News from June 2025

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 11, 2025
The Rio Grande Foundation has introduced a new survey for candidates in the upcoming City of Albuquerque mayoral election.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 11, 2025
RGF President Paul Gessing recently engaged with an international delegation from Global Ties ABQ.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 11, 2025
A new bill, the "Renter’s Empowerment and Neighborhood Transparency Act," is currently under consideration by the Albuquerque City Council.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 11, 2025
The New Mexico Environment Department has extended the public comment period for its proposed "Heat Rule" to July 17, citing a high level of public interest.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 11, 2025
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller recently guided University of New Mexico (UNM) deans through Downtown Albuquerque to discuss the potential expansion of the university into the area.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
The New Mexico State Bar Foundation's Legal Resources for the Elderly Program (LREP) is set to host two free virtual legal webinars in June.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
Last week, Deb Haaland, a candidate for New Mexico governor, addressed the Next Generation Water Summit in Santa Fe.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
New Mexico has been ranked last in the nation for child well-being, according to the latest Kids Count Data Book.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
A panel of trade judges has unanimously declared the majority of tariffs imposed during the Trump administration illegal.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
A recent report by Wallethub has identified New Mexico as the second poorest state in the United States.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
RGF is featured in a documentary that questions the validity of wind power.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
New Mexicans are spending significantly on healthcare, ranking sixth nationally in terms of healthcare expenditure relative to median incomes, according to a recent WalletHub report.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
In New Mexico, the annual Kids Count report has once again placed the state at the bottom in terms of child well-being.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
University of New Mexico Men's Basketball Coach Eric Olen addressed the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors on May 22.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 10, 2025
The City of Albuquerque has allocated $4.5 million from an opioid settlement to fund three projects at the Gateway Center.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Representative Alan Martinez has extended an invitation to New Mexico Department of Transportation Secretary Ricky Serna to participate in a town hall meeting in Rio Rancho.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, has said that Democratic leaders are supporting violent protesters contributing to chaos in major cities.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Jay Block, a state senator from New Mexico, expressed concerns on the social media platform X, stating that Democrats are prioritizing violent protesters and undocumented immigrants over law enforcement amid escalating unrest.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Jay Block, a state senator from New Mexico, has expressed strong criticism towards protestors in Los Angeles, California, labeling them as "lawless" and calling for their arrest due to escalating violence against law enforcement.

By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Ant Thornton, Senator of New Mexico, said that HR 1 does not reduce the deficit but defended its tax relief measures as beneficial for working-class citizens in New Mexico.