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By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
The University of New Mexico is collaborating with Brown University and other institutions on a new national research institute dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
Albuquerque Reads, a literacy program operated by the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Albuquerque Public Schools, is preparing to return its tutors to classrooms this September.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
Deb Haaland shared updates on her gubernatorial campaign via social media posts dated August 12-13, 2025.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman used Twitter on August 13, 2025 to announce efforts challenging a court ruling on homelessness laws and report recent jury convictions for violent crimes.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
District Attorney Sam Bregman announced via Twitter the conviction of Angel Salazar for murder and highlighted recent law enforcement operations targeting drug trafficking involving juveniles as well as support for Albuquerque’s homeless...
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 13, 2025
U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández posted on social media on August 12 and August 13, criticizing former President Donald Trump's stance on removing immigrant children from Head Start programs and referencing Republican policies more broadly.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 12, 2025
Professor Emeritus Reed Benson has been elected as an Honorary Trustee of the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 12, 2025
The relationship between climate change and human migration was highlighted in a recent statement by Rev.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 12, 2025
Deb Haaland shared updates between August 9-12, 2025 about her visits with Fort Sumner residents, Pueblo of Jemez leaders, and Tucumcari officials.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 12, 2025
Deb Haaland posted several messages on August 12, 2025 addressing concerns about children's safety from immigration enforcement at schools and highlighting youth leadership.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 12, 2025
The New Mexico Secretary of State used Twitter on August 11 and 12, 2025, to announce upcoming voter education sessions in partnership with public libraries and highlight National Poll Worker Recruitment Day.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 11, 2025
Incumbent Mayor Tim Keller is the only candidate in Albuquerque's current mayoral race to receive public campaign funding, according to recent developments.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 11, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham shared updates on major statewide initiatives via Twitter posts dated August 10-11, including workforce inclusivity measures, new water management strategies under her administration's action plan, and promotion of...
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 11, 2025
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández posted several criticisms of Donald Trump’s policies on August 11, 2025, addressing issues such as militarization of cities and attacks on federal unions.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 11, 2025
On August 11, 2025, the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) filed a motion to intervene in the federal court case Torongo v. Burgum on behalf of five Tribal Nations: Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians, Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe,...
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 9, 2025
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández posted concerns about a proposed federal bill's impact on August 8-9, 2025, emphasizing risks to state funding and women's rights in the military.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 9, 2025
Deb Haaland posted on social media about rising grocery prices and healthcare challenges facing New Mexicans on August 8-9, 2025.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 9, 2025
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham posted updates on August 9, 2025 about personal time outdoors, called for full federal accountability following New Mexico’s largest wildfire caused by a prescribed burn, and celebrated new recreational facilities...
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 9, 2025
Construction is progressing on The Rail Trail, a seven-mile multi-use path in Albuquerque intended to connect Downtown and Old Town.
By New Mexico Sun | Aug 8, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, announced he is considering legislation to classify not using turn signals and disobeying traffic laws as felonies.