Luján leads letter to USDA on SNAP reapplications Senators says it would be duplicative since states already assess recipients’ eligibility each year November 24, 2025
The Indian Health Service is flagging vaccine-related speech. Doctors say they’re being censored. Margo Yeager, chief nursing officer at the Southern Ute Health Center, fills a syringe with the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine March… November 24, 2025
New Mexico delegation, Pueblo leaders ask Interior Secretary to protect Chaco Canyon BLM working to revoke the 10-mile barrier around the historic site November 24, 2025
Coalition calls for N.M. environment agency to address Artesia oil refinery explosion Coalition asks the department to install a permanent air monitor in Artesia November 21, 2025
Transparency on the line with new lawsuit against city of Albuquerque People walk past a “vote” sign on the first day of early voting in the general election in Miami, Oct.… November 21, 2025
Anticipating more fires and floods, state disaster response agency seeks more staff Department leader expects federal funding to slowly go away November 21, 2025
Luján leads U.S. Senate effort to reverse SNAP cuts Current bill cuts $187 billion from SNAP over the next decade November 21, 2025
Southern N.M. lawmakers call data center Project Jupiter a ‘transparency failure’ Concerns persist over compliance with the state’s clean energy law and a troubled water source November 21, 2025
N.M. Insurance Superintendent asks for extension of nation’s largest wildfire mitigation program A chimenea sits Feb. 8, 2023, amid the rubble of a cabin burned by the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire. A… November 21, 2025
Trump allows more foreign ag workers, eases off ICE raids on farms The new H-2A rule includes lower hourly wage guidelines November 21, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico A drying-up Rio Grande basin threatens water security on both sides of the border ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — One of North America’s longest rivers, the Rio Grande — or Rio Bravo as it’s called… November 20, 2025
N.M. Secretary of State signs letter to feds about voter roll data Democratic election officials request information on how data is being used, shared November 20, 2025
New Mexico officials, Mora residents say feds should respond to groundwater contamination FEMA claims office has not said whether wildfire money can be used for wells November 20, 2025
Rural N.M. prosecutors ask state for help with high-mileage cars, internet, hiring Across the state, IT services and computers need a major overhaul November 20, 2025
Border Patrol is monitoring U.S. drivers and detaining those with ‘suspicious’ travel patterns The mass surveillance network has a particularly American focus: cars November 20, 2025
Coalition of N.M. locales says $200 million more needed for water projects A report from the New Mexico Municipal League voiced concern over lengthy funding process and eroding tax bases November 19, 2025
Report says N.M. children return to jail due to lack of intervention, treatment CYFD policies contribute to the costly rise in juvenile incarceration November 19, 2025
N.M. Sen. Luján introduces three wildfire-related bills Luján says we need innovative tools to combat the ever-changing threats posed by wildfires November 19, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico What to know about expanded work requirements about to kick in for SNAP After a disruptive U.S. government shutdown, federal SNAP food assistance is again flowing to low-income households. But in the months… November 19, 2025
State’s top quarter horses accent $1 million day at Zia Park Six stakes races, headlined by New Mexico Classic Futurity, top Sunday card November 18, 2025
Rural, unhoused people statewide cite deposit, application fees as greatest barrier to housing A small group of volunteers walks through alleys in downtown Albuquerque in search of unhoused people to survey on Jan.… November 18, 2025
N.M. federal delegation backs bills to repeal pay-out provision for U.S. senator phone records Eight senators could retroactively receive $500,000 for each ‘violation’ if provision stands November 18, 2025
By the #s: N.M.’s beleaguered emergency fund source of growing tension between governor, Legislature The governor has spent roughly $380 million via emergency orders since July 1, 2024 November 18, 2025
$120 million in cuts to New Mexico colleges, universities targeted DEI, energy Students seeking graduate degrees in the state will face new challenges November 18, 2025
