Albuquerque voters will decide on Nov. 2 whether the city will borrow up to $50 million for the construction of a stadium to be leased …
Proposed Stadium Excites Some, Worries Others
Stadium to be left in the hands of voters November 2.
Ammo shortage causes limitation for training
By Dane Vaughn / NM News Port New gun owners learning to shoot are encountering an obstacle: an ammo shortage in Albuquerque that has lasted …
NM lawmakers approve recreational marijuana
Manuel Romero / NM News Port The New Mexico State Legislature, meeting in special session, passed two bills that would expunge past marijuana convictions while …
Redrawing of NM’s districts looms
By Adam Evarts / NM News Port The 2020 Census data will be put to use later this year in a special legislative session that …
New Mexico census self-response rate falls short of 2010 and 2000
By Bodie Russell / NM News Port Census 2020 leaders point to a multitude of problems, especially the coronavirus pandemic, that lead to low self-response …
New Mexico State Senate makes decisive left turn
By Marjorie Childress and Trip Jennings / New Mexico In Depth New Mexicans woke up on Wednesday not knowing who their next president would be. …
Bacon, Thomson retain state Supreme Court seats
By Spencer Butler / Daily Lobo Nov. 3, 2020 may become in retrospect one of the most consequential days in U.S. political history, as 131 …
New Mexicans approve bonds for schools, seniors, and libraries
By Sean Arguello / NM News Port Voters in New Mexico overwhelmingly approved all three multi-million dollar bond measures on the state ballot Tuesday. Bond …