A local community outreach group and state housing authorities have asked the legislature for $1.5 million for an affordable housing project in the International District.
From Carrizozo to Cuba: Rural libraries seek $29.5M in state funds
A bill on the Senate floor could more than double grants for rural libraries.
Lawmaker pulls NM public records bill amid backlash from open government group
A two-term Democratic lawmaker has backed away from her proposal to reshape New Mexico’s public records laws, amid criticism from a state open government group.
Lawmakers consider shield law for journalists
A freshman lawmaker hopes to broaden protections for journalists and their sources amid fears of government overreach.
Federal money reaches state accounts after funding freeze
How were New Mexicans affected by the president's federal funding freeze?
Analyst: Latino voters are deeply misunderstood and vulnerable to misinformation
Latino voters are “highly” susceptible to fabricated news stories and are insufficiently researched as a voting bloc, according to an expert who spoke at an …
Governor breaks ground on southern NM abortion clinic
Ground has been broken on a new reproductive health and abortion clinic in southern New Mexico as the state struggles to care for an increasing …
Swing night is back! Dancers reboot after sitting out COVID
By Gillian BarkhurstAfter Covid-19 organizers at Duke City Swing are rebooting an Albuquerque classic.