‘People have been dying ever since’: Anger mixes with hope for NM Downwinders With Trinity test hitting its 78th anniversary, and the ‘Oppenheimer’ premiere this week, Downwinders hope for more eyes on their… July 21, 2023
New Mexico military facilities regain $95 million from border wall settlement Coalition of 18 states filed suit over diversion of funds by the Trump administration to construct the wall July 20, 2023
Statehouse leaders to assert ‘legislative privilege’ in redistricting lawsuit Judge considers appointing someone specifically to handle any claims that would shield powerful lawmakers from questioning July 20, 2023
Senator says New Mexico eligible for $25M to plug, clean up abandoned oil wells Steve Labowskie walks around a Red Mesa Holdings well in 2018. A downturn in energy prices starting back in 2008… July 19, 2023
Witnesses testify Krebs ordered them to move money to cover losses from golf trip Judge removes local TV news cameras from filming the proceedings, citing all three stations violated rules of decorum July 19, 2023
Reproductive rights groups call ‘victory’ over FDA approval of OTC birth control pill The FDA’s approval of mifepristone is on pause for now July 19, 2023
Border Patrol agents: June southwest border apprehension data is a ‘shell game’ Feds have no operational control of border, agents don’t know who’s coming in, critics argue July 19, 2023
National defense bill gets mixed votes from NM delegation Objections stem from anti-abortion, anti-trans, anti-diversity provisions July 19, 2023
Nearly 500 New Mexico SNAP households may have had benefit cards hacked Card skimmer was discovered in June July 18, 2023
Report: Immigrant detention system not as beneficial for local economies as some think Study comes after NM lawmakers blocked bill prohibiting immigrant detention centers. Now, volunteers are exploring options to repurpose these locations. July 18, 2023
NM Republicans respond to HB7 House Republican Committee provides parents with form letter July 17, 2023
Oil and gas withdrawal around US park stirs debate over economic costs for Native American tribe Tourist Chris Farthing, from Suffolks County, England, takes a picture of Anasazi ruins in Chaco Culture National Historical Park on… July 17, 2023
As many as 20,000 New Mexicans experience homelessness over the course of the year Commonly cited “point-in-time” estimates do not capture the entire picture, lawmakers heard this week July 16, 2023
Lawsuit claims Holtec made “false” statements on proposed New Mexico nuclear storage site Internal estimates project the facility would lose $750 million in the first five years, former CFO said. July 16, 2023
FEMA willing to pay for fire victims’ flood insurance premiums for a longer period of time Anyone in Mora and San Miguel Counties qualifies. Claims office will evaluate everyone else on a case-by-case basis July 15, 2023
New Mexico revokes license of local marijuana retailer for selling cannabis from California A marijuana retailer was selling out-of-state marijuana, which is against New Mexico state law. (Andrew Selsky/Associated Press file)du1-i-syn SANTA FE,… July 15, 2023
New Mexico ranks 12th highest for cannabis consumption in US People ages 12 and older were surveyed July 15, 2023
Gender-affirming, reproductive rights bills questioned Statewide group circulates petition to put bills to a statewide vote July 14, 2023
New Mexico Senator introduces terms of service transparency bill The bill aims to make it easier for users to know what they are agreeing to when using a product… July 14, 2023
Navajo president presses Congress for more time, money, for water project Project will supply water to 43 Navajo chapters July 14, 2023
U.S. Senate confirms Torres Small to USDA deputy secretary Xochitl Torres Small (Campaign photo) The full U.S. Senate confirmed Xochitl Torres Small as Deputy Secretary of Agriculture on Tuesday.… July 13, 2023
New Mexico Senators introduce bill hoping to help small farmers Bill aims to help small farms access federal conservation programs July 13, 2023
A heat wave has baked parts of the Southwest for weeks. Forecasters warn it’s not cooling soon A runner jogs along Tempe Town Lake at sunrise on Wednesday in Tempe, Arizona. Even desert residents accustomed to scorching… July 13, 2023