Las Cruces doctors push for legislation to stem New Mexico doctor shortage Doctors urge Legislature to nix medical GRT, reform medical malpractice laws December 16, 2025
Trump administration repeals rule requiring more staff at nursing homes Most nursing homes in New Mexico weren’t close to meeting the direct nursing care standard December 15, 2025
N.M. Supreme Court denies move to undo governor’s line-item vetoes Duke Rodriguez says ruling may be ‘final push’ for him to enter governor’s race December 3, 2025
N.M. federal delegation backs bills to repeal pay-out provision for U.S. senator phone records Eight senators could retroactively receive $500,000 for each ‘violation’ if provision stands November 18, 2025
By the #s: N.M.’s beleaguered emergency fund source of growing tension between governor, Legislature The governor has spent roughly $380 million via emergency orders since July 1, 2024 November 18, 2025
Heinrich, Luján stand firm for health insurance fix as Senate moves forward to reopen government Deal must still secure final Senate, House and Trump approvals November 10, 2025
Wildfire mitigation in New Mexico down 53% since Trump took office Advocacy group report analyzes prescribed burns and other treatments November 6, 2025
Trump nominates former N.M. GOP Congressman Steve Pearce to lead public lands agency Pearce most recently chair of the state Republican Party until late last year November 5, 2025
N.M.’s biggest farmers’ market manager says SNAP cuts will be ‘devastating’ Evelyn Schiller stands behind produce at the Downtown Growers’ Market in Albuquerque on Oct. 24, 2025. The expected SNAP halt… October 29, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico What to know as federal food help and preschool aid will run dry Saturday if shutdown persists A new lawsuit by Democratic state officials Tuesday seeks to uncork emergency money to help tens of millions of Americans… October 28, 2025
New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham says state evaluating all options to make up food assistance State expediting the $8 million it had for food banks October 27, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico Judge halts death penalty case in New Mexico due to federal shutdown SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A judge in New Mexico has halted a federal death penalty case, citing the pinch… October 24, 2025
National Nuclear Security Agency confirms 152 furloughed at offices in Albuquerque, Los Alamos Only 14 employees remain at the two sites October 22, 2025
Billions in fed. mineral payments owed to New Mexico could stop by year end It’s ‘An enormous hit’ October 22, 2025
Stansbury addresses federal shutdown and more in Rio Rancho town hall ‘What they’re doing is punishing the American people’ October 21, 2025
Rocky Mountain governors, Japanese ambassador unveil gas plan Lujan Grisham touts New Mexico’s potential for energy resources October 20, 2025
Heinrich, Luján back bill to protect federal contractors A sign that reads "Closed due to federal government shutdown," is seen outside of the National Gallery of Art on… October 20, 2025
Thousands protest in Santa Fe, Albuquerque for No Kings day ‘We just need to keep doing this’ October 20, 2025
Construction begins to restore historic ‘Red Room,’ N.M. territory’s former Senate chambers Even though it is currently blue, this is the “Red Room,” also known as the New Mexico state Senate chambers… October 20, 2025
Ethics commission: Lawmakers and campaigns allowed to spend funds for security New Mexico lawmakers convened on Wednesday for a special session aimed at shoring up lost funding for federal assistance programs.… October 15, 2025
N.M. GOP senator resigns after less than a year in office Nicolas Paul cites his health October 15, 2025
Heinrich backs legislation protecting federal workers during shutdown U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) joins a group of U.S. Senate Democrats backing legislation to protect federal workers during the… October 14, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers offer preview of next year’s medical malpractice legislation Republicans, Democrats and Gov all expected to throw in possible solutions October 13, 2025
Lawmakers across the country this year blocked ethics reforms meant to increase public trust The Roundhouse in Santa Fe in December 2021 Shaun Griswold/Source NMcca In Virginia this year, a legislative committee killed a… October 13, 2025
