By Bella Davis | New Mexico In Depth New Mexico needs to establish more thorough regulations for uranium mining before it’s too late, opponents of …
‘An overstep’: Navajo Code Talker descendants criticize state’s new plan for museum
By Bella Davis | New Mexico In Depth For decades, Navajo Code Talkers and their descendants have dreamed of an expansive museum on the Navajo …
New Mexico higher education moves up to 18th in national ranking
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News New Mexico’s ranking in higher education rose two spots to 18th in the nation for higher education. That’s according …
U.S. Secretary of Labor visits New Mexico chile farm
By Abigail Salas | KRWG Public Media The U.S. Secretary of Labor visited a chile farm in Anthony, New Mexico recently to hear about the …
Data center moratorium may come up in the next legislative session
By Abigail Salas | KRWG Public Media The State Legislature’s Science, Technology and Telecommunications Committee was presented with what a data center moratorium could look …
Project Jupiter pushback continues as state senators prepare legislation
By Serena Johnson | KRWG Public Media Accountability. Transparency. Mitigation. These words echoed throughout the 2 and a half hour legislative listening session held last …
LCPS budgets $65,500 for software that flags student safety threats
By Damien Willis | Organ Mountain News Linewize Monitor ‘monitors everything’ students type on district-owned devices and alerts school officials to potential threats, bullying and …
From phone pockets to TikTok: GISD revisits cellphone rules
By Damien Willis | Organ Mountain News SUNLAND PARK – In one Gadsden Independent School District classroom, students’ phones might be tucked into storage pockets. …
Agreement between state and Navajo IHS will support rural health through data sharing
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News The Navajo Area Indian Health Services and the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) have signed a memorandum of …