Supreme Court to hear arguments on state’s request to remove McKinley County DA New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a petition on Monday to remove Eleventh Judicial District Attorney Bernadine Martin alleging… October 20, 2025
Rocky Mountain governors, Japanese ambassador unveil gas plan Lujan Grisham touts New Mexico’s potential for energy resources October 20, 2025
Zamora edges out Leger Fernandez in latest fundraising period Other Congressional candidates, incumbents report big numbers October 20, 2025
Heinrich, Luján back bill to protect federal contractors A sign that reads "Closed due to federal government shutdown," is seen outside of the National Gallery of Art on… October 20, 2025
DOGE cuts $2.5M for New Mexico conservation ‘The funding cuts seemingly came out of nowhere’ October 20, 2025
Thousands protest in Santa Fe, Albuquerque for No Kings day ‘We just need to keep doing this’ October 20, 2025
Construction begins to restore historic ‘Red Room,’ N.M. territory’s former Senate chambers Even though it is currently blue, this is the “Red Room,” also known as the New Mexico state Senate chambers… October 20, 2025
DOE Secretary: NNSA to furlough nuclear weapons workers, N.M. impact unclear Science advocacy group calls lack of information ‘dispiriting’ for workers October 17, 2025
New Mexico officials watch for avian flu during bird migration season Federal shutdown impacts some monitoring October 17, 2025
N.M. hunters asked to look out for New World Screwworm There have been three recent detections in Mexico October 17, 2025
Governor’s race pulls in big bucks for Democratic frontrunners Haaland reports more than $4M in contributions October 16, 2025
N.M. businesses eligible for $2M in coverage in disaster areas from state’s ‘last resort’ insurer Commercial coverage was previously capped at $1M October 16, 2025
N.M. officials release PFAS exposure survey for campers, hunters and anglers at Holloman Lake Biologist says research shows contaminated waterfowl in the area October 15, 2025
Ethics commission: Lawmakers and campaigns allowed to spend funds for security New Mexico lawmakers convened on Wednesday for a special session aimed at shoring up lost funding for federal assistance programs.… October 15, 2025
N.M. SNAP benefits for November threatened due to shutdown, HCA secretary says SNAP is a permanent program, typically unaffected in federal shutdowns October 15, 2025
N.M. health department renews congenital syphilis public health order Last year, syphilis rates declined in New Mexico for the first time since 2018 October 15, 2025
N.M. immigrant lawyer says deportation fear widespread among kids, parents, crime victims Group, formerly Santa Fe Dreamers Project, to renew push for U Visa law changes October 15, 2025
N.M. GOP senator resigns after less than a year in office Nicolas Paul cites his health October 15, 2025
Heinrich backs legislation protecting federal workers during shutdown U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) joins a group of U.S. Senate Democrats backing legislation to protect federal workers during the… October 14, 2025
Indigenous Peoples Day has come a long way Three elders reflect on Indigenous Peoples Day October 14, 2025
N.M. Finance Authority says it’s approved $52 million in housing loans The fund offers low-interest loans for middle-income housing or affordable housing infrastructure October 14, 2025
N.M. environment department fines state transportation agency $2M NMDOT hit for hazardous waste violations October 13, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers offer preview of next year’s medical malpractice legislation Republicans, Democrats and Gov all expected to throw in possible solutions October 13, 2025
New Mexico marks Indigenous Peoples Day The official state holiday is held on the second Monday in October October 13, 2025