Extending the frame: The art, vision and activism of photographer Will Wilson A Navajo photographer, Wilson shifts the perspective on Native peoples and landscapes. July 4, 2023
LFC hears about economic development along the border Electric vehicle manufacturing one of several focuses July 3, 2023
Nearly $47 million in funding granted for Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Fire recovery Funding will come from Senate Bill 6, which passed with bipartisan support July 2, 2023
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s approval ranks among lowest in country Despite approval rating of 51%, Lujan Grisham ranked one of the least popular governors July 2, 2023
Lawsuit alleges missed Endangered Species Act deadlines put animals in peril The department missed deadlines for 13 species June 29, 2023
Curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for Navajo police An investigation into the aftermath of the Navajo Nation public safety COVID-19 measures by the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism… June 29, 2023
After 22 years protesting for women’s rights, an activist continues Incorrect rhetoric spawned interest in activism June 29, 2023
More doctors seek abortion training in New Mexico because of Dobbs An anti-abortion demonstrator debates with abortion-rights activists outside the U.S. Supreme Court building June 27, 2022, in Washington. (Patrick Semansky/Associated… June 29, 2023
Air pollution can impact children’s health even before they are born Prenatal exposure to air pollution can impact key immune genes June 28, 2023
Legislators hear the importance of water infrastructure amid climate change, new Rio Grande requirements Discussion focused on changes in water supply June 28, 2023
NM awarded $675M from White House high-speed broadband internet initiative $42.4B going across the country; Roughly 23% of the state still without reliable internet according to governor’s office June 28, 2023
Another referendum case against Toulouse Oliver dismissed Case was dismissed with prejudice, but can be appealed June 28, 2023
State offers resources for families in need With Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits cut to pre-pandemic levels, the Manna soup kitchen food pantry has seen an… June 28, 2023
Bill would send $150 billion in military projects to NM Nine construction projects chosen for funding June 27, 2023
New Mexicans can listen to updates from state agencies during legislative meetings this week Lawmakers to hear from experts on water, economics, behavioral health, cultural affairs, university research and juvenile justice June 27, 2023
New Mexico has 15th lowest gun ownership rate in US State ranked third highest in firearm deaths in 2021 June 27, 2023
New financial institution announces first major loans to BIPOC businesses on Juneteenth Local, federal leaders commit to helping the lender with a mission to thrive June 26, 2023
Rally, hearing set to raise awareness of missing and murdered Not Invisible Act hearings invite families to speak June 24, 2023
Opioid settlement payouts to localities made public The national opioid settlements are the second-largest public health settlement of all time June 24, 2023
Detainee dies at New Mexico hospital after ‘escape attempt,’ authorities say ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – A man who was hospitalized with severe injuries after what an official called “altercations and an… June 23, 2023
FAA providing New Mexico $11 million for infrastructure upgrades The FAA awarded funding to six New Mexico airports June 23, 2023
Heinrich proposes bill to protect Americans’ data Legislation would impose criminal, civil penalties June 22, 2023
Oil and gas setbacks may help protect children from harmful emissions The moratorium only applies to new leases June 22, 2023
