Still fighting for their birthright For centuries, midwives and doulas have safely brought babies into the world. Will they ever be accepted? June 21, 2023
Stansbury addresses misinformation U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury accuses that American’s were misled about the BLM’s conservation leasing proposal June 21, 2023
Report: New Mexico improving, but still ranks at bottom for child well being Despite low ranking, state shows improvement June 21, 2023
A look back at what the last year has wrought A look at where New Mexico stands since Roe v. Wade was overturned June 20, 2023
Acosta appointed to head the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division Dr. José A. Acosta brings extensive experience in health care to the position June 20, 2023
Wolf captured near Taos released into the wild in Arizona Wolf spent winter at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Sevilleta facility June 19, 2023
Two reproductive health care laws went into effect Friday Gender-affirming, reproductive health care further protected June 19, 2023
New Mexico delegation backs $3.2 million FCC Navajo Nation broadband investment Delegation welcomes funding for Pine Hill School June 19, 2023
New Mexico regulators look into alleged issues with community solar facility selection process PRC ordered InClime to re-rank community solar applicants after mistakes in the application process. Now, they’re investigating if the company… June 18, 2023
Luján asks for protections against AI issues The proliferation of artificial intelligence has led to discussions about its use June 18, 2023
NM state department received disaster relief funds by mistake Officials commit to quickly getting money to the right place June 17, 2023
‘We’re just trying to live our lives’: DACA hits 11-year mark still mired in the courts People rally for comprehensive immigration reform outside the White House in Washington. A new report highlights the significant economic contributions… June 17, 2023
Gov. Lujan Grisham issues statement on Supreme Court decision in Indian Child Welfare Act Case Governor emphasizes important of maintaining cultural connections June 16, 2023
Case to be dismissed against only man charged with murder in deadly shootout Criminal charges will be dismissed against the only person charged with murder in a shooting at a motorcycle rally in… June 15, 2023
New Mexico Senator files bill to improve clean bus access for rural schools Bill will increase school’s confidence when applying for programs June 15, 2023
Albertsons Companies adds health tracking to store apps Sincerely Health digital health and wellness platform links with fitness watches, apps June 15, 2023
NM Law Enforcement Academy Board holds final meeting Police academy laying groundwork for ‘once-in-a-generation’ restructuring June 15, 2023
New Mexico receives $7.6 million to restore Pecos River watershed New Mexico Senators praise BLM for funding June 14, 2023
Relief payment applications open for NM residents who won’t get a tax rebate this month New Mexicans who do not qualify for a tax rebate may apply for relief funds. (Stock photo)du1-i-syn New Mexico residents… June 14, 2023
Protesters block roads into Chaco Culture National Historical Park Protest forces change in venue for Haaland’s visit June 13, 2023
PNM transfers reservoir to Reclamation for Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project Reservoir renamed in honor of Frank Chee Willeto June 13, 2023
New Mexico unemployment rate drops The New Mexico Department of Workforce releases Labor Market Review for April Small businesses in Farmington are eligible for the… June 10, 2023
Disaster recovery efforts boost initiative to map acequias in the state Storytelling, tradition and history: Possibilities for a collaborative statewide database June 9, 2023
NM environmental agency bracing for water law changes After landmark SCOTUS ruling limits what waters federal agencies protect under Clean Water Act, advocates concerned that NM is vulnerable. June 8, 2023
