NM lawmakers set aside $3 million for public health councils With CDC money tapping out, and state money approved for just one year, councils will have to return to Roundhouse… March 13, 2024
Unique formal deal reached for middle Rio Grande irrigation district, state State agency said agreement a step in addressing a looming water crisis requiring an ‘all hands on deck’ approach to… March 13, 2024
Republican New Mexico Senate and House leaders won’t seek reelection House minority leader T. Ryan Lane of Aztec will not to seek reelection March 13, 2024
Judge schedules sentencing for movie armorer in fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A judge has scheduled sentencing next month for a movie set armorer convicted of involuntary… March 13, 2024
U.S. energy industry methane emissions are triple what government thinks, study finds Overflight data shows the biggest leaks are in the Permian basin of Texas and New Mexico March 13, 2024
Republican New Mexico Senate and House leaders won’t seek reelection SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The top-ranked Republicans in the New Mexico House and Senate won’t seek reelection this year… March 13, 2024
N.M. Supreme Court upholds Community Solar Rule Justices uphold the regulations passed by Public Regulation Commission March 12, 2024
National wildlife refuges face more budget cuts Wildlife refuges in New Mexico include Bosque del Apache, Valle de Oro and Bitter Lake March 12, 2024
N.M. Supreme Court hears appeal of community solar Court heard arguments Monday in the investor-owned utilities’ appeal of the 2022 community solar rule March 12, 2024
River runs past, but water isn’t for New Mexico El Paso and Mexico irrigation authorities asked for deliveries starting an early 2024 irrigation season March 12, 2024
Afghan refugee stands trial in first of 3 killings The 2022 killings shocked Albuquerque's Muslim community March 12, 2024
Biden calls for expanded child tax credit, taxes on wealthy in $7.3 trillion budget plan Request details how the president believes the federal government should direct taxpayer dollars March 12, 2024
All New Mexicans will pay less income tax after first major change in nearly 20 years All state taxpayers will owe less, but especially those who make the least March 12, 2024
New Mexico unemployment rate at 4% State added 15,500 jobs between January 2023 and January 2024 March 11, 2024
Supreme Court to hear two abortion cases this spring One case involves abortion medication, second deals with conflicting federal and state laws March 11, 2024
Water managers prepare for low spring runoff Because El Vado Resevoir is under construction, there is an increased chance that the Rio Grande will experience drying around… March 11, 2024
Automatically holding people accused of consecutive felonies may have minimal impact A Legislative Finance Committee analysis appears to show that the bill wouldn’t create much more accountability March 11, 2024
Reading, writing, ’rithmetic and ranching Why rural New Mexico wants to keep the four-day school week March 11, 2024
N.M. Attorney General opens complaint office for wildfire survivors in Las Vegas As of March 6, the Claims Office had paid out $420 million of the nearly $4 billion compensation fund March 11, 2024
Roswell police have new patches that are out of this world New badges feature flying saucers and alien faces March 11, 2024
New Mexico companies get taxpayer grants for climate tech Businesses got the money, ‘to further technology innovation and commercialization in climate tech’ March 10, 2024
N.M. Gas Co., advocacy groups reach agreement in rate case Agreement still requires the PRC’s approval March 10, 2024
Environmental groups cheer Gov’s veto of tax credit for small oil and gas wells Excising the exemption for ‘stripper’ wells was the governor’s lone veto in tax package March 10, 2024
For Navajo and Hopi, daylight saving is a time of confusion The Navajo Nation reset clocks for one hour later despite being situated between two territories that remain on standard time March 10, 2024
