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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
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
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
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.
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
Rebecca Dow, a house representative from New Mexico, said that federal budget changes will impact local tax policy through new deduction limits, tax exemptions, and inflation adjustments.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Stefani Lord, a house representative from New Mexico, has raised concerns that Albuquerque law enforcement agencies are defying a presidential immigration order, potentially jeopardizing tens of millions in federal funds.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Jay Block, a senator from New Mexico, said that peace in Gaza requires Hamas to surrender and cease hostilities.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Ant Thornton, a senator from New Mexico, said that the state risks losing federal support if its leaders continue to defy national immigration laws and executive directives.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
A campaign aimed at promoting free summer meals for children in New Mexico has gained national recognition from the Telly Awards.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
June 12, 2025, marks Women Veterans Day, a day dedicated to honoring the courage and sacrifice of women who have served in the military.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Starting July 1, 2025, New Mexico resident veterans will be eligible for a lifetime pass providing free unlimited day-use and camping access to all New Mexico State Parks.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
The Aurora Police Department has issued a warning regarding a scam involving fake messages about outstanding traffic tickets.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) has established itself over the past fifteen years as a strong advocate for pro-business public policy and private sector job growth in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Faith communities are being urged to take action against climate change with a new resource titled “10 ways to decarbonize your House of Worship.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
New Mexico is once again ranked 50th in child well-being according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s annual Kids Count Data Book.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) and the New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) will offer free domestic well water testing in Taos on June 14, 2025.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
Youth hunters from across New Mexico gathered at the NRA Whittington Center for the 2025 Youth Hunter Education Challenge.
By New Mexico Sun | Jun 9, 2025
The New Mexico Tourism Department (NMTD) has released its annual New Mexico True Certified Summer Gift Guide, featuring 89 locally produced goods.
