Native American advocate is challenging former state senator for District 30 seat Democrats Angel Charley and Clemente Sanchez are facing off May 28, 2024
Man who pleaded guilty to New Mexico double homicide is recaptured after brief escape ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A man awaiting sentencing in a double-homicide case was back in custody Sunday after escaping from… May 26, 2024
Involuntary manslaughter allegation against Alec Baldwin advances toward trial with new court ruling SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico judge has rejected a request by Alec Baldwin to dismiss the sole… May 24, 2024
New Mexico officials warn of health effects from rising temperatures SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Health officials in New Mexico are warning residents to take precautions as daytime temperatures are… May 24, 2024
New Mexico to receive $18.9M in federal money for ‘forever chemical’ detection Federal grant is authorized in two-year chunks, NM Environment Department aims to pull more than $47M for PFAS detection and… May 24, 2024
Native American tribes give unanimous approval to proposal securing Colorado River water Nearly a third of homes in the Navajo Nation don’t have running water May 24, 2024
Two New Mexico wildfires exceed 1,000 acres Forecasters warn of increased risk Memorial Day Weekend May 24, 2024
Lujan Grisham talks reproductive health care with CNN host New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks at a press conference Monday in Albuquerque after announcing appointments to agencies that… May 23, 2024
Disclosure rules unclear for commissioners set to decide on O&G wastewater rules State ethics and elections officials were unsure if they enforced portions of the disclosure requirements May 23, 2024
Native American tribes give unanimous approval to proposal securing Colorado River water The Navajo Nation Council has signed off on a proposed settlement that would ensure water rights for its tribe and… May 23, 2024
Environmental historian reflects on the legacies of Aldo Leopold and the Gila Wilderness Leopold helped the Gila become the country’s first wilderness area 100 years ago May 22, 2024
Groups sue over Bureau of Land Management leasing rule Plaintiffs argue the rule, which would raise royalties, could put small oil and gas producers out of business May 22, 2024
Senators throw support to embattled Ivey-Soto Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto, left, chats with Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth on the Senate floor during the 2024 legislative session.… May 22, 2024
Provision for acequia insurance hanging in balance as U.S. House and Senate debate Farm Bill The Farm Bill is already a year late after expiring in 2023 over disagreements May 22, 2024
Study: Marriage equality has had a positive impact Same-sex marriage has strengthened the institution for all couples, study says May 21, 2024
How you can protect your community from wildfire smoke New Mexico Department of Health reports there’s a significant increase in health risks from wildfire smoke May 21, 2024
As early voting expands, more than 27,000 New Mexicans cast their votes in primaries Dividers at a polling location at the Doña Ana County Government Center. Danielle Prokop/Source NMcca May is basically early voting… May 21, 2024
For decades, states have taken foster children’s federal benefits New Mexico stopped tapping into their Social Security benefits just last year and now places that money in a trust May 21, 2024
Climate change might prompt more mosquitoes to move into New Mexico Increases in temperature and precipitation are just what mosquitoes need to call some places home May 21, 2024
Nearly 800 New Mexico veterans see healthcare benefits expand under toxic exposure law Law has made “tangible, life-changing differences for” veterans May 21, 2024
Farmers and ranchers should take wildfire preparedness steps, state says Dry and windy conditions have increased the risk May 20, 2024
Federal agency takes control of investigation of fiery train derailment in New Mexico Of the 35 cars that derailed, six tank cars were carrying non-odorous propane May 17, 2024
New endangered listing for rare lizard could slow oil and gas drilling in New Mexico and West Texas Federal wildlife officials declared a rare lizard in southeastern New Mexico and West Texas an endangered species Friday, citing future… May 17, 2024
UNM approves land acquisition for Las Cruces reproductive health center Location will likely attract patients from out-of-state and more rural areas of southern New Mexico May 17, 2024
