State of New Mexico
Recent News About State of New Mexico
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New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham said during her State of the State speech she wants part of the record revenue at the state’s disposal to go toward building a better economy and education system.
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A campground in Northern New Mexico is foreseeing drastic losses for years to come after the devastation caused by the Hermit’s Peak-Calf Canyon wildfire.
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It is very common this time of year to review the last year and look at what was good and what was bad. If you are a person who believes in “Traditional American Values”, “Faith, Family, Freedom, Friendship, and Fellowship”, 2022 was not a good year.
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Over 40 projects intended to improve the quality of life for local and tribal residents throughout New Mexico will share an estimated $45 million in funding.
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New Mexico recently received a $5.7 million federal grant to increase internet availability throughout the state.
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A food pantry is now available at Eastern New Mexico University, a first for the school.
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State workers aren’t ready to return to the office for reasons that range from not enough office space to personal issues, like finding child care and having to endure long commutes.
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Agriculture production in New Mexico saw a slight increase in 2021 despite dealing with a drought, inflation and a worldwide pandemic, according to the 2021 New Mexico Agricultural Statistics bulletin.
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With the Emergency Rental Assistance Program running out of federal funding, New Mexico legislators must decide if the state will continue funding the program or not.
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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham was among the newly elected officials sworn into their positions at the historic Lensic Theatre in Santa Fe.
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Andrew Martinez, a New Mexico native, is seeing his design on millions of cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon after winning a national contest.
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A New Mexico lawmaker has proposed raising the minimum wage in the state to $16 as early as 2024.
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The importance of investing in education can never be underestimated.
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New Mexico Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernandez is grateful the state’s congressional delegation has secured an additional $1.4 billion in federal funding to assist individuals affected by the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak fire.
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Tis the season to be hopeful. Christ's birthday gives believers hope as does the beginning of a new year. For those who've lost someone to illness or accident, hope is pretty much all that's left when we can’t fathom why it happened to them...or us.
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The Public Service Company of New Mexico helped families have a more enjoyable holiday season by donating to 14 food banks across New Mexico.
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The City of Albuquerque is among those receiving a share of approximately $10.6 million as part of the Casa Connection Grant Program to help stop homelessness.
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At the end of 2021, New Mexico was short three hundred thirty-four (334) primary care physicians and five thousand eight hundred sixty- three (5863) nurses. Why do these shortages exist and can anything be done to alleviate them?
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It was 50 years ago when former New Mexico senator Harrison Schmitt walked on the moon as part of the Apollo 17 space flight.
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Undeserved "guilt" isn't the issue Mr. Helgesen suggests it is.