Students entering high school next year won't have to take Algebra II after lawmakers loosened requirements.
Audio: Lawmakers consider ideas for improving education in indigenous communities
Barbara Ramirez reviews education initiatives in interviews with Regis Pecos, a prominent Native American advocate.
Changes to Red Flag law advance
State lawmakers have advanced a bill that would make it easier to take guns away from people deemed a threat…
Oil & Gas Act update losing steam
With less than a week left in the 30-day session, a trimmed-down effort to reform the state's 1935 law has…
Interview: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham
News Port adviser Gwyneth Doland interviewed Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham this week for NMPBS.
Lawmakers want more money for electric school buses
A proposal is set to be seen in this legislative session that aims to provide funding to introduce more electric…
Panhandling ban draws support from GOP; civil liberties groups disagree
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's panhandling bill hasn't been introduced and is already the subject of debate.
Bids for Legislative Pay, Longer Sessions Advance
Two proposals that advanced this past week look to modernize the New Mexico Legislature. Sara Atencio-Gonzales reports.
Mexican gray wolf compensation proposals move in Santa Fe
Bipartisan livestock bill passed in house and senate committees despite concerns over accountability. Emma B. Mincks from Source NM reports.
