By Jacob Leyba / NM News Port “This was an attack that involved no Russian tanks, no Russian missiles, no Russian bullets,” New York Times …
Vehicle Theft Still a Rising Threat in New Mexico
By John Acosta and Brenna Kelley / NM News Port Rio Rancho resident Nathan Hopper’s custom-made Corvette was stolen last month, leaving him out thousands …
Physicians expanding programs for infants of opioid addicts
By Ricky Garcia / NM News Port Rio Arriba County continues leading the state in the number of babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) …
State Officials Call for Change in Sexual Assault Cases at Rally
Allison Giron / New Mexico News Port ALBUQUERQUE–A few hundred civilians gathered Sunday, including state Auditor Tim Keller, to address sexual assault prevention options and …
Community Forum Asks Citizens How to Improve State Government
By Christian Marquez / NM News Port The People, Power and Democracy Project hosted a community forum on April 4th to encourage community discussion about …
Anti-Racism Training Looks to Spark Conversation
By Mia Clark and John Jamison / NM News Port The Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice hosted its second anti-racism training of 2017 on …
Failed Legislation Highlights High Rate of New Mexico Gun Violence
By Maya Holt and Brittany Perez / NM News Port Gun safety advocates lost a battle in the NM state legislature this year. Despite growing …
Crossing the Trans Human Divide
Megan Aguilar & Diana Cervantes / NM News Port Albuquerque — As one of the most underrepresented and marginalized groups, transgender women of color face …
Bill to Decrease Marijuana Penalties Sparks Controversy
By Brenna Kelley / NM News Port New Mexico legislator Sen. Joseph Cervantes (D-Las Cruces) sponsored a bill decreasing marijuana penalties but the Albuquerque Police …
