Trump supporter charged with attempted murder in Española shooting Ryan Martinez, 23, shot a man at a prayer vigil at site of proposed Oñate statue September 30, 2023
Political map trial ends with more evidence on the way Redistricting experts on opposing sides disagree over fairness September 29, 2023
Native American tribes have vast energy resources, but face barriers developing them Energy projects on tribal lands requires more bureaucracy September 29, 2023
Corrections officer accused of bringing drugs into jail A corrections officer with the Bernalillo County jail is now being held there September 29, 2023
Fossil fuel workers have the skills to succeed in green jobs, but location is a barrier As U.S. shifts to cleaner energy, thousands of workers may need new jobs September 28, 2023
Biologists in slow and steady race to help North America’s largest and rarest tortoise Biologists working to establish a free-ranging population in New Mexico September 28, 2023
Safe Haven Baby Box used in New Mexico for 1st time Newborn boy dropped off at a fire station in Hobbs September 28, 2023
New Mexico to pay $650K to settle whistleblower’s lawsuit Lawsuit involves the state's child welfare agency September 28, 2023
Man shot at protest over Spanish conquistador statue First responders arrive at the scene of a shooting on Thursday in Española, where a protest over a statue of… September 28, 2023
Outrage intensifies over New Mexico governor’s temporary gun ban as sheriff vows not to enforce it ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Federal lawsuits, cries for impeachment and outside protests. Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said… September 11, 2023
New Mexico governor suspends the right to carry firearms in public across Albuquerque Lujan Grisham says she was compelled to act because of recent shootings, including the death of an 11-year-old September 11, 2023
Congressional watchdog describes border wall harm GAO cites damage to saguaro cactuses, ocelots and burial grounds September 10, 2023
Several parts of Mountain West experience ‘extreme water stress’ each year 80% of the available supply in areas is being used each year September 4, 2023
New Mexico represented in environmental organization New Mexico Environment Cabinet Secretary Kenney elected secretary-treasurer for the Environmental Council of the States August 30, 2023
Indigenous communities navigate abortion after Roe States with some of the largest Indigenous populations also have some of the strictest restrictions August 29, 2023
Fires are here to stay, but a small nonprofit can’t clean the air alone Living alongside fire means recognizing the importance of protecting our health and indoor air August 29, 2023
Asylum-seekers set up for rejection in N.M., rights groups say Fast-track screenings without legal counsel take place in Torrance, coalition says August 25, 2023
State immunization campaign raises awareness Back-to-school “Got Shots?” events continue through August August 16, 2023
Water officials in rural and tribal N.M. communities unaware of free federal water aid EPA offers technical assistance in identifying system challenges, applying for grants and loans August 14, 2023
National coalition calls for state senator’s removal Call comes from 2022 sexual misconduct allegations August 10, 2023
Security asked mask advocates to leave New mutual aid network distributing thousands of masks, want health care settings to keep or return masking safety measures August 9, 2023
NM joins in amicus on lawsuit over Idaho law banning abortion information A coalition of 20 attorneys general filed the amicus brief August 9, 2023
NM’s environment secretary participates in White House Methane Summit Topic of discussion included the need to drastically reduce methane emissions from the oil and gas industries August 9, 2023
