New Mexico Sun

The Chamber has released the first edition of the 2025 Legislative RoundUp on January 20.

New Mexico's 57th Legislature opens with focus on leadership changes and governor's agenda

The first session of the 57th Legislature commenced with the election of Rep. Javier Martinez (D-Bernalillo) as Speaker by a vote of 43-26, reflecting a partisan split.

Permian Basin sees significant drop in methane emissions

The analysis by S&P Global Commodity Insights has highlighted a notable reduction in methane emissions from oil and gas operations in the Permian Basin.

Debate over potential alcohol tax hike intensifies amid New Mexico's budget surplus

New Mexico's legislative session begins with nearly $900 million in new funds, as indicated by the latest budget analyses.

A Visionary in the Land of Enchantment: Dr. Nathaniel Roybal's Journey in New Mexico Medicine

Dr. C. Nathaniel Roybal, founder of Retina Consultants of New Mexico, embodies a blend of medical expertise and deep-rooted commitment to his community. Born and raised in Mora, a verdant valley in northern New Mexico, Dr. Roybal’s journey from a ranch kid to a leading retina specialist is as inspiring as it is grounded in the unique culture of his home state.

Senate names new leaders for standing committees in 2025 session

The Senate Committees' Committee has announced its recommendations for leadership and membership changes in the Senate Standing Committees for the 2025 Legislative Session.

Lt. Governor stresses need for continued investment in rural New Mexico

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Montana voter suppression law blocked by U.S. Supreme Court decision

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to review a Montana Supreme Court ruling that declared two Montana laws unconstitutional for disenfranchising Native American voters.

Native American Rights Fund pledges continued fight for justice on MLK Day

John Echohawk, Executive Director of the Native American Rights Fund, issued a statement on Martin Luther King Day emphasizing the organization's dedication to civil rights and social justice.

New Mexico ranked worst state for raising a family by WalletHub

Once again, New Mexico has been ranked as the worst state to raise a family, according to WalletHub's annual ranking.

New Mexico's pre-legislative BASH highlights citizen engagement

The 2025 Pre-Legislative Business and Social Hour (BASH) was held last night, featuring Senate Minority Leader Bill Sharer as the special guest.

New Mexico legislature convenes amid calls for economic reform

Tomorrow marks the start of the 57th Legislature's first session in New Mexico, a 60-day general session set to conclude on March 22, 2025.

New Mexico revisits Paid Family Medical Leave Act amid ongoing opposition

New Mexico legislators are once again considering the Paid Family Medical Leave Act (PFMLA) for the fifth consecutive year.

New Mexico Supreme Court upholds community solar program rules against utility challenges

The New Mexico Supreme Court has upheld regulations allowing electric utility customers to purchase power from community solar projects.

Brantley files border safety bills ahead of 2025 session