By the #s: New Mexico lobbyists have already spent $1.25M this year They spent about $750,000 annually the last four years October 10, 2025
Federal shutdown means fewer FAA inspectors at ABQ Balloon Fiesta But no impacts on safety, according to Fiesta and longtime FAA official October 9, 2025
Lawmakers push for permanent funding for acequias and land grant mercedes Lawmakers optimistic despite similar bill failing in 2025 session October 8, 2025
Governor still deliberating on vaccine bill passed by legislature Majority Whip says governor could be looking at other ways to get the vaccines out immediately October 7, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico New Mexico Legislature approves bills to prop up rural health care, underwrite food assistance SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico lawmakers moved quickly Thursday at a special legislative session to prop up funding… October 2, 2025
New Mexico joins lawsuit over funding for crime victims The retroactive conditions would affect grants already awarded, sometimes years ago October 2, 2025
N.M. House, Senate approve budget to shore up federal funding cuts House approves bill to subsidize expiring health insurance tax credits October 2, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers start session denouncing political violence Sen. Bill Sharer: political violence must cease unequivocally, undeniably and immediately’ October 1, 2025
At session’s opening, N.M. Dems announce ‘step 1’ in fight against Trump cuts Senate majority leader: ‘What’s coming at the state of New Mexico is frightening’ October 1, 2025
Five things to know about federal food assistance cuts New Mexico lawmakers addressing the problem in special session October 1, 2025
New Mexico Democrats rush to shore up safety net programs after federal cuts State expects to lose about $200 million annually because of new federal tax cuts October 1, 2025
N.M. GOP forum lays out state’s medical malpractice challenges Hospital CEO calls New Mexico a ‘risky’ place to be a doctor September 30, 2025
Heinrich stresses impact lost health insurance tax credits could have on New Mexico Advocates say ‘coverage losses will be devastating’ September 29, 2025
Trump’s big bill is prompting urgent action in some Democratic states Republicans see no urgency from revenue losses September 29, 2025
N.M. roads are in worst shape in ‘recent history’ Revenue sources are projected to decrease September 26, 2025
FEMA to appeal ruling granting ‘noneconomic’ damages to Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire victims Appeal stalls hundreds of millions for emotional toll of fire September 23, 2025
N.M. delegation renews push to fund tribal water settlements Budget proposal does not include the roughly $175 million needed for the Navajo-Gallup project September 9, 2025
New Mexico to make history as first state to offer universal child care Program removes all income eligibility requirements from child care assistance program September 8, 2025
More than half of N.M. grocery, convenience stores at ‘high risk’ due to SNAP cuts Officials predict 40,000 people will lose benefits entirely in New Mexico September 8, 2025
GOP blasts governor’s special session priorities Immigrant detention ban not to be included on agenda, governor’s adviser says September 8, 2025
Casados, latest head of New Mexico’s troubled children’s agency, announces retirement Casados was formally appointed to the position in January 2024 September 5, 2025
N.M. Gov announces Oct. 1 special session on federal cuts to healthcare, nutrition, public media Immigrant detention will not be on the agenda September 4, 2025
Rep. Stansbury: Epstein cover-up goes ‘all the way to the top’ ‘Let me be clear: we will not stop’, says lawmaker September 4, 2025
Documents show FEMA cut New Mexico’s post-fire flooding funding by $14 million State AGs update complaint against feds over disaster grants September 3, 2025
