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By New Mexico Sun | Oct 7, 2025
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández used her social media platform in October 2025 to highlight issues including WIC funding shortfalls and to commemorate victims of an attack on October 7.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Yannik Rogulski and Mael Houee, representing Western New Mexico University, competed in the 2025 ITA DII Men's South Central Regional Championships in Wichita Falls, Texas.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Logan L. White, born on November 29, 1961, in Humansville, Missouri, made a significant impact in the world of baseball, starting from his high school days in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
The Museum of International Folk Art (MOIFA) has announced the continuation of its Summer Research Fellowship Program for 2026.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
El Palacio, the magazine of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, has been recognized at the 45th annual International Regional Media Association (IRMA) conference in Calgary, Canada.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and Mayor Eric Enriquez attended the opening of Pedrena Senior Living Apartments in Las Cruces on September 30.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Less than a year after demonstrating the flight efficiency and reliability of its rotor blown wing vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) uncrewed aerial system, Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has introduced the Nomad family of aircraft.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
John Block, a state representative for New Mexico, has called on the governor to cancel an upcoming special session, citing concerns over wasted time and taxpayer resources.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a state representative for New Mexico, has voiced concerns regarding the intentions of Democrats to dismiss Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) vaccination recommendations during a special legislative session.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
State Representative Stefani Lord of New Mexico has expressed concerns regarding the prioritization of funding items by Democrats while GOP bills were reportedly sidelined.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
State Senator Jay Block of New Mexico has criticized the recent special session, claiming it was used by Democrats to expand executive vaccine authority and increase abortion funding.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
State Senator Ant Thornton of New Mexico has raised concerns about the state's medical malpractice liability rules, suggesting they are contributing to a shortage of doctors and delaying patient care.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
State Representative John Block of New Mexico recently expressed concerns on the social media platform X regarding the use of terms like "Nazis" and "KKK" in political discourse.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
The New Mexico State Library has announced an open position for a Reader Advisor at the Library for the Blind and Print Disabled.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
In a decision seen as a major affirmation of Tribal sovereignty, the United States Supreme Court has declined to hear RunItOneTime LLC v. United States, leaving intact lower court rulings that upheld the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) and...
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Public safety is at the center of Albuquerque’s coming mayoral election, with residents weighing concerns about violent and property crime, police staffing, and the fate of small businesses.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
The Las Cruces City Council has approved a resolution, with a 5-2 vote, that aims to protect immigrant communities by reaffirming the city’s commitment to preventing discrimination and harassment.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham used her Twitter platform on October 5-6, 2025 to recognize educational excellence in Las Cruces schools; encourage more women applicants for the state police; and announce Pacific Fusion’s decision to build a $1...
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
New Mexico has introduced a new loan repayment program for veterinarians, offering up to $80,000 in student debt relief to those who commit to working in rural communities for at least four years.
By New Mexico Sun | Oct 6, 2025
The Eastern New Mexico University volleyball team will try to end a three-match losing streak when they host Lubbock Christian University on Tuesday.
