By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 8, 2023
New Mexico State legislators ultimately tabled a bill to clean up the San Juan Generating Station, saying it needs more clarification and will be revisited once it’s amended.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 7, 2023
Road congestion and the amount of students going to class in the district often prevents Rio Rancho Public Schools' children from getting to school on time.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 7, 2023
New Mexico state Rep. Linda Serrato (D-Santa Fe) said she and many others in the state legislature think it matters that citizens have the right to receive gender-affirming care without worrying about reprisals.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 7, 2023
A juvenile missing since 2021 was safely recovered by US Marshals in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 3, 2023
The annual winter sandhill crane hunter harvest recently ended across the state of New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 2, 2023
Albuquerque city and law enforcement officials joined together at a press conference recently to outline their plans to enforce a backlog of outstanding warrants, urging lawmakers to pass a bill to fund the overtime operation.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 2, 2023
Rio Rancho will open its new Quality of Life Center as city leaders continue their efforts to make resources more available and convenient to residents in the rapidly growing city.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 2, 2023
PNM (Public Service Company of New Mexico), the state's largest electricity provider, has turned discarded Christmas trees into mulch that can be used for plants and landscaping.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 1, 2023
A stolen specialized RV belonging to an Albuquerque woman was discovered in East Los Angeles, but the cost to repair the extensive damage could be high.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 1, 2023
In order to fight what it called an “epidemic” that’s “plaguing” the community, the Bernalillo County Commission voted to earmark $975,000 to continue a fentanyl prevention and education campaign.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 1, 2023
Bernalillo County is seeking more than $17 million to fund at a dozen road improvement projects, including $1.2 million for the expansion of Bridge Boulevard.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 1, 2023
The city of Albuquerque is being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico, among others, to stop the destruction of encampments and property, as well as jailing and fining people.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 1, 2023
A Belen city councilor said it's time for Belen Mayor Robert Noblin to pay up for leaving his campaign signs up since the 2021 election, a violation of a city ordinance.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 31, 2023
Leslie Lawner, a former Roswell Middle School teacher who has spent the last two decades teaching about the Holocaust, is urging the New Mexico Legislature to pass House Bill 111 better known as the “Holocaust Education Act.”
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 31, 2023
The skyrocketing cost of natural gas is troubling people in Deming, who are concerned about having to cut back on all other essentials just to take hot showers and warm their homes.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 30, 2023
The Albuquerque Public Schools' Board of Education is researching ways to ensure students of all income levels and ethnicity receive the programs and services needed to be college and career ready.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 30, 2023
A group of New Mexico establishments and chefs have been nominated as semifinalists in the 2023 James Beard Awards which recognize excellence in the food and restaurant industry.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 30, 2023
Albuquerque’s Parks and Recreation Department is lobbying for millions of dollars to upgrade more than 3,000 acres of aging infrastructure throughout a city with nearly 300 parks.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 28, 2023
Two state lawmakers slept among the homeless recently to learn more about living on the streets and what it might take to get people off the streets.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 27, 2023
Eljin Gorman, a sports medicine teacher at Clovis High School, is among nearly 1,000 teachers who received assistance with student loans as new applicants.
