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
Abortions in New Mexico more than triple post-Dobbs New Mexico has seen dramatic increase due to out-of-state patients December 11, 2023
Four Corners organization receives grant to help tourism growth Tracks Across Borders Scenic and Historic Byway commission will receive $10,000 worth of tourism marketing consulting December 10, 2023
After sewage sickens incarcerated people, senator again asks Biden official to close ICE prison Heinrich writes he is ‘growing exceedingly frustrated that my concerns have not been addressed’ December 10, 2023
New Mexico’s drought persists as winter looms Hope pinned on winter to provide for the state after the summer’s heat and the ‘nonsoon’ December 10, 2023
Asha the Lobo captures the heart of New Mexico Popular Mexican gray wolf returns to northern New Mexico, surprising wildlife experts and bringing hope to revitalizing the endangered species December 10, 2023
Efforts underway to bring a new national monument to Luna County Luna County boasts Chihuahuan Desert scenery and various mountain ranges December 8, 2023
Las Cruces police officer indicted for voluntary manslaughter Officer was involved in fatal 2022 shooting of a Black man December 7, 2023
RECA expansion cut from latest defense bill compromise The fund for people exposed to radiation is set to expire in summer next year December 7, 2023
UNM Lobos hire Bronco Mendenhall as football coach He compiled a 7-7 record in bowl games before stepping away December 7, 2023
No progress in sight 10 months after Chimayó post office fire Owner of land beneath burned post office owes nearly $20,000 to Rio Arriba County for not cleaning up, emails show December 7, 2023
The taxman owes at least 16K N.M. taxpayers money State has at least $6 million to give back to residents who filed their 2022 tax returns December 7, 2023
Biden meets with leaders of tribal nations, signs order easing access to federal funds The order would make it easier for tribal nations to access and invest federal funding on their own terms December 7, 2023
New Mexico governor kickstarts effort to overhaul oil and gas regulation A major update of New Mexico’s Oil and Gas Act is again in the works December 7, 2023
Facebook parent company sued by New Mexico State alleges the company has failed to shield children from predators December 6, 2023
New Mexico governor proposes $500M to treat fracking wastewater State would underwrite development of a strategic new source of water by buying treated water December 6, 2023
Searching for answers at Missing in New Mexico Day Nearly 200 Native Americans are missing from the state and the Navajo Nation, according to FBI December 6, 2023
New Mexico governor proposes $500M to treat fracking wastewater SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico would underwrite development of a strategic new source of water by buying treated… December 6, 2023
Interim committee endorses rule banning PFAS in oil and gas extraction Committee to send a letter to the Oil Conservation Commission after 7-2 vote December 5, 2023
Senators introduce suicide prevention legislation Sen. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., advocated for funding for four New Mexico projects. (Patrick Semansky/Associated Press file)Patrick Semansky The Youth… December 5, 2023
Environmental groups react to new methane rule The EPA announced the new rule on Saturday, aiming to curb methane emissions from oil and gas operations December 5, 2023
New Mexico Governor again cites flawed study on oil and gas emissions The EPA worked with New Mexico to develop a new rule similar to the state’s December 5, 2023
After Clean Water Act ruling, states that want to protect affected wetlands need millions It could take years for states to address the loss of federal standards – if they do at all. December 5, 2023
Court ‘justice stations’ open in New Mexico, Navajo Nation, allowing more remote appearances The stations each have a computer, allowing people to make remote court appearances in San Juan or McKinley counties December 4, 2023
