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By Karla Florez | Sep 5, 2021
A Maine legislator recently warned New Mexico of the dangers of an Avangrid/PNM merger after that state's experience with Avangrid.
By Trina Thomas | Sep 5, 2021
"Lost and Found", a new art installation in the Civic Plaza debuted on Aug. 31 to reveal stories of the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Trina Thomas | Sep 5, 2021
The New Mexico Department of Health is hoping to expedite COVID-19 testing in the state.
By Andy Nghiem | Sep 5, 2021
The New Mexico State Police is two weeks in on its proactive operation to deter crime and aggressive driving in the Albuquerque Metro area.
By Valerie Bonk | Sep 5, 2021
Voters will be able to meet local radio host Eddy Aragon, who joined the Albuquerque mayoral race, at an event by the Republican Party of New Mexico.
By Solange DeLisle | Sep 5, 2021
MTX, a Texas-based computer service and software firm, has decided to establish a Southwest regional office in New Mexico and is bringing hundreds of new well-paying jobs to the area along with it.
By Trina Thomas | Sep 5, 2021
A well-known Albuquerque bar was accused of racial discrimination after posting a controversial dress code sign in the establishment.
By Trina Thomas | Sep 5, 2021
Sen. Jacob Candelaria (D-Albuquerque) has filed a discrimination lawsuit against a member of the Democratic party after New Mexico Senate President Pro Tem Mimi Stewart allegedly allowed discrimination in the workplace.
By Valerie Bonk | Sep 5, 2021
Offering a $100 incentive, the University of New Mexico is extending its coronavirus vaccination program after it says it was very successful in getting students to get the shot.
By Valerie Bonk | Sep 5, 2021
A new report shows how the University of New Mexico system is making in impact on the state's economy.
By Valerie Bonk | Sep 5, 2021
The University of New Mexico held a special workshop for high school counselors to help them provide students with the most accurate and up-to-date information for the transition to higher education, according to a press release.
By Emily Bevard | Sep 5, 2021
The New Mexico Restaurant Association launched a campaign recently hoping to connect more residents to jobs in the restaurants and hospitality industries.
By Caleb Lombardo | Sep 5, 2021
In New Mexico and around the country, people are turning to unorthodox methods to prevent or treat COVID-19 as the virus once again ramps up in cases and casualties.
By Valerie Bonk | Sep 4, 2021
The University of New Mexico women's cross country team got tabbed for fourth place nationally this week in the NCAA Division I National Coaches' Preseason Poll.
By Caleb Lombardo | Sep 4, 2021
Last Saturday, protestors from the group Millions for Prisoners gathered to show their support for abolishing the U.S. prison system.
By Karla Florez | Sep 4, 2021
South Valley Respite Center's doors are opening, aiding families who are caring for elderly or disabled family members.
By Solange DeLisle | Sep 4, 2021
All hospital workers, long-term care employees, and those who work at a correctional facility were required to receive at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine by Aug.t 27 per a mandate issued by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) earlier this month.
By Emily Bevard | Sep 4, 2021
The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta released COVID-19 guidelines this week, requiring masks and encouraging increased social distancing throughout the event.
By Emily Bevard | Sep 4, 2021
As September marks the beginning of Hunger Action Month, Roadrunner Food Bank President and CEO Mag Strittmatter emphasized the importance of the month to take the time and help those in need.
By Karla Florez | Sep 4, 2021
New Mexico state officials continue discussing an appropriate plan for the refugees landing at the Holloman Air Force Base.
