By Aldo Jurado / NM News Port The cost of renting a house or apartment went up across the country last year, but it hit …
New Mexico reeling to satisfy fast growing TV & film industry
The film and television industry has never been a bigger part of New Mexico’s economy, and if both the industry and the government get their …
Companies looking to hire retail workers for the holidays
By Justine Collister / NM News Port Retail companies are in search of workers this holiday season and many are offering signing bonuses, increased wages, …
U.S. land borders open but delays keep families apart
The pandemic temporarily closed the U.S. Mexico boarder creating long-term separation between families. Annya Loya / NM News Port
Exact change or debit card
The National Coin Shortage is due to the dwindling usage of cash in general By Michaela Helean / NM News Port
I graduated! Now what? Welcome to the COVID job market
COVID-19 has changed the economic landscape in New Mexico, leading new college grads to reshape how they approach the job market. By Tyler Braunhardt, Spencer …
Restaurant managers offer flexible schedules to recruit employees
Managers say offering incentives to recruit workers is not a reliable option. Instead, restaurant managers offer a flexible schedule and a friendly work environment. By …
New Mexico prepares for recreational marijuana
Manuel Romero / NM News Port New Mexico is officially the 16th state to legalize recreational marijuana, and while it was not the first and …
Albuquerque City Council approves lease for Orion Center satellite facility
By Shane Farias / NM News Port New Mexico is set to become the home of a massive satellite facility. The Orion Center is planned …