ABQ Reads seeks volunteers for tutoring at local elementary schools

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 9, 2024

Tutors are currently being sought for Atrisco and Whittier elementary schools, with a particular need at Whittier.

Pro-climate leaders win key legislative seats in New Mexico

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 8, 2024

In the recent 2024 general election, New Mexico voters elected pro-climate and pro-democracy candidates to key positions in the state legislature.

New Mexico Game Commission reviews public input on wolf management

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 8, 2024

New Mexico's wolf population primarily inhabits the Gila National Forest and nearby wilderness areas in southern New Mexico and Arizona.

D.H. Lescombes opens second Albuquerque location with ribbon-cutting event

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 8, 2024

D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro celebrated the opening of its second location on Albuquerque's West Side with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 29.

Republican Party of New Mexico reflects on election outcomes

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 7, 2024

The Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) Chairman, Steve Pearce, has released a statement following the 2024 General Election results.

Settlement reached over rights to Valles Caldera National Preserve

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 7, 2024

The U.S. Department of Interior and Jemez Pueblo have reached a settlement regarding the pueblo's rights to lands within the Valles Caldera National Preserve.

UNM hosts third annual Research & Discovery Week

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 7, 2024

A variety of conferences, workshops, lectures, and other activities will be available to the public at The University of New Mexico for its 2024 Research and Discovery Week.

Plastic bag ban debated as solution for Española's litter problem

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 7, 2024

The City of Española is contemplating a ban on plastic bags, spearheaded by Mayor John Ramon Vigil.

Governor declares emergency over New Mexico winter storm

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 7, 2024

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has declared a statewide emergency in New Mexico, issuing two declarations that release $1.5 million in state funding to aid agencies responding to the ongoing winter storm affecting much of the state. “This declaration...

ACLU pledges action on civil rights amid Trump's second term

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 6, 2024

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico has announced plans to take immediate action in defense of civil rights and constitutional freedoms within the state.

Equality New Mexico commits to advancing LGBTQ rights amid political shifts

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 6, 2024

There is a palpable sense of unease following the recent presidential election, particularly within the queer and trans community.

Analysis: Trump's victory reflects issue-driven electorate

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 6, 2024

In the aftermath of the 2024 election, several observations have emerged regarding the outcome and its implications.

Robert Pondiscio discusses educational change at Greater Albuquerque Chamber meeting

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 6, 2024

The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Meeting on October 30 at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham reacts to presidential election results

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 6, 2024

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has expressed her disappointment regarding the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election, which saw Donald Trump elected once again.

Lawmakers weigh health risks amid rising ozone pollution in New Mexico

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 5, 2024

Ozone pollution has been declining across the United States for years, but southeastern New Mexico is experiencing an increase.

CTEH evaluates necessity of setbacks in oil and gas production

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 5, 2024

CTEH has released a report evaluating the health impacts of oil and gas well production, focusing on whether setbacks are necessary or beneficial.

New Mexico state land office seeks higher oil and gas royalties again

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 5, 2024

The State Land Office in New Mexico is making another attempt to increase oil and gas royalties on leased land.

North Dakota appeals ruling on redistricting map affecting Native American voters

By New Mexico Sun | Nov 4, 2024

North Dakota's redistricting battle continues as the state appeals a court decision that found its legislative district map unlawfully diluted Native American voting rights.