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Stefani Lord, house representative of New Mexico, said Hillary Clinton’s criticism of Republican women was hypocritical given her past treatment of sexual assault allegations.

Rep. Dow on special education: 'Individualized education plans put parents in the driver's seat'

Rebecca Dow, a house representative from New Mexico, said that individualized education plans (IEPs) help ensure children reach their full potential by empowering parental involvement.

Sen. Block on business policy: 'Small businesses are the foundation of our economy'

Jay Block, a senator from New Mexico, said that he earned an "A" rating for advancing business-friendly legislation and emphasized his ongoing support for small businesses.

Rep. Block on immigration ruling: 'A sad day in America'

John Block, a representative from New Mexico, expressed concerns regarding the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision on immigration, stating it would "endanger Americans" and voiced support for offshore detention of undocumented individuals.

Sen. Block on D.C. shooting: 'More violence and antisemitism in our country'

Jay Block, a senator from New Mexico, said that the recent attack in Washington, D.C., reflects rising antisemitism and affirmed that justice would be pursued.

New Mexico Senate Republican denounces attack outside D.C. Jewish Museum

New Mexico Senate Republicans announced that Senator Craig Brandt (R-Rio Rancho) has denounced the attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., which resulted in the deaths of two Israeli Embassy staffers.

School of Law holds commencement ceremony for 110 graduates

On May 17, 2025, the School of Law held its commencement ceremony for 110 graduating students.

Kirtland Airforce Base announces dates for the 2025 Air Fiesta

The Kirtland Airforce Base is set to host its 2025 Air Fiesta, a two-day event showcasing military aircraft.

School choice proposed as solution to New Mexico's ongoing education crisis

Seven years have passed since the landmark Yazzie v. Martinez district court ruling, which found that New Mexico violated students' fundamental rights by not providing a sufficient public education as required under the state constitution.

School of Law raises $24K+ for student summer public interest stipends

The School of Law's Association for Public Interest Law (APIL) has successfully raised $24,500 this year to fund student stipends for summer public interest work.

A Better Way of Living Executive Director: ‘We pride ourselves on going the extra mile to assist people with disabilities'

Jon Noel, executive director of A Better Way of Living (ABWL), a nonprofit organization in Albuquerque that assists individuals with developmental delays, emphasized the organization's commitment to providing more than basic support for people...

OPINION: It's Time to Be Biblical Citizens, Not Political Pawns

By Nickie McCarty | May 22, 2025

In a time when political division is tearing at the fabric of our nation, I believe it's time we ask a deeper question—one that transcends party lines and pierces to the heart of our identity:

First National 1870 opens second Uptown branch

Officials from First National 1870 marked the opening of their new Uptown location on May 19.

New Mexico governor criticizes House-approved tax bill affecting Medicaid

Today, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham expressed strong opposition to the tax bill passed by Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Unirac CEO Peter Lorenz to lead Greater Albuquerque Chamber in 2025-2026

Peter Lorenz, CEO of Unirac Inc., has been appointed as the incoming Chair of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

Support for essential services highlighted by Energizing Our Future NM

Energizing Our Future NM, a collaboration between the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association (NMOGA) and the American Petroleum Institute, aims to support initiatives related to education, workforce development, hunger alleviation, and improving...

Conservation Voters NM opposes House reconciliation bill threatening local clean energy

With a committee vote scheduled for early Wednesday morning, the Republican-led reconciliation bill is set to move to the House floor.

Luncheon to discuss declining economic freedom in New Mexico

An upcoming luncheon will explore the findings of a report titled "Economic Freedom in the Land of Enchantment," which examines New Mexico's economic challenges.

Daniels Fund supports national civics bee for middle schoolers