By Sara Atencio-Gonzales
A bill aimed at keeping edibles out of the hands of small children failed in the Legislature but supporters say they’ll keep trying.
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By Sara Atencio-Gonzales
A bill aimed at keeping edibles out of the hands of small children failed in the Legislature but supporters say they’ll keep trying.
By Elijah Barela
Although state lawmakers have introduced several proposals that would limit high-capacity gun magazines, none is moving quickly with only three weeks left in the session.
By Syaire Riley
The New Mexico Voting Rights Act is a 45-page bill sponsored by House Democratic leaders, designed to expand and protect the right to vote.
By Miyawni Curtis
A bill aimed at preventing sexual assault and misconduct has cleared the state House.
By Kyle Smith
State lawmakers are considering adding up to 150 hours of instructional time to the school year.
By Elizabeth Secor
Five female state representatives, all women, want to make sure New Mexicans have full access to birth control, abortion and gender-affirming health care.
By Aldo Jurado, Andres Torres, Brigid Driscoll, Joaquin Gonzalez, Joey Wagner, Lara Sullivan, Taylor Gibson
New Mexico produces more oil and gas than all states except Texas. So how does its Democratic governor and state legislature plan to address the climate change crisis? Our team of student reporters went in search of answers.
More than half of the registered voters in New Mexico cast ballots in Tuesday’s general election. The turnout rate was lower than the previous midterm election.
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham will serve another 4-year term as governor of New Mexico after defeating republican challenger Mark Ronchetti on Tuesday, taking home 52% of votes.