Republicans in Congress eye more power for states to remove voters New Mexico Secretary of State criticizes roll out of ‘SAVE’ program changes December 11, 2025
New Mexico Higher Ed seeks free high school equivalency tests, loan forgiveness Statewide enrollment in higher education institutions has risen for four consecutive years December 11, 2025
Newly released data shows sharp decline of inmates at New Mexico ICE facility Detainees and their advocates say no new detainees being admitted December 11, 2025
American West art masterpieces from a billionaire Koch brother head to auction Some of the most recognizable artwork depicting the American West is heading to auction at Christie’s, where dozens of pieces… December 11, 2025
Judge gives Yazzie/Martinez plaintiffs more time to respond to state’s plan A school bus parks outside the New Mexico State Capitol in January 2023. Bella Davis/New Mexico In Depthcca A state… December 10, 2025
New Mexico rural library group asks state lawmakers for $29.5M to boost endowment About $45,000 would go to the libraries every year in perpetuity to keep their doors open December 10, 2025
In New Mexico, grandparents caring for grandkids can also get free child care now The state has the highest rate of grandparents caring for grandchildren in the nation December 10, 2025
Where are all the government employees? There are worker shortages in category after category in New Mexico December 10, 2025
New Mexico legislators debate standard statewide property tax for short-term rentals County assessors contend new report biased in favor of STRs December 9, 2025
Proposed Endangered Species Act rollbacks could limit future habitat for Mexican wolves A Mexican wolf is released after being fitted with a radio collar. Courtesy Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team/USFWScca Late last… December 9, 2025
Georgia O’Keeffe’s views of the New Mexico desert will be preserved with conservation plan SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A new conservation agreement will preserve land with breathtaking desert vistas that inspired the work… December 9, 2025
N.M. GOP asks governor to put crime bills on 2026 legislative agenda The move comes a week after two Democrats announced plans to pursue greater restrictions on firearm dealers in the state December 9, 2025
N.M. homelessness coalition will ask Legislature to fill in federal funding gaps HUD recently issued a notice states suggesting it was seeking to slash Continuum of Care funding by roughly 70% December 9, 2025
Startup with hopes to build outer space power grid names Albuquerque as HQ High-tech project the latest announced to open in New Mexico December 9, 2025
New Mexico health officials aim to kick off medical psilocybin program a year early Bill sponsor says state experiencing a ‘renaissance’ of ‘psychedelic medicine’ December 8, 2025
State senator prepping bill to rate school library books for race, sex and LGBTQ+ content Democrat calls it ‘censorship’ and vows competing legislation to prevent book removal December 8, 2025
N.M. health department maintains hepatitis B vaccine schedule, despite CDC committee recommendation The CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices meets in Atlanta on Friday, Dec. 5, to consider changes in hepatitis B… December 8, 2025
Report: N.M. ‘treading water’ while many states ‘in or near recession’ Projections for recurring revenue decreased $323 million from August forecast December 8, 2025
Data center Project Jupiter’s greenhouse gas emissions could rival New Mexico’s largest cities Advocates say developers exploiting loophole in state air quality regulations December 8, 2025
Democratic governors say the party’s midterm strategy must focus on voters pocketbook concerns Thirty-six states will hold elections for governor next year December 8, 2025
Curley earns pair of marathon victories over the weekend 43-year-old wins marathon events in Arizona and Utah December 6, 2025
New Mexico rural libraries receive grant funding for youth programming and services Rural libraries ‘are lifelines for their communities’ says foundation director December 5, 2025
N.M. cabinet Secretary Kenderdine abruptly resigns, citing husband’s health New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office announced Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department Secretary Melanie Kenderdine resigned on Friday.… December 5, 2025
One candidate for New Mexico governor attends climate-focused town hall Representatives for six Democratic candidates attended event, but no Republicans December 5, 2025