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Just over a month remains before the November 4 election, and the race for seats on the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) Board is drawing increased attention.

Deb Haaland addresses tariffs, healthcare worker shortages, and domestic violence in New Mexico

Deb Haaland shared her perspectives on economic hardship due to tariffs, healthcare workforce shortages, and domestic violence in a series of tweets posted on October 8 and 9, 2025.

National Hispanic Cultural Center marks 25th anniversary with public celebration

The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) in Albuquerque will mark its 25th anniversary with a free public celebration on October 25.

Deb Haaland joins Shiprock Parade at Northern Navajo Nation Fair

Deb Haaland participated in the 112th Northern Navajo Nation Fair by joining the Shiprock Parade in Shiprock, New Mexico.

SNAP benefit calculation changes to affect energy assistance for over 32,000 New Mexicans

More than 32,000 New Mexicans will see changes in how their energy assistance is counted when determining Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, starting November 1.

Lockheed Martin increases quarterly dividend and expands share repurchase program

Lockheed Martin Corporation announced that its board of directors has approved a fourth quarter 2025 dividend of $3.45 per share.

Campaign seeks registration of New Mexico women veterans for historical preservation

The New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services is supporting the Military Women’s Memorial's "Strive for 500" campaign.

New Mexico United launches seventh annual Holiday Tour with statewide community support

New Mexico United, together with the Somos Unidos Foundation, has launched its annual Holiday Tour, a community outreach effort that began in 2019.

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández calls for action on pay equity, bipartisanship, and disaster relief

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández used her social media platform on October 8, 2025 to highlight ongoing issues of pay equity for Latinas, call for bipartisan health care solutions, and announce federal aid milestones for New Mexicans affected by...

OPINION: A future filled with hope

By Bob Ippel | Oct 8, 2025

Recently, I visited the webpage of Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. I was struck by the words from Jeremiah 29:11:

Democratic Gov. candidate Miyagishima: My campaign is committed 'to integrity and responsible financial strategy'

Ken Miyagishima, a Democratic candidate for Governor of New Mexico, said he released his campaign report early to emphasize transparency, a no-PAC approach, and a $750,000 budget goal.

OPINION: Democrats’ priorities harm New Mexico

By Candy Ezzell | Oct 8, 2025

As we reach the conclusion of this anything-but-special legislative session, I find it more important than ever to share with New Mexico how the Democrats’ priorities truly harm our state.

OPINION: Is revival here?

By Jodi Hendricks | Oct 8, 2025

It has been three weeks since the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Have we seen riots, destruction, and protests sparked across the country as an outpouring of anger from the violent act of his murder? No.

Shuter Library of Angel Fire seeks director to oversee operations and community programs

Shuter Library of Angel Fire, located in Angel Fire, New Mexico, is seeking to hire a new Director.

OPINION: Parents, not politicians, know what’s best for our kids

By Jodi Hendricks | Oct 8, 2025

No one knows a child better than their parents. From the moment we hold our newborn in our arms, we are entrusted with the responsibility of guiding, protecting, and nurturing them into adulthood.

OPINION: Rushed and reckless: SB3 hands control of our children’s health to bureaucrats

When the New Mexico Legislature called a special session, most citizens expected lawmakers to focus on crime and public safety, the stated reasons for urgency.

Gabe Vasquez thanks NM officials for emergency relief amid federal funding cuts

Gabe Vasquez, U.S. Congressman for New Mexico’s 2nd district, publicly thanked state officials on October 8, 2025, for passing emergency funding to offset federal cuts.

OPINION: Where Is the Concern for New Mexico’s children?

According to an article on Concerned Women for America’s website, it has been over a year since Mark Zuckerberg stood before grieving parents and apologized for the harm his platforms have caused children.

OPINION: New Mexico's education crisis: Local control demands bold, accountable reform

New Mexico’s children are falling behind—and fast. The 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results show fewer than one in four fourth- and eighth-graders are proficient in reading and math.

OPINION: New Mexico’s girls are being left behind—where are their champions?