Group finds ‘poison pills’ in GOP budget targeting climate action, more Justice40 rider could affect New Mexico July 12, 2023
Indigenous doctors set on developing medical school “The vision is to have a healer in every community so that everyone has access to a healer” July 12, 2023
Feds shoot down mining company’s ask to loosen cleanup standards at toxic uranium mine site Environmental groups said they were surprised by the ruling, but expect the fight to continue over site in Cibola County. July 12, 2023
New Mexico awarded nearly $1 million for emergency food assistance program Funding will expand mobile distribution options July 12, 2023
Addiction medication scripts going unfilled in northern New Mexico Senator says federal law should “lean more on therapy and less on bureaucracy” July 12, 2023
Families rack up hefty expenses searching for missing or murdered loved ones Federal MMIWR hearing results in long-term recommendations, but relatives and advocates say they need help now as they keep up… July 12, 2023
Parched in ‘Podunk,’ New Mexico Timberon has water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink (or flush). Blame the pipes. July 11, 2023
Environment Department submits draft clean cars and clean truck rules Seven states have adopted similar policies July 11, 2023
Trial set for a former New Mexico lawmaker accused of racketeering and money laundering In this Jan. 21, 2020, file photo, then-New Mexico Majority Floor Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton, D-Albuquerque, talks to fellow lawmakers… July 10, 2023
Proponents say proposal will place environment on same level as other land uses Others oppose the conservation leasing plan, citing limited grazing and recreation July 10, 2023
With end of public health emergency, thousands in danger of Medicaid disenrollment without action Turquoise envelopes from NMHSD are being sent out to notify families at risk of losing coverage July 10, 2023
Fiscally conservative group highlights southwestern lawmakers in early endorsements Rep. Gabe Vasquez, D-N.M., speaks during a news conference to announce the bipartisan Southwest Caucus on June 15 on Capitol… July 9, 2023
Conservation groups, federal lawmakers seek to end use of ‘cyanide bombs’ on public lands Owner of dog killed by cyanide bomb advocating for ban July 9, 2023
Special master supports Texas v. New Mexico agreement Agreement reached between states deemed permissible July 9, 2023
Gerrymandering case will move forward Case is related to how New Mexico’s 2nd congressional district was redistricted July 8, 2023
Lack of communication hinders MMIP investigations New Mexico U.S. Attorney Alexander M.M. Uballez emphasized need for more prosecutors, victim advocates July 6, 2023
Months of wet weather erase drought across the Southwest Record-setting snowpack provided drought relief July 6, 2023
Feds: Natural gas production in Permian Basin region reaches new record Production has steadily increased over the past decade July 6, 2023
Friends, relatives speak out for victims at rally A recent Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives rally gave voice to survivors and supporters July 5, 2023
Reproductive groups worry about hospital’s merger with Catholic-based hospital system Merger draws concern over access to certain care options July 5, 2023
Deliverance for downwinders: As the clock winds down on federal compensation, one woman’s mission ramps up New Mexicans harmed by the world’s first nuclear bomb test will finally win assistance if Tina Cordova has her way. July 5, 2023
Not Invisible Act commission stops in Albuquerque Testimony given on missing and murdered Indigenous individuals July 5, 2023
Discrimination against asylum-seeker with disability in NM leads to national policy change Federal immigration officers put leg restraints for over 18 hours on someone with an ankle sprain. They made the injury… July 4, 2023
NM officials respond to U.S. Supreme Court redistricting decision State officials praise the Court’s decision July 4, 2023
