Searchlight New Mexico By Lily Alexander and Margaret O’Hara “Plaintiffs regret that they have been left with no choice but to file this lawsuit.” That’s one …
Report shows how federal agencies can better support Indigenous communities in natural disasters
KUNM Last month Zuni Pueblo and the Navajo Nation experienced catastrophic flooding. Unfortunately a new report shows that’s not uncommon. Natural disasters caused more than …
‘We’re not aliens’: Santa Fe students walk out to protest recent ICE arrests
Searchlight New Mexico The students knew they would be marked with an unexcused absence for walking out. Still, about 430 did. “We don’t care, because …
Lawmakers hear pitch to support Indigenous entrepreneurs
New Mexico In Depth Indigenous entrepreneurs could help New Mexico strengthen its economy, but they face unique hurdles. A potential solution: Hire Indigenous people who could …
Rail Runner Express sees boost in train riders amid climbing gas prices
Searchlight New Mexico For most vehicles, a one-way trip from Albuquerque to Santa Fe — a drive of about 65 miles — takes two to three …
Robinson Park: Safety and homelessness intersect in Albuquerque neighborhood
New Mexico Press Association ALBUQUERQUE – Police officers on horseback surrounded people at Robinson Park on Sept. 25 and told them to leave, creating controversy …
The legislative backlash to New Mexico data centers
New Mexico Press Association ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico is attracting major investments in AI data centers, but lawmakers and residents are concerned about how the …
Inside Ed Williams’ investigative work
New Mexico Press Association ALBUQUERQUE – When a 13-year-old girl in Hobbs said she was raped at school, the school punished her instead of helping …
Haaland, Hull both say state’s Yazzie/Martinez education reform plan falls short
New Mexico In Depth Both candidates for New Mexico governor say the state’s court-ordered plan to better serve all public school students is inadequate, and …
