats steer federal hearing toward cuts April 30, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers brace for steep cuts to federal funding Newly created legislative panel will track federal money coming into New Mexico April 29, 2025
Ex-New Mexico judge arrested in case involving a Venezuelan Cano denies the U.S. government's characterization of the men as gang members April 28, 2025
REAL IDs needed real soon for flights, federal building entry Sunport accepts the digital form April 18, 2025
Doña Ana County Clerk jumps in Secretary of State race Incumbent Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver is term-limited and can’t run again in 2026 April 17, 2025
The battle against federal ownership of New Mexico’s public lands Meet Howard Hutchinson, a private property rights activist who is quietly organizing county-level rejection of a landmark law: the Antiquities… April 16, 2025
Public defenders look back on 2025 legislative session LOPD beat back some unpopular bills, but fell short on funding request April 15, 2025
U.S. Rep. Vasquez decries president’s order to militarize parts of U.S.-Mexico border in N.M. Military directed to occupy land stretching from southwestern California to New Mexico’s border with Mexico and Texas April 15, 2025
Lawsuit filed after Trump’s budget office shuts down public information about spending Congress enacted the requirements April 15, 2025
Rep. Stansbury: ‘This is Donald Trump’s great betrayal’ ‘It’s very clear that Donald Trump and his friends are using his access to the White House and to the… April 15, 2025
N.M. governor nixes new license plates, state bread, lobbying disclosure Lujan Grisham vetoes 16 bills on final day for legislation action, scolds Legislature April 11, 2025
Gov. Lujan Grisham has signed more than half the legislation sent up by lawmakers The Governor has now signed 128 bills ahead of Friday’s deadline April 10, 2025
Gov Lujan Grisham signs electric grid, solar power and cannabis-enforcement bills into law In total, governor signed more than 40 more bills ahead of April 11 deadline. April 10, 2025
Trump’s new energy order puts states’ climate laws in DOJ’s crosshairs Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says they ‘will keep advancing solutions to the climate crisis’ April 10, 2025
Gov. Lujan Grisham signs 60 bills into law The governor has until Friday to act on legislation April 8, 2025
Conservation groups decry USDA calls for increased logging Memo declares state of emergency on national forest lands April 8, 2025
‘Hands off everything we love’ Thousands protest at Santa Fe Roundhouse and across New Mexico April 7, 2025
One signature away from drawing New Mexico into greater sunshine Fifteen states already required similar reporting from lobbyists April 3, 2025
Heinrich calls on DOE to uphold commitments, provide funds for projects Senators send letter to Secretary Wright, who previously said agreements would be honored April 3, 2025
