Electricity rates could spike for a quarter of the state in 2024 During a four-hour long public comment period, one person spoke up against the proposed PNM price hike August 8, 2023
Health department issues guidance on smoke impact Smoke from fires in the state can negatively impact health August 7, 2023
New Mexico squadron to move The Special Operations Squadron will move to Arizona's Davis-Monthan August 7, 2023
How New Mexico’s Carbon Emissions Compare to Other States Carbon emissions in New Mexico increased by 1.5% August 7, 2023
New Mexico expands pre-K partnership with tribes, pueblos, nations Additional funding will increase available spots in programs August 7, 2023
Inflation Reduction Act could create new jobs in New Mexico Manufacturing, energy jobs may see the most gains August 6, 2023
New Mexico monsoon outlook in August looks ‘bleak’ Unless storms ramp up, expect a drying Rio Grande through Albuquerque August 6, 2023
How New Mexico’s Veteran Population Compares to Other States New Mexico has the 15th largest share of veterans August 6, 2023
Federal regulators approve new rules to ease power connection backlogs New rules are intended to reform how power generation projects get connected to the electric grid August 5, 2023
How the Trump fake electors scheme became a ‘corrupt plan,’ according to the indictment Slate of fake electors were in seven battleground states August 4, 2023
Federal, state officials discuss impacts of AI ‘The genie is out of the bottle,’ officials say August 4, 2023
4 Corners Economic Development holds annual meeting Hiring of new CEO is number one priority August 3, 2023
At New Mexico’s biggest jail for children, toilets and staff are lacking Residents say strip searches were common August 3, 2023
Nearly $1B available for broadband expansion on Tribal lands Five tribal communities were award funds for broadband projects August 3, 2023
Will NM’s fake electors be charged with crimes? As other states take legal action against Trump’s fake electors, New Mexico appears stalled August 3, 2023
Domestic violence remains a significant problem in New Mexico One in three people in New Mexico live more than 10 miles driving distance to the closest domestic violence program August 2, 2023
New Mexico launches Safe Sleep campaign Campaign to address sudden unexpected infant deaths August 2, 2023
New legislation looks to ensure timely reimbursement for local fire departments Delayed reimbursement harms fire department’s budgets August 1, 2023
Safety lapses at Los Alamos National Laboratory A history of flooding, an earthquake and little fires in the belly of the beast August 1, 2023
People held in NM women’s prison never notified about bacteria found in drinking water Court records, emails show coliform found in three samples of drinking water at women’s prison, but incarcerated people were never… August 1, 2023
$3.4 million to be awarded by the New Mexico Tourism Department to 46 tourism entities Farmington Convention & Visitors Bureau awarded $54,132 August 1, 2023
The past and present Diné government The Navajo Nation Council has reached its centennial. In the summer of 1923, the first council convened July 30, 2023
GOP measures would undo protections for endangered animals Lesser prairie chicken, northern bat have seen their numbers plummet for years July 29, 2023
Utilities say advanced preparation has helped keep lights on during heat wave Outages this summer generally have not been related to heat July 29, 2023
