Former N.M. attorney general and rep. David Norvell dies at 88 Norvell served in the 1960s and 70s before moving into private practice December 24, 2023
Martin Heinrich supports National Defense Authorization Act’s Senate passage Heinrich advocates many provisions related to New Mexico December 18, 2023
N.M. cities and towns outline 2024 legislative priorities Medical services are a priority due to being ‘chronically underfunded.’ December 18, 2023
San Juan County Sheriff’s Office has a new bird 505 Bell helicopter picked up last month December 16, 2023
Luján takes on Texas, Florida laws that he says violates First Amendment Senator among dozens weighing in as SCOTUS prepares to take up social media cases December 11, 2023
The secret sauce of the alcohol industry’s statehouse success New report underlines the entrenched power of the industry December 3, 2023
DOJ provides assistance to handle domestic violence cases impacting southwest tribes Colorado River Indian Tribes include the Navajo, Hopi, Mohave and Chemehuevi groups November 6, 2023
Next legislative session ‘make or break’ for N.M. health councils Without replacing federal grant, two-thirds of councils could dissolve October 9, 2023
‘We stand with the victims’: The Navajo Nation has a sweeping new victim’s rights law Navajo Victim’s rights Act of 2023 gives victims of violent assaults protection and support October 9, 2023
Tribal-driven energy grant invites communities to choose Collaborative $4 million tribal energy sovereignty grant defers decision-making to tribal colleges October 2, 2023
Women workers could bear economic brunt as federal child care funding ends New Mexico allocated $77 million for a program to fund raises for about 16,000 child care workers October 2, 2023
New report finds another 115 Indigenous boarding schools, most run by missionaries Native American Boarding Schools were set up in or near tribal nations to assimilate Indigenous children into white, Christian, American… October 2, 2023
Loggers ask lawmakers to help their industry to eliminate wildfire threats State legislators blame U.S. Forest Service for poor land management September 25, 2023
New Mexico provides $1.7 million in grants from ‘Outdoor Equity Fund’ Organizations get a combined $1.7 million September 22, 2023
Despite 2020 reform, state agency denies legal duty to publish settlements The General Services Department said delay was from a ‘clerical error’ but did not elaborate September 22, 2023
How ethics, finance complaint filed against Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto will proceed State agency hasn’t released information on complaint yet and might never, depending on investigation results September 15, 2023
Federal judge backs pause on New Mexico public firearm restrictions with legal precedent Plaintiffs fight for constitutional rights, while defense attorney says governor won’t back away from stance that gun violence is an… September 14, 2023
Groups say New Mexico is failing on its climate goals A pump jack is pictured near Aztec, NM. (Hannah Grover/NM Political Report) Two recent reports find that New Mexico is… September 13, 2023
New Mexico AG grants limited authority to attorneys defending public health order Federal judge to hear first arguments Wednesday afternoon; Governor calls for ‘immediate and swift action’ as others call for action… September 13, 2023
Where the lawsuits attempting to block NM firearm restrictions stand Hearing scheduled for Tuesday canceled the same day judge set it September 12, 2023
N.M. public health order isn’t only about guns ACLU raises concerns about criminalization of young people September 12, 2023
FEMA to drop biweekly progress updates First announcement shows Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Claims Office has paid $40M so far September 6, 2023
The US government’s debt has been downgraded Decision “reflects the expected fiscal deterioration” August 6, 2023
