Alert for missing Native people launches, but key detail is unclear Advocates and families who have lost relatives to a crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people march in Albuquerque on… July 7, 2025
One-third of N.M. water systems miss federal lead pipe survey deadline Inspectors with Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority do a meter inspection. While New Mexico’s share of lead pipes in… July 7, 2025
Study: Despite decreasing crime, more people held in state’s largest jail Researcher says he thinks stories and politics – not information – drive policy July 3, 2025
More measles cases emerge at Luna County Detention Center New Mexico has recorded 95 measles cases as of Wednesday July 3, 2025
N.M. Gov: Special session ‘may be necessary’ to address federal fallout from Republican budget bill New Mexico Democratic officials condemn federal GOP budget bill July 3, 2025
Proposal to remove protections for Mexican gray wolves could lead to extinction, advocates say Arizona Rep. says wolves ‘have negatively impacted hunters and ranchers’ July 3, 2025
Monsoon season brings the promise of rain for the arid southwestern U.S. As the monsoon cranks up in the southwestern U.S., a rainstorm moves across the plains near Rio Rancho, New Mexico,… July 3, 2025
Advocates: Mount Cristo Rey wall will worsen migrant deaths, erosion, habitat loss Public comment on the federal border project ends July 3 July 3, 2025
N.M. Municipal League claims N.M. Civil Rights Act a ‘complete disaster’ for police recruitment Lawmakers attribute problem to misinformation July 2, 2025
Constitutional pollution case appealed to New Mexico Supreme Court Complaint alleges the state failed to adequately enforce pollution laws on oil and gas July 2, 2025
N.M. joins lawsuit over mental health funding for students Suit comes as Trump administration puts on hold $6.8 billion for K-12 schools July 2, 2025
Acequias recovering after N.M. disasters, but federal cuts loom A member of a flood-damaged acequia walks past burned trees April 8 during the annual cleaning in the burn scar… July 2, 2025
Fireworks will light up this Fourth of July Next year could be different if tariff talks fizzle July 1, 2025
In with the new: A look at New Mexico laws taking effect July 1 From weed regulation to bicycle road rules and plenty in between July 1, 2025
N.M. recreation division awards $2M for outdoor projects Two projects in San Juan County selected July 1, 2025
New Mexico amps up cannabis enforcement by hiring new weed cops Lawmakers mull reducing pot permits July 1, 2025
Once an energy community, always an energy community: Questa builds a green hydrogen plant The plant will be used to store solar energy produced by the local electric co-op for use when its generating… June 30, 2025
Holly Holm makes successful return to ring, beating Yolanda Vega by unanimous decision Holm improves to 34-2-3 overall in boxing career, ends Vega’s unbeaten run June 29, 2025
NM lawmakers emphasize non-criminal interventions for behavioral health reform Creation of local oversight groups underway June 29, 2025
Associated Press New Mexico ‘Rust’ crew settles lawsuit against film producers and Alec Baldwin in fatal shooting SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A settlement has been reached in the civil lawsuit alleging negligence in the fatal shooting… June 27, 2025
Legislative education staff brief lawmakers on plans to help PED with plan for at-risk students First deadline in latest Yazzie/Martinez order coming up next week. June 27, 2025
Report: More oversight needed for rising New Mexico election costs Secretary of State Toulouse Oliver pushes back against some of report’s findings June 27, 2025
New Mexico veterans to receive lifetime access to State Parks starting July 1 Includes free day-use and camping June 27, 2025
Supreme Court to hear arguments on Tesuque wastewater July 8 Mark DeCamp, with nonprofit Protect Tesuque, stands outside of the Roundhouse on Jan. 30, before a Senate Conservation Hearing. (Austin… June 27, 2025