Goodbye Tampon Tax
By Michaela Helean / New Mexico News Port New Mexicans will no longer have to pay state gross receipts tax on products such as pads and tampons starting in July... Read more.
Ukrainian women ask to be heard
By Juan Baeza / New Mexico News Port Three Albuquerque-based Ukrainian women asked the UNM community for donations for Ukrainian victims of the Russian invasion... Read more.
Student athletes’ mental health suffers during pandemic
By Brigid Driscoll and Jacob Trasen / New Mexico News Port When the pandemic first hit University of New Mexico baseball player Jack Silverman, realizing the te... Read more.
Long Covid Exhausts Sufferers
By Rayes Gallegos, Annya Loya and Lara Sullivan / New Mexico News Port Maryjo Huffaker was upset when a grocery store clerk in El Paso wasn’t wearing a mask. ... Read more.
Inflation Squeezes Students, Too
By Taylor Gibson & Hope Munoz / New Mexico News Port Doj Pimentel is a 21-year-old nursing major at the University of New Mexico who also works as a Door Da... Read more.
On the streets, addicted
A majority of New Mexicans who suffer from homelessness also experience substance abuse and generational poverty. News Port's Junko Featherston introduces an Al... Read more.
Walking history
On most Saturdays, you can join a free walking tour of downtown Albuquerque. News Port's Daniel Boyd took his camera and recorder and captured some history.... Read more.
Think before you drink
By Michaela Helean / NM News Port / Melissa Fernandez found out something was wrong when her father pocket-dialed her on Feb. 15. “He asked why I called... Read more.
UNM delivers tips on critical thinking
By Hope Munoz / NM News Port / Critical thinking is an essential skill for engaging with popular science and several simple steps can help students determine va... Read more.
Professor rocks on despite injury
Climbing provided Alex Tallant a high he couldn't get from taking drugs. But a fall opened his mind -- and his heart -- as News Port's Kevin Mullet discovered i... Read more.