By Lily Alexander | Searchlight New Mexico Compliance is easier said than done — at least, according to the general deputy counsel for the New …
NMSU Alumni Pond restored and reopened to the public
By Abigail Salas | KRWG Public Media A staple attraction at NMSU is finally back up and running. The pond was drained in August of …
New bilingual charter school opens in Las Cruces
By Serena Johnson | KRWG Public Media A new charter school opened inside Alma d’ Arte to teach kids science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics …
Animated film highlights methane waste and pollution on the Navajo Nation
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News Oil and gas companies emit thousands of metric tons of methane each year on the Navajo Nation. A new …
Exhibit redefines Route 66 through an Indigenous perspective
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News Route 66 is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year and an exhibit in Santa Fe highlights how the Mother …
Indigenous advocates protest at BLM office against proposal to remove Chaco Canyon buffer
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News Protestors gathered outside the U.S. Bureau of Land Management in Santa Fe on Wednesday on the last day for public comment …
Chaos erupts at county meeting
By Abigail Salas | KRWG Public Media Project Jupiter caused chaos at the latest Doña Ana County Commissioners meeting where Project Jupiter supporters and opponents …
New Mexico lawmakers consider how to address public school funding formula concerns
By Leah Romero | Source NM Members of the New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee recently discussed public school capital outlay formula issues that will likely …
State opens grant applications to support school anti-distraction policies
Leah Romero | Source NM The New Mexico Office of Broadband Access and Expansion recently announced it is awarding $1 million in grants to support …
