Pacific Fusion pursues $1B research facility in Albuquerque Project would bring more than 200 jobs and advance clean energy innovation July 17, 2025
Some New Mexico attorneys stop taking public defense work due to ‘funding crisis’ Federal private defenders, already overwhelmed by new military buffer zone, now working for free July 17, 2025
Kirtland AFB fuel plume cleanup moving into the next stage N.M. lawmakers receive update on multi-phase process July 17, 2025
Bishop’s Lodge sues Tesuque nonprofit, asks judge to ban group’s protests by resort An undated photo of a Protect Tesuque protest organized on Saturdays for the past several months. Courtesy of Protect Tesuquecca… July 17, 2025
Lawmakers, N.M. downwinders commemorate 80th anniversary of Trinity test This year’s events come as New Mexicans become eligible for federal compensation July 17, 2025
Albuquerque Baseball Academy tabs seven local stars to Connie Mack World Series roster Winner of New Mexico qualifier making fourth appearance in prestigious event July 16, 2025
Haaland warns of rural healthcare crisis, opposes federal healthcare legislation Deb Haaland waves at the crowd during the People’s March in downtown’s Civic Plaza. Roberto E. Rosales/City Desk ABQcca Deb… July 16, 2025
Luján secures $6.9 Million in federal funding for New Mexico communities Senator’s appropriations efforts target fire safety, infrastructure and early childhood education across rural areas July 16, 2025
N.M. State Land Office sets records with first oil and gas lease auction at 25% royalty rate Pictured is a pump jack in an oil field in 2018 near Hobbs, New Mexico. Photo by Roberto E. Rosales/City… July 16, 2025
Heinrich secures $12.5 million for New Mexico in Senate Appropriations bill Sen. champions funding for nutrition programs, tribal communities and local projects July 16, 2025
N.M. immigrant protectors stress ‘know your rights’ as funding boost supercharges ICE Fabiola Landeros, immigration organizer for El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos, speaks from the podium during a rally in mid-June… July 16, 2025
Land grants, state agency plead for more state support after wildfires Local communities still struggle with land access issues July 16, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico Native American radio stations at risk as Congress looks to cut $1B in public broadcasting funding OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Dozens of Native American radio stations across the country vital to tribal communities will be at… July 16, 2025
Laguna Fire grows to more than 15,000 acres The spot fire has escaped management boundaries July 15, 2025
Live racing season at Ruidoso brought to a halt due to flooding for second consecutive year Extensive damage to backstretch area and racetrack property forces closure July 15, 2025
Sen. Harold Pope announces Democratic lieutenant governor candidacy Pope thinks he can do more ‘working for the governor full time’ July 15, 2025
Report: Most N.M. schools taking better care of their buildings Hobbs receives high marks on maintenance, praise from state official July 15, 2025
Handful of flash floods reported Monday in Ruidoso amid new evacuation orders Impact of the flash floods remained unclear Monday afternoon July 15, 2025
Mining companies face ‘complex web’ of regulation for N.M. uranium Lawmakers say tribal input, deregulation concerns remain July 14, 2025
Trump administration withholding $612M in education funding from New Mexico Vasquez: Withholding grants discriminates against immigrants, harms everyone July 14, 2025
New Mexico counties say state owes them millions for incarceration costs Officials say funding shortfall could lead to litigation July 14, 2025
N.M. Aging Department Long-Term Care Division back in operation Division will oversee programmatic services for older, disabled New Mexicans July 14, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico Northern Arizona resident dies from plague FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A resident of northern Arizona has died from pneumonic plague, health officials said Friday. Plague is… July 11, 2025
‘We’re just here to pick up the pieces’: Ruidoso digs out in the aftermath of flooding At least 300 people displaced as officials wait for more federal aid July 11, 2025
