Pay Now and Pay Later
By Ed Williams / Searchlight New Mexico / Nearly half of New Mexico’s population relies on a dysfunctional computer system for access to government-funded health... Read more.
Oil leases bring jobs, strains to southeast NM
By John L. Smith / Searchlight New Mexico / LOVINGTON—The 61-mile drive on US 82 from Artesia to this southeast New Mexico town crosses the heart of the Permian... Read more.
N.M. Gov.-elect promises new era in renewable energy
By Andrea Solis and Anna Padilla / NM News Port / Dale and Diantha Schreffler have invested approximately $40 thousand dollars in solar energy. They used a loan... Read more.
NM making slow progress on traffic safety
By Sol Traverso / NM News Port / “New Mexico has the worst drivers because the average cop doesn’t enforce the law.” “I think New Mexicans are the worst... Read more.
NM rising on pro soccer circuit
The city of Albuquerque has taken a big step in its journey to becoming a home for an MLS (Major League Soccer) team. Albuquerque has been awarded with a USL (United... Read more.
Marijuana industry anticipates legalization for recreational use in N.M.
By Cade Guerrero and Daniel Zuniga / NM News Port / Sweeping victories by New Mexico Democrats in the November midterm elections may open the door for the legalization... Read more.
New Mexico police decline to comment on marijuana legalization
By Bethany Johnson / NM News Port / Multiple New Mexico Police Departments have declined to comment on the potential legalization of recreational marijuana in the... Read more.
Campus pub sparks change to alcohol policies at UNM
By Jennifer West and Courtney Salinger / NM News Port / The University of New Mexico opened its first-ever on-campus beer tap room, Draft & Table, on Oct. 1,... Read more.
Taking their shot: Mexican players train at NM high school
By Taylor Rains, Brooklyn Green and Alea White / NM News Port / The Highland Hornets recently defeated the Cibola Cougars 66-63 on Cibola’s basketball court. The... Read more.
Citizens want Rio Rancho to be commercialized
By Daniel Zuniga / NM News Port / Citizens want Rio Rancho to ditch the title of being a suburb of Albuquerque and put more focus on increasing commercial land use.... Read more.