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Pics and thoughts from No Kings rally in Albuquerque Protesters gathered at Mariposa Basin Park in Albuquerque on Saturday, coinciding with President Trump's birthday and the 250th anniversary of the US Army.

New Mexico joins lawsuit over electric vehicle mandate repeal

New Mexico has joined a federal lawsuit concerning the repeal of an electric vehicle (EV) mandate.

Route 66 Center raises concerns over New Mexico's government spending practices

Route 66 Center has become a focal point for criticism of New Mexico's government operations.

Rio Grande Foundation cautiously supports Children's Future Act with reservations

The Rio Grande Foundation has expressed cautious support for a new legislative proposal in New Mexico, known as the "Children’s Future Act."

Senate Minority Leader Sharer on border enforcement: 'Progressive leadership continues to ignore the public safety crisis'

William "Bill" Sharer, minority floor leader of the New Mexico Senate, expressed support for federal initiatives aimed at combating cartels and violent crime.

Climbing the Education Mountain: Mandi Torrez on New Mexico's Reform Efforts

New Mexico’s education system has long ranked near the bottom nationally in student achievement, with chronic challenges in literacy, teacher recruitment, and rural access.

Conservation Voters New Mexico responds to political assassinations in Minnesota

On June 13, 2025, a political assassination occurred in Minnesota, claiming the lives of Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark.

NM 475 rehabilitation project completed; full access restored

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has announced the completion of a $3.5 million roadway rehabilitation project on NM 475, known as Hyde Park Road.

Governor appoints Anastasia Martin to First Judicial District Court

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed Anastasia Martin to the First Judicial District Court.

Albuquerque leaders oppose Trump’s immigration policies targeting local communities

Local organizations and officials in Albuquerque are preparing to address recent immigration policies at a press conference.

Governor declares emergency over Trout Fire near Silver City

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has declared an emergency and secured Fire Management Assistance Grants (FMAG) to address the Trout Fire in the Gila National Forest near Silver City.

Gov. Grisham on naming avian biologist to game commission: 'Dr. Witt is internationally recognized for his research on hummingbirds'

Michelle Lujan Grisham, the governor of New Mexico, announced in a press release the appointment of Christopher C. Witt to the State Game Commission.

NMDOH manager on childhood immunization success: 'Vaccines are one of the greatest tools we have to protect children’s health'

Andrea Romero, Immunization Program Manager at the New Mexico Department of Health, said in a public announcement that vaccines are crucial for safeguarding children's health by eradicating deadly childhood diseases that once claimed thousands of...

Internship funding available for New Mexico agriculture businesses

New Mexico's Agricultural Workforce Development (AWD) Program is now accepting applications from agricultural businesses for internship funding.

Albuquerque mayoral candidate Mayling Armijo completes voter survey

Mayling Armijo, a candidate in the upcoming Albuquerque mayoral election, has completed a survey aimed at informing voters about key issues.

Grand Canyon University launches accelerated nursing program in partnership with Lovelace Health Systems

Grand Canyon University (GCU) has initiated its accelerated nursing program in collaboration with Lovelace Health Systems.

New Mexico highlights elder abuse awareness month: citizens urged to report suspected cases

June is recognized as Elder Abuse Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of protecting older adults from harm.

NMOGA highlights importance of oil industry at EnergyPlex Conference

During the eighth annual EnergyPlex Conference, discussions centered on the impact of New Mexico's oil and gas industry.

Haaland secures 10k volunteers in bid for New Mexico governorship

Haaland's campaign for governor of New Mexico has gained significant traction, with over 10,000 individuals signing up to volunteer.

Interview with John Echohawk highlights decades-long focus on tribal water rights