State of New Mexico
Recent News About State of New Mexico
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One of the top priorities for many in New Mexico is educational excellence.
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Tanja Moser felt fortunate when last year’s devastating wildfire spared the home her husband built by hand with friends 35 years ago, but that good fortune ran out as the couple watched the Las Tusas fire burn it down on May 10.
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A joyous occasion was tempered with sadness as the Farmington High School Class of 2023 accepted diplomas a day after a mass shooting.
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More than $23 million in funding from the Great American Outdoors Act will go to projects in New Mexico and Arizona.
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The New Mexico Film Office has begun its latest series of online production assistant training "Breaking In" for those looking to begin work in the local film industry.
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Proposed regulation changes could expand access to high-quality child care across New Mexico, making it free to most families residing in the state.
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Last year’s monsoon season combined with a heavy snowmelt has led to record levels of New Mexico’s water supply.
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The State Land Office has chronicled more than 200 inactive oil and natural gas wells in New Mexico that have been plugged.
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During New Mexico’s recent sixty-day Legislative session, numerous bills were introduced to address out-of-control crime in the state
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The Chimayo Post Office was destroyed by fire in February, forcing residents to drive 15 minutes to Santa Cruz.
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Barbara Vigil announced she’s leaving her role as Secretary of the Children, Youth, and Families Department.
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Construction is booming in the community of Mesa Del Sol. Between Netflix, government institutions, and its first grocery store, Mesa Del Sol is creating its own urban center.
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Meals on Wheels of New Mexico, a nonprofit that has provided food for people in need for decades, is stocking vending machines at select hospitals with healthy food options.
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation is $65 million short of the expected cost
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The $100 million approved in the past legislative session for the New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department will be used to create the largest expansion of the state’s pre-K program since the department was founded in 2005.
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Carol Mitchem, a victim of wildfire at the Echo Ridge Community, spoke out on the occurrence on April 3
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The University of New Mexico (UNM) administration is proposing an increase in tuition to give the school more funding for campus improvements and health initiatives.
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The one-year anniversary of the start of the Hermits Peak fire, which later merged with the Calf Canyon fire, is a milestone worth recognizing.
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Orlando Mora is hanging up his clippers and retiring after a long career as the owner of Lil Arts Barber Shop in the Village of Los Ranchos.
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