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Work is underway to create a high tech film and technology training center in a historic school in northern New Mexico

A project several years in the making is now in motion to convert a historic school in northern New Mexico into a high tech film and technology training center. The 1936 art deco style brick...

Trump-supporting Cuban dissident says NM ICE lockup denied him legal documents

Heinrich calls on ICE to release detainees from Torrance County jail until it renews contract

New Mexico wolf relocation prompts outcry from advocates

‘Taylor’ the latest gray wolf to wander outside government boundary

Trump’s pardons of 2020 fake electors don’t include New Mexico’s

Santa Fe resident John Eastman, a key architect of the legal strategy, among the 77 to receive a pardon

Lawyer, NM resident John Eastman among those Trump pardoned for 2020 election subversion

Attorney John Eastman, whose residence in Santa Fe prompted protests following the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, is one of the 77 people President Donald Trump pardoned recently. That par...

PBS series spotlights Shiprock and Diné culture to national audiences

Molly, a big-hearted Alaska Native girl with a sense of adventure, steps on the Shiprock reservation, bearing beaver mittens to gift a friend. But feeling the heat of northwestern New Mexico...

Former New Mexico lawmaker nominated to lead Bureau of Land Management

The agency manages about 10% of land in the U.S.

Blood tests show highest levels of forever chemicals in those living near New Mexico plume

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – It’s a name many people have trouble pronouncing, but these synthetic chemicals have been used in everything from fast-food packaging to nonstick cookware, clothing, hous...

N.M. lawmakers voice concerns over data center Project Jupiter

Legislators echo criticisms about environmental impacts, transparency

New Mexico will supply $30M in emergency funding for food assistance

Money intended to hold SNAP recipients for the first 10 days of November

‘Caught in a storm’: Three NM manufacturers describe Trump tariff impacts

Local managers representing a metal fabricator, textile manufacturer and commercial printer testified to New Mexico lawmakers Tuesday they are all facing unpredictability and steep cost incr...

NM food banks say they have no time to prepare for Nov. 1 SNAP stoppage

‘People are scared’ ahead of cuts affecting one in five New Mexicans, directors say