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Drone footage shows New Mexico deputies disarm children handling a loaded gun

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Drone footage shows New Mexico deputies disarm children handling a loaded gun

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The sheriff in New Mexico’s most populous county is crediting his department’s drone program for helping…

Report outlines how New Mexico could counter federal food benefits cuts

Report outlines how New Mexico could counter federal food benefits cuts

One quarter New Mexico’s population receives SNAP benefits

Possible settlement reached in long-running Rio Grande dispute

Possible settlement reached in long-running Rio Grande dispute

The U.S. Supreme Court would have to ultimately sign off on any deal between states, federal government

Listening in on a Talk to Me oral history session in Las Cruces

Listening in on a Talk to Me oral history session in Las Cruces

NM’s aging department aims to connect, document senior’s stories

U.S. judge halts plan to transfer Oak Flat land for contested Arizona copper mine

U.S. judge halts plan to transfer Oak Flat land for contested Arizona copper mine

Injunction will be in place until the Supreme Court resolves an appeal

UNM post-docs forewarn threats to research at Stand Up for Science event

UNM post-docs forewarn threats to research at Stand Up for Science event

Movement seeks an expansion of research science funding and reinstating research cuts

As states rethink wildlife management, New Mexico offers a new model

As states rethink wildlife management, New Mexico offers a new model

The agency has a new name, a new mission and new leadership

Indigenous fashion week in Santa Fe explores heritage in silk and hides

Indigenous fashion week in Santa Fe explores heritage in silk and hides

Margeaux Abeyta, left, sits next to her mother, fashion designer Patricia Michaels, from Taos, as she sees the televised finale…

Farmington to host food truck information meeting

Farmington to host food truck information meeting

Community invited to learn about processes and regulations Wednesday

Lawmakers urge water board to reconsider produced water rule

Lawmakers urge water board to reconsider produced water rule

Letter calls WQCC approval of pilot project ‘irresponsible and dangerous’

Mandatory training coming soon for N.M. university boards of regents

Mandatory training coming soon for N.M. university boards of regents

Other efforts to improve oversight of university boards failed during the session

Report: N.M. 2024 election well-run, but overwhelmed by same-day registration

Report: N.M. 2024 election well-run, but overwhelmed by same-day registration

Secretary of State Toulouse Oliver acknowledges issues, does not expect a repeat next year

N.M. utilities explain plans to turn off power in high fire risk, a new reality facing New Mexicans

N.M. utilities explain plans to turn off power in high fire risk, a new reality facing New Mexicans

Utilities cite increased fire risk and the specter of bankruptcy from class-action lawsuits

State grants $2.3 million for New Mexico recreation, conservation projects

State grants $2.3 million for New Mexico recreation, conservation projects

New round of Trails+ Grant funding will open on July 1

A look back at the week May 12-18

A look back at the week May 12-18

Denver, Rio Grande & Western Engine 498 at Aztec, 1966.Aztec Museum photo archives The following is a recap of local…

U.S. Reps. Vasquez (D-N.M.) and Zinke (R-MT) launch new bipartisan public lands caucus

U.S. Reps. Vasquez (D-N.M.) and Zinke (R-MT) launch new bipartisan public lands caucus

Initiative earns quick praise from the national Outdoor Recreation Roundtable nonprofit

Free high school equivalency tests coming soon in New Mexico

Free high school equivalency tests coming soon in New Mexico

New Mexico to become the fifth state to offer residents free equivalency tests

New Mexico lays out timeline for rebuilding behavioral health system

New Mexico lays out timeline for rebuilding behavioral health system

New executive committee will hold public meetings

New Mexico health department reports measles spread to fifth county

New Mexico health department reports measles spread to fifth county

New Mexico’s case total now 71 after reaching Curry County

Proposed cuts to FEMA could hurt disaster-prone New Mexico

Proposed cuts to FEMA could hurt disaster-prone New Mexico

Breaking down the state’s federal disaster grants

Feds announce ‘largest fentanyl bust’ in U.S. history, partially in New Mexico

Feds announce ‘largest fentanyl bust’ in U.S. history, partially in New Mexico

U.S. attorney for New Mexico: Arrests included immigration violations as well

New Mexico arts nonprofits reel from slashed federal funding

New Mexico arts nonprofits reel from slashed federal funding

National Endowment for the Arts’ uncertain fate leaves some groups in limbo

State Supreme Court issues opinion on legislative immunity

State Supreme Court issues opinion on legislative immunity

Court says the Senate President Pro Tem is entitled to immunity because her actions fall under the ‘speech and debate…

Trump’s budget agenda: Billions of cuts for conservation, public lands

Trump’s budget agenda: Billions of cuts for conservation, public lands

Conservation advocate: Budget represents ‘fundamental uprooting’ of public land policies