Small local retailers adapting, hanging tough
By Dalton Padilla / NM News Port New Mexico’s non-essential businesses — like small local retail stores — have slightly fewer restrictions now based... Read more.
UNM students weary and frustrated with online learning
By William Jennings / NM News Port With COVID-19 cases hitting record numbers in November, the University of New Mexico (UNM) is back to fully online classes and... Read more.
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New Mexico State Senate makes decisive left turn
By Marjorie Childress and Trip Jennings / New Mexico In Depth New Mexicans woke up on Wednesday not knowing who their next president would be. We’ll stay tuned... Read more.
Rising COVID Cases Affect Albuquerque Community Centers
By Manuel Romero / NM News Port With COVID-19 cases on a dramatic rise across the state, local community centers have clamped down on their usual programs and activities... Read more.
Albuquerque shelter officials concerned about rise of COVID-19 cases
By Alika Medina / NM News Port The number of COVID-19 cases in Albuquerque’s largest homeless shelter has risen to more than 114, which comes as the shelter was... Read more.
Bacon, Thomson retain state Supreme Court seats
By Spencer Butler / Daily Lobo Nov. 3, 2020 may become in retrospect one of the most consequential days in U.S. political history, as 131 million voters turned out... Read more.
New Mexicans approve bonds for schools, seniors, and libraries
By Sean Arguello / NM News Port Voters in New Mexico overwhelmingly approved all three multi-million dollar bond measures on the state ballot Tuesday. Bond A for... Read more.
Herrell takes NM Congressional District 2 while Haaland and Leger Fernandez win U.S. House races
By William Jennings / NM News Port With all of New Mexico’s races now called, Democrats will take two out of three U.S. House seats up for grabs in New Mexico... Read more.
Luján defeats Ronchetti to secure Senate seat vacated by Udall
By Adam Evarts / NM News Port In a congressional competition that was closer than expected, Democratic candidate Ben Ray Luján won the 2020 New Mexico Senate race... Read more.