Greater Albuquerque Chamber visits Washington D.C., meets state congressional delegation
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 19, 2024
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce (GACC) recently conducted its annual DC Fly-In, where 12 delegates traveled to Washington, D.C., for a three-day visit.
Claims dispute MLG administration's impact on child poverty in New Mexico
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 19, 2024
Numerous media reports have recently highlighted supposed improvements in childhood poverty under the MLG Administration.
Hearing challenges ICE approval of Torrance County Detention Facility amidst safety concerns
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 19, 2024
A federal court in Albuquerque, New Mexico, conducted the first hearing in the case of Carlos Doe v. ICE.
ACLU documents show ICE plans to expand detention centers nationwide
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 19, 2024
New documents obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) indicate that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is evaluating proposals to increase immigration detention capacity in several states, including California, Kansas, Nevada,...
Governor appoints Bryan Fox as Second Judicial District Court judge
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 19, 2024
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed Bryan Fox as a judge for the Second Judicial District Court.
Senator-elect Ant Thonrton: 'Guess what happens when the Texas Border wall reaches the New Mexico border?'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
New Mexico Senator-elect Anthony "Ant" Thornton has expressed his views on the necessity of completing the southern border wall from Texas to Arizona.
Smith on Realize Las Cruces: 'the end of single family zoning for the City'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
Las Cruces resident Sarah Smith has voiced concerns regarding the potential impact of Realize Las Cruces on local neighborhoods.
Rep. Block addresses fairgrounds redevelopment plan: 'Sounds like she wants to build a slum city.'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
Senator-elect John Block has criticized Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's proposal to redevelop the New Mexico State Fairgrounds into a mixed-use property.
New Mexico advances environmental initiatives amid regulatory changes
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
The New Mexico Construction Industries Commission has adopted the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code, which requires new buildings to include infrastructure for electric vehicle charging.
Dr. Noah Kaufman discusses resilient energy economies research at UNM event
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
On December 10, 2024, Dr. Noah Kaufman, co-chair of the Resilient Energy Economies Initiative, delivered a lecture hosted by the University of New Mexico's Just Transition Grand Challenge.
Native American Rights Fund reflects on achievements made throughout 2024
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
The Native American Rights Fund (NARF), a national, Native-led legal defense fund, has highlighted several achievements in 2024.
Nusenda Foundation awards $700K in grants across New Mexico and West Texas
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
The Nusenda Foundation has announced the recipients of its 2024 Community Rewards grants, distributing $700,000 to 72 organizations in New Mexico and West Texas.
Detroit food providers become climate resilience hubs with EPA grant
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
The Michigan chapter of Interfaith Power & Light is collaborating on a $20 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, awarded to EcoWorks.
Las Cruces Border Patrol, Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office find missing person
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
A missing person was reunited with family members after agents from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) Las Cruces Station collaborated with the Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office.
Sen. Brantley: 'all plans, no action' in CYFD budget request
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 18, 2024
Senator Crystal Brantley said that the Children, Youth, and Families Department's (CYFD) request for a 6.1% budget increase lacks reform and collaboration.
SPPI's Brenner: 'costs associated with undocumented immigrants exceed their tax contributions'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 17, 2024
Patrick M. Brenner, founder and president of the Southwest Policy Institute, addressed the fiscal impact of undocumented immigration in New Mexico.
Rep. Dow on medical malpractice bill passing by one vote: 'Elections matter'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 17, 2024
Rep. Rebecca Dow emphasized the importance of elections, noting that the medical malpractice bill passed the New Mexico House by a single vote.
OPINION: Realize Las Cruces: City Council’s Vote Could Reshape Neighborhood Zoning
By Sarah Smith | Dec 17, 2024
Zoning codes don’t sound exciting, but they impact many aspects of our City and daily lives.
New Elected NM Republican Party Chair: 'It’s a complete honor to be able to serve in this position ... and bring values back to New Mexico'
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 17, 2024
In an interview with the New Mexico Sun, newly elected chair of the New Mexico Republican Party Amy Barela outlined her goals for the party and the state as she prepares for 2025. Barela highlighted her commitment to aligning Republican values with meaningful action, addressing legislative priorities, and building a stronger future for New Mexico.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection break up smuggling scheme at Alamogordo station checkpoint
By New Mexico Sun | Dec 17, 2024
Agents with the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Alamogordo station recently intercepted a smuggling attempt, as reported in a December 15 post on X by CBP El Paso Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony "Scott" Good.
