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Deb Haaland joined the American Postal Workers Union Local 380 in Albuquerque to protest potential cuts to postal services.

New Mexico governor signs bills offering tax relief and park access for veterans

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed two bills aimed at providing tax relief and recreational opportunities for veterans in New Mexico.

Arc Thrift Stores opens first location outside Colorado in Albuquerque

The staff at the new arc Thrift Stores celebrated the opening of their first location outside Colorado with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Albuquerque.

Veterinary loan repayment bill heads to governor’s desk

A bill establishing a veterinary medicine loan repayment program has been approved by the New Mexico House and Senate and is now awaiting the governor's signature.

State Sen. Block: Proposed DOGE-like program 'could STOP government fraud, waste, and abuse'

State Senator Jay Block, representing New Mexico Senate District 12, has introduced the Government Accountability to Taxpayer Office (GATO) Act.

Governor urges action after arrest in fatal cycling incident

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has called for legislative action following the arrest of a 13-year-old boy charged with the murder of Scott Dwight Habermehl.

New Mexico State Senate approves comprehensive FY 2026 budget focused on growth

The New Mexico State Senate has passed the budget for Fiscal Year 2026, with a focus on sustainable growth and addressing the needs of residents.

Governor signs bill allowing cultural regalia at school ceremonies

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed SB 163 into law, allowing students in New Mexico to express their cultural heritage during school ceremonies.

New Mexico marks Agriculture Trade Day to highlight economic contributions

New Mexico will observe Agriculture Trade Day on March 19, highlighting the significance of agricultural trade in bolstering the state's economy and fostering rural communities.

OPINION: Democrats’ Unchecked Influence Has New Mexico Heading Straight Off a Cliff

By David Gallegos | Mar 19, 2025

The Chairwoman of Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee claimed she was “working diligently” on addressing issues critical to the health and safety of New Mexicans.

Classic Progressives’ Strategy: The Bait & Switch

By Nick Paul | Mar 19, 2025

This legislative session has been nothing more than a performance of deception by progressive lawmakers.

Things That Are "Not Normal" – A Response to Melanie Stansbury

By Amy Barela | Mar 19, 2025

As President Trump stepped forward to deliver his joint address to Congress, New Mexico Representative Melanie Stansbury chose to indulge in a moment of political theater, raising a sign that read: “This is not normal.”

OPINION: The Artificial Intelligence Act

By Robert Witsenhausen | Mar 19, 2025

The 1969 song “In the Year 2525” foretells of a dystopian future, in which “your arms are hanging limp by your sides, your legs got nothing to do, some machine’s doing that for you.”

State Rep. Dow on defeat of House Bill 11: 'Thank you to all the citizens who engaged in this process'

Rebecca Dow, a representative for New Mexico's 38th House District, expressed her gratitude towards Republican colleagues and four Democrats following the defeat of the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act.

State Sen. Block: 'The country is finally on the right track' under President Trump's leadership

Jay Block, senator for New Mexico's 12th Senate District, said that "polling shows the country is finally on the right track."

State Sen. Thornton: Defeat of HB 11 is a 'big win for New Mexico citizens'

Ant Thornton, senator for New Mexico's 19th State Senate District, announced the defeat of the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act as "absolutely a big win for New Mexico citizens!"

House passes controversial oil production tax increase amid heated debate