New Mexico Sun

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

Jay Block, a state senator for New Mexico's District 12, has advocated for the death penalty for individuals who kill law enforcement officers, harm children, or traffic dangerous drugs.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

John Block, a state representative for New Mexico's District 51, said that Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's veto of a tax bill that would have increased alcohol taxes by 20 percent was a positive outcome.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has announced the relocation of the Office of Housing from the Governor's Office to the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS).

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

During the week of April 21-25, New Mexico honors the volunteers who aid older adults and adults with disabilities throughout the state.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham released a statement on the death of Pope Francis.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025

ABB Installation Products recently unveiled a major expansion of its manufacturing facility located on Albuquerque’s West Side.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025

Methane emissions in the United States have been decreasing according to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Greenhouse Gas Inventory from 2021.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025

New Mexico's rapid rise in energy production has played a significant role in boosting the state's economy and funding local public programs.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025

An academic study led by Dr. Lisa McKenzie from the University of Colorado's School of Public Health has not established a link between residential proximity to oil and natural gas development and childhood leukemia.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 19, 2025

Albuquerque Reads, a long-standing literacy program by the Chamber, is providing end-of-year bags filled with items from sponsors to its students.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 18, 2025

Commander Kyle Hartsock, a 21-year veteran of New Mexico law enforcement, currently serves with the Criminal Investigations Division of the Albuquerque Police Department.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 18, 2025

Chamber members, including board members Jeremy Oswald and Tom Briones, attended a special networking event at the Albuquerque Isotopes game on April 4.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 18, 2025

Every January, the New Mexico State Capitol, known as the Roundhouse, becomes a hub of legislative activity, with advocates and lawmakers gathering to influence the state's future.

By New Mexico Sun Reports | Apr 18, 2025

As New Mexico faces a growing healthcare crisis, the HOPE Act, a Republican-backed proposal aimed at addressing physician shortages and high malpractice insurance costs, is unlikely to be revived during a special legislative session later this year.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

Don and Damara Andrade are married, parents, and self-described Christian apologists, a branch of Christian theology that defends Christianity.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

Gregg Hull, mayor of Rio Rancho, announced his candidacy for governor of New Mexico, aiming to introduce "forward-focused, community-driven solutions" to the state's major challenges.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is preparing for the annual Good Friday pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimayó.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

The City of Albuquerque's ongoing renovation of its old City Hall has sparked concerns over reported waste of taxpayer money.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

Work on Albuquerque's Rail Trail, a long-term vision of the city's Chamber of Commerce, is progressing as construction is underway.

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025

Next Monday marks the beginning of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW), an event highlighting the importance of roadway work zone safety as construction activities increase with the warmer weather.