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By New Mexico Sun | Apr 22, 2025
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico expressed opposition to the increased military role at the southern border.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a state representative for New Mexico’s District 38, said that the state’s education department is wrong to attempt to block a curriculum supported by both parents and teachers.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025
Rebecca Dow, the New Mexico House Representative for District 38, said that Democrat lawmakers rejected a GOP proposal to provide 6 to 12 weeks of paid family leave during the recent legislative session, despite the state's $3 billion surplus.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025
Jay Block, a state senator for New Mexico's District 12, has advocated for the death penalty for individuals who kill law enforcement officers, harm children, or traffic dangerous drugs.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025
John Block, a state representative for New Mexico's District 51, said that Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's veto of a tax bill that would have increased alcohol taxes by 20 percent was a positive outcome.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 21, 2025
ABB Installation Products recently unveiled a major expansion of its manufacturing facility located on Albuquerque’s West Side.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025
Methane emissions in the United States have been decreasing according to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Greenhouse Gas Inventory from 2021.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025
New Mexico's rapid rise in energy production has played a significant role in boosting the state's economy and funding local public programs.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 20, 2025
An academic study led by Dr. Lisa McKenzie from the University of Colorado's School of Public Health has not established a link between residential proximity to oil and natural gas development and childhood leukemia.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 19, 2025
Albuquerque Reads, a long-standing literacy program by the Chamber, is providing end-of-year bags filled with items from sponsors to its students.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 18, 2025
Chamber members, including board members Jeremy Oswald and Tom Briones, attended a special networking event at the Albuquerque Isotopes game on April 4.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 18, 2025
Every January, the New Mexico State Capitol, known as the Roundhouse, becomes a hub of legislative activity, with advocates and lawmakers gathering to influence the state's future.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025
Gregg Hull, mayor of Rio Rancho, announced his candidacy for governor of New Mexico, aiming to introduce "forward-focused, community-driven solutions" to the state's major challenges.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025
The City of Albuquerque's ongoing renovation of its old City Hall has sparked concerns over reported waste of taxpayer money.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 17, 2025
Work on Albuquerque's Rail Trail, a long-term vision of the city's Chamber of Commerce, is progressing as construction is underway.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 16, 2025
John Block, a state representative for New Mexico House District 51, expressed relief following the arrest of a suspect linked to the arson attack on the New Mexico Republican Party's headquarters.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 16, 2025
Stefani Lord, a state representative for New Mexico House District 22, expressed relief following the arrest related to the arson attack on the state's Republican Party headquarters.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 16, 2025
The Implementation Project (TIP), a collaboration between the Native American Rights Fund and Colorado Law, will be engaging in the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII).
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 16, 2025
The governor's deadline to act on bills from the recent 2025 legislative session was Friday, April 11.
By New Mexico Sun | Apr 16, 2025
Key experts will conduct a media briefing ahead of a significant court hearing in the Yazzie/Martinez case concerning education equity.
