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Delinquent property tax auctions set for June in New Mexico counties

The Taxation and Revenue Department has announced that delinquent property tax auctions will take place in De Baca, Roosevelt, and Chaves counties in June.

New Mexico extends timeline for workplace heat protection rule adoption

The New Mexico Environment Department's Occupational Health and Safety Bureau has announced an extension to the timeline for adopting its proposed heat illness and injury rule.

New Mexico extends timeline for workplace heat protection rule adoption

The New Mexico Environment Department’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau has announced an extension of the timeline for adopting its proposed heat illness and injury rule.

New Mexico begins implementing Senate Bill 3 with first executive committee meeting

The New Mexico Health Care Authority and the Administrative Office of the Courts are set to hold the first meeting of the Executive Committee under Senate Bill 3, known as the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act.

New curator joins National Hispanic Cultural Center's visual arts team

The National Hispanic Cultural Center has announced the appointment of hazel batrezchavez as its new Visual Arts Curator.

Bosque Redondo Memorial commemorates Treaty of 1868 with art exhibition and cultural events

The Bosque Redondo Memorial at Fort Sumner Historic Site will host its annual commemoration of the Treaty of 1868 on June 14, 2025.

Sen. Townsend on renewable energy subsidies: 'Companies have become welfare recipients to taxpayer dollars'

Jim Townsend, a New Mexico State Senator, expressed concerns on X regarding renewable energy companies benefiting from taxpayer subsidies while delivering what he described as inefficient and costly energy.

Summer food video campaign gains national attention

Julia Sclafani, a Public Relations Specialist, announced that a summer food video campaign has received national recognition.

New Mexico begins implementing Senate Bill 3 with executive committee meeting

New Mexico is set to hold the inaugural meeting of its Behavioral Health Reform Executive Committee, marking a significant step in implementing Senate Bill 3.

Documentary questions validity of wind power featuring Rio Grande Foundation

Rio Grande Foundation President Paul Gessing participated in a recent documentary examining the issues related to wind energy.

Valerie Tsosie joins ALTSD Policy Advisory Council

Valerie Tsosie has been appointed to the Policy Advisory Council of the Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD).

New Mexicans call for stronger protection of health and identity data

Today, a coalition of advocates in New Mexico has launched a petition supporting the New Mexico Community & Health Information Safety & Privacy Advocacy (NMCHISPA) campaign.

New Mexico offers $3M for youth outdoor programs

The New Mexico Economic Development Department's Outdoor Recreation Division is offering financial support for programs aimed at providing outdoor experiences to youth across the state.

Rep. Hall releases statement on Officer Timothy Ontiveros' Passing

New Mexico House Republicans have announced that Representative William (Bill) Hall issued a statement mourning the death of Officer Timothy Ontiveros and offering condolences to his family and friends.

Rep. Chavez requests data on Albuquerque homelessness programs after new health study

New Mexico House Republicans have announced that following a Department of Health study revealing an escalating homelessness crisis, Representative Nicole Chavez (R-Albuquerque) has sent a letter to Mayor Tim Keller.

Steve Cortes announces new documentary 'BLOWN AWAY: Exposing the Wind Scam'

Steve Cortes has announced a new documentary titled "BLOWN AWAY: Exposing the Wind Scam," which examines the environmental and economic implications of wind energy, advocating instead for natural gas as America's future energy source.

Governor Lujan Grisham mourns Bloomfield officer's death

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has expressed her sorrow over the death of Bloomfield Police Officer Timothy Ontiveros.

New Mexico DOT opens applications for ¡Que Linda! beautification grants

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is inviting municipal, county, and sovereign governments to participate in the ¡Que Linda! beautification grant program.

Native tribes challenge court ruling impacting voting rights