By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 3, 2023
More than 500,000 New Mexicans, who have been receiving emergency benefits from the COVID-19 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), will see their benefits reverting back to regular pre-pandemic benefits, the New Mexico Human Services Department (NMHSD) announced recently.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 2, 2023
The bipartisan House Joint Resolution 1, a proposed constitutional amendment that could help end gerrymandering in New Mexico, is gaining momentum in the New Mexico Legislature as the Albuquerque Journal recently ran an editorial detailing gerrymandering in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 2, 2023
Hurricane’s Café in Albuquerque's Nob Hill section is repairing its roof after it was heavily damaged by the intense winds that recently ravaged New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 2, 2023
Los Ranchos celebrated the village’s second annual "matanza," a celebratory time for friends and neighbors to reconnect over a day of feasting.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 2, 2023
Nate Raynor of Mescalero Apache School is the second New Mexico teacher to receive a grant to promote science learning.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 1, 2023
A proposal to mandate paid leave for workers, which New Mexico business owners said could hurt their businesses, could pass the Senate March 1.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Mar 1, 2023
An Albuquerque science teacher is getting a share of $100,000 in grants to purchase equipment for research that will be conducted by students at his lab at Native American Community Academy in Albuquerque.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently announced $7 million in federal funding for improvements to Albuquerque International Sunport.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Several groups are appealing the city's efforts to launch an ordinance designed to address the city's homelessness problem.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
A district court has approved a plan to kill feral cattle in the Gila wilderness.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
The Salvation Army is seeking donations to help renovate one of its rehab centers in Albuquerque.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
A 28-foot-camper, belonging to Valentino Barron and his wife, was more than just four wheels.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
In the 20 years since Ata Bahadir and his family came to Albuquerque from Turkey, he has built a life and a name for himself.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Jay Wilson, a local business owner, started the Albuquerque Black Economic Security and Solidarity Fund—or “BLESS” fund—in 2020.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History opened its doors to families in the metro area, allowing the old and young to interact with science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Students at the New Mexico Academy for the Media Arts are making a documentary of lawmakers in their efforts to pass a bill to create a mental wellness room in schools across the state.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Los Lunas Schools Superintendent Dr. Arsenio Romero will begin his new role as secretary of the Public Education Department on March 6.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Sen. Ben Ray Lujan and several of the state’s agricultural groups recently met to discuss the future of farming in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
A Navajo Nation school near Albuquerque working against years of flooding and deteriorating classrooms is getting some good news.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 28, 2023
Albuquerque city councilors are considering reducing bus services to help deal with worker shortages, a proposal that concerns some bus riders.
