New Mexico Sun

Paul Cassidy, Vice-Chair of the Military Base Planning Commission, said that the approval of House Bills 158 and 159 demonstrates New Mexico's commitment to military missions.

School of Law earns A+ rating for environmental law program

The Natural Resources and Environmental Law (NREL) Program at the School of Law has been awarded an A+ rating by the National Jurist’s PreLaw Magazine this spring.

Dean Camille Carey appoints new chair for judicial nominating commission

In a move to enhance the leadership flexibility of the School of Law, voters in New Mexico approved Constitutional Amendment 3 in November 2024.

New Mexico certifies aerospace incubator, NewSpace Nexus

The New Mexico Economic Development Department has approved certification for NewSpace Nexus, a business incubator.

Dean's Circle Reception 2025 honors contributors at Los Poblanos

The Dean’s Circle Reception took place on April 3 at Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm.

States ranked on economic competitiveness in new ALEC report

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 26, 2025

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has released the 18th edition of its annual report, "Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index."

State Rep. Dow on teen death in CYFD custody: 'The time for polite reform has passed'

Rebecca Dow, the state representative for New Mexico’s 38th District, said state child welfare officials are avoiding accountability under the guise of confidentiality following the death of a 16-year-old in their custody.

State Sen. Thornton: Childhood literacy 'should be taught year round'

Ant Thornton, the state senator for New Mexico’s District 19, advocated for expanding the use of the "science of reading" methodology throughout the entire year rather than limiting it to summer school.

State Rep. Lord on reform failures: 'Children are still dying under CYFD care'

Stefani Lord, the state representative for New Mexico's 22nd district, said that Democratic obstruction has hindered meaningful child welfare reform, leaving children vulnerable and failing to address systemic issues within the state's child...

State Rep. Lord: Democrats are 'inciting violence against me through lies'

State Representative Stefani Lord of New Mexico's 22nd District has accused the New Mexico Democratic Party of sending a "deceitful and inflammatory email" that she believes was intended to incite violence against her and her party.

Jean Bernstein on Building Flying Star and Navigating New Mexico’s Business Climate

Jean Bernstein, co-founder of the beloved Flying Star Café chain in Albuquerque, speaks with pride about her journey from disillusioned teacher to successful restaurateur.

Arts & Culture: Experiments in Cinema marks 20 years of visual alchemy

By Brian C. Nixon | Apr 25, 2025

I don’t know what it is about experimental film that attracts me. Maybe it’s the poetic nature of the medium, a nonlinear methodology of expression.

Court rules on status of Ghanaian student in favor as case continues

The U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico has ruled in favor of "K.O.D.," a doctoral student from Ghana at New Mexico Tech, whose F-1 student status was terminated without explanation.

NMBC President on New Mexico’s economic outlook: 'We are excited to see New Mexico’s improvement in the ratings'

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 24, 2025

Carla Sonntag, president of the New Mexico Business Coalition, said that New Mexico's improved economic outlook ranking reflects the impact of sound legislative policies and the coalition's long-term advocacy efforts.

RGF president to speak on economic issues in Las Cruces

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 24, 2025

RGF will visit southern New Mexico next week for two presentations in Las Cruces.

Governor signs legislation to enhance infrastructure near military bases

By New Mexico Sun | Apr 24, 2025

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed two new pieces of legislation aimed at bolstering infrastructure in communities situated near military bases in New Mexico.

State Sen. Gallegos on infant death in Albuquerque: 'Safe haven baby boxes work'

David Gallegos, a state senator for New Mexico’s District 41, emphasized the necessity of expanding Safe Haven Baby Boxes throughout the state following the recent death of a newborn abandoned in an Albuquerque dumpster.

Biden administration accused of concealing positive LNG export findings

Central Texas News reported on an incident involving the Department of Energy under the administration of former President Biden.

Proposed tax hike in Albuquerque sparks discussion among officials and public

RGF is actively engaging with voters and city councilors regarding a proposed 3/8ths percent gross receipts tax increase currently under consideration by the Albuquerque City Council.

Ghanaian student sues DHS over terminated visa status