How were New Mexicans affected by the president's federal funding freeze?
Bill would expand student aid for immigrants regardless of legal status
Some state lawmakers want to make sure all New Mexicans can attend state colleges and universities, regardless of immigration status.
New Mexicans hope lawmakers tackle rising youth crime
The New Mexico Legislature is set to begin a 60-day session Jan. 21, and with a rise in crime among…
New era in women’s health begins with Trump presidency
Voters reelected Donald Trump president on Nov. 5, sending the former president to the White House for a second term…
Pushing for progress: How this legislative session could reshape paid family medical leave rights
The Paid Family and Medical Leave Act, a long-debated topic in New Mexico, is set to return in the 2025…
Redistricting commission proposal returns to 2025 legislative session
A resolution advocating for the creation of an independent redistricting commission is set to return to the legislative session in…
LGBTQ: What’s at risk under a second Trump term
The Republican Party particularly targeted the transgender community as a part of President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign to win back the…
Intimidating NM election workers could now lead to prison time
As poll officials continue to administer early voting and prepare for Tuesday’s election, New Mexico Senate Bill 43 will offer…
NM voters decide on $40M in bond
With early voting underway, voters are heading to the polls and casting their ballots, and New Mexicans will have their…
