National Human Trafficking Initiative Prompts New Mexico to Ramp Up Fight
By Aaron Hagler & Ebony Romero / NM News Port Human trafficking cases are increasing in frequency globally and New Mexico is no exception, seeing a 40 percent... Read more.
Albuquerque Residents Sharing Too Much ‘Nextdoor’?
By Ricky Garcia / NM News Port Marc Calderwood, like many other residents in the Paradise Terrace neighborhood of Albuquerque, originally turned to the Nextdoor... Read more.
Jury Still Out on UNM Title IX Remediation
By Oritsema E-Nunu, Andrea Leblanc, Maelene Soto / NM News Port ALBUQUERQUE, NM– Sexual assault reports increased by 900% this year, causing a massive... Read more.
Issues Still Plague Navajo Jails
Over 2 Decades of a Flawed Criminal Justice System By Pauly Denetclaw, Christina Rodriguez and Kateri Zuni / NM News Port ALBUQUERQUE N.M. — It has been 25... Read more.
DACA’s Role at UNM: Where Are We Now?
By Marielle Dent and Elizabeth Sanchez / NM News Port President Donald Trump’s moves ramping up immigration enforcement in the United States are causing... Read more.
New Mexicans Fight Against U.S. Bill Taking Over Public Lands
By Aaron Hagler & Ebony Romero / NM News Port Hundreds of New Mexicans gathered at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe in January in support of protecting the state’s... Read more.
APD Homicide Clearance Rate is “Exactly Where It Should Be”
By Angelica Sarene Clayton / NM News Port Over the past several years, the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) has been able to keep its homicide clearance rate... Read more.
Opioid Addiction and Arrest Rates in New Mexico Alarmingly High
By Maya Holt & Kris Klarer / NM News Port New Mexico is in the grip of a statewide opioid epidemic. New Mexico drug overdose deaths involving opioids have nearly... Read more.
“Immigrant Friendly City” Doesn’t Change Albuquerque Policing Policy
By Danielle Prokop / NM News Port Over 400 attended the Albuquerque city council meeting on Wednesday night to watch the passage of Memorial 17-4, voting 6-1 to... Read more.
APD Forward Working to Fix “broken system”
By Kris Klarer and Fin Martinez / NM News Port Sixteen months into a court-monitored police-reform effort, the City of Albuquerque still has a long way to go. That’s... Read more.