By Andy Nghiem | Apr 13, 2022
A recent nonpartisan survey showed that the majority of New Mexicans support affordable health care reforms.
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 12, 2022
Sandoval County authorities are having difficulty applying marijuana laws apply to cases where the violators are minors.
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By Andy Nghiem | Apr 12, 2022
The Albuquerque City Council recently voted to prohibit city leaders from imposing any future vaccine mandates for city employees, but that decision was vetoed by Albuquerque mayor Tim Keller.
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 12, 2022
A veteran residing in Rio Rancho is facing fines from his local homeowners association (HOA) over the issue of flying two flags on his property.
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 10, 2022
New Mexico's Roswell High School dance team recently twirled their way to a 14th championship title.
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 10, 2022
The Second Judicial District Court recently decided that a man who allegedly committed a string of serious, violent crimes in Albuquerque would remain locked up pre-trial.
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 8, 2022
A Rio Rancho brewery is raising funds to benefit a 6-year-old girl battling brain cancer.
By Andy Nghiem | Mar 31, 2022
Experts at the Coalition of Conservatives in Action (CCIA) are calling on the Biden administration to increase the domestic production of oil in New Mexico, in order to offset the rising cost of gasoline across the nation.
By Andy Nghiem | Mar 30, 2022
Health experts in Albuquerque say that rising levels of violent crime are having an effect on the mental health of youths.
By Andy Nghiem | Mar 29, 2022
The Coalition of Conservatives in Action (CCIA) is calling for immediate increased oil production in New Mexico to mitigate the rising cost of gasoline.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 26, 2022
New Mexico lawmakers are currently discussing a bill that would prohibit the storage or disposal of nuclear waste in the state.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 24, 2022
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-N.M.) lifted the state's mask mandate for most indoor public places in mid-February.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 24, 2022
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has voiced her support for recently passed legislation that will increase teacher pay across the state.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 24, 2022
Legislation that will expand voting rights for New Mexico residents recently passed the Senate Rules Committee.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 24, 2022
A lavish, multi-million dollar Santa Fe mansion that once belonged to a famous artist is now back on the market.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 20, 2022
A science team at the Los Alamos National Laboratory is currently working on a project to help defend the Earth against asteroid impacts.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 20, 2022
New Mexico county clerks from across the state are advocating for proposed legislation that would establish an election security program in the state.
By Andy Nghiem | Feb 20, 2022
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is promoting legislation that would raise salaries for New Mexico teachers by 20%.
By Andy Nghiem | Jan 1, 2022
Albuquerque welcomed the New Mexico Bowl back for 2021, a move that significantly boosted the city’s economy this year.
By Andy Nghiem | Jan 1, 2022
An arrest warrant has been issued for a woman accused of setting fire to the Islamic Center of New Mexico in Albuquerque in November.
