Still in Mexico: New concerns in the wake of asylum restrictions People seeking asylum face increased risks of violence and extortion, even as they weigh their next move. May 23, 2023
Who gets to adopt Native children? A Supreme Court decision will soon answer that question May 23, 2023
Efforts are underway to protect snakes, frogs in the Gila area Numbers for amphibians, reptiles continue to decline May 22, 2023
New Mexican Spanish, a unique American dialect, survives mostly in religion Traditional prayers are the dialect’s best chance of survival May 22, 2023
More setbacks in New Mexico’s effort to launch solar energy program New complaints to PRC allege more mistakes in the community solar developer application process May 19, 2023
State auditor, treasurer issue joint alert about collateralization of public funds The State Auditor’s and Treasurer’s offices issued a joint alert to all New Mexico counties and municipalities about following collateralization… May 18, 2023
Cops: Man borrows phone, admits killing former landlord in 2008 Tony Ray Peralta’s tip leads to body buried in tenant’s home May 4, 2023
In ‘Oppenheimer,’ Cillian Murphy leads a Nolan epic ‘Deep down, secretly, I was desperate to play a lead for him’ May 4, 2023
U.S., Mexico agree on tighter immigration policies at border Wave of migrants expected as COVID restrictions end May 3, 2023
State baseball, softball tournament fields are set Nine San Juan County teams earned berths to state championships May 1, 2023
100% San Juan Summit draws lively crowd Local agencies plan to collaborate and work through a central hub April 21, 2023
N.M. ready to defend new nuclear waste bill against industry and federal opposition What to know about ‘preemption,’ the new nuclear law and why plans for a waste facility years in the making… April 16, 2023
Flush with cash, state of New Mexico resets priorities New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham discusses legislative accomplishments on Wednesday, April 5, 2023, in Santa Fe with the signing… April 7, 2023
Childhaven plans ‘Save Jane’ event as spring fundraiser Event aims to prevent child abuse through awareness, advocacy March 27, 2023
San Juan College announces collaboration with nonprofit, colleges San Juan College works with five other New Mexico colleges to align student services, business processes March 21, 2023
San Juan College receives $99,999 from state grant money to improve open space College designates 133 acres for biking, hiking March 17, 2023
100 trees, shrubs planted in Animas Park in Farmington Second phase of Russian olive eradication project is underway March 15, 2023
High Desert Games invites senior athletes ages 50 and older to participate Eleven-plus events to challenge sports enthusiasts throughout April and May March 8, 2023
Pothole problem increases with weather change in Farmington New Mexico Department of Transportation has 21 miles of highway in city limits March 8, 2023
Ex-Navajo President Peterson Zah dies after lengthy illness Navajo Nation’s first elected president known for charisma, ideas and ability to get things done March 8, 2023
Aztec bypass faces delay as state conducts review About 2½ miles of the nearly 4-mile bypass remain to be completed February 7, 2023
Tico Time brings joy to some, misery for others Neighbors of RV resort say loud music, nudity has made life ‘hell’ September 29, 2021
School district donates land to city of Farmington, possibly for an ‘all-abilities park’ Site would be the first fully inclusive and adapted playground in San Juan County August 27, 2021
