By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News New Mexico is joining 24 other states on Wednesday who are suing the United States Postal Service over its newly published …
Over campaign contribution limits? Miyagishima just crossed them out
After New Mexico In Depth reported in February that gubernatorial candidate Ken Miyagishima had exceeded limits by more than $125,000 on the amount of donated goods and …
Isotopes broadcaster dreams of the big leagues
Everyone knows minor league baseball players dream of getting called up to the big leagues. But it isn’t just the sluggers and starting pitchers waiting …
Stolen Land Fest carves out space for Native hardcore music
The sound of jingles and pow-wow drums fill a mid-sized room with more than 50 people. It’s 3 p.m. and the heat wave sweeping across …
NMPBS grows despite federal funding cuts to public media
After the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which provided funding for public television and radio stations across the country, voted to dissolve itself earlier this year, many …
‘That’s my legacy’: UNM mediation professor on the power of conflict management beyond the classroom
Do you tend to avoid conflicts? Most people do, according to Heidi Ricci. She’s a professional mediator at the University of New Mexico and is …
How an unlikely student activist turned her nuclear war anxiety on its head
University of New Mexico student Madi Figueroa stands in front of a colorful model in the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque.
New Mexico Primary 2026: New Mexico House of Representatives, District 34
Economic development and water sustainability are at the forefront of New Mexico’s House District 34 race, which represents the southern portions of Doña Ana County.
New Mexico Primary 2026: New Mexico House of Representatives, District 4
In New Mexico’s House District 4, which encompasses the state’s northwestern-most corner and part of the Navajo Nation, energy is the name of the game.
Epstein files prompt urgent push to extend statutes of limitations
Some state legislators are using the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files as an opportunity to expand the statutes of limitations for child sexual abuse.
States debate working with or against ICE
By Zoe Naylor and Victor Martinez, Statehouse Reporting Project Immigration and Customs Enforcement, whose actions have been the subject of nationwide protests and contentious online …
Plaintiffs in NM education equity case ask court to reject Public Education Department’s plan
Plaintiffs in the longstanding Yazzie/Martinez education equity lawsuit have asked the judge overseeing the case to reject the New Mexico Public Education Department’s plan for …
Can ranked choice voting save Albuquerque a fortune? Supporters will try again for next city election
The Albuquerque City Council uses ranked choice voting (RCV) for its own internal seats. Now, Councilors Tammy Fiebelkorn, Nichole Rogers and Stephanie Telles have introduced Ordinance …
NM Legislature day 30 recap: Governor says ‘a little early’ to decide on a special session
As priority crime and public safety bills wither on the vine in the legislative session’s final hours, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham told Source …
Amid fears about ICE, lawmakers consider optional Native American designation on IDs
As reports come out across the country of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detaining Native Americans, a couple dozen New Mexico lawmakers are pushing a …
First big snow of the season hits Albuquerque
By Mia Casas, KUNM Winter weather came late to New Mexico this year. Although other parts of the state have seen flurries of snow already, …
New Mexico legislators float alcohol tax reform proposals for 2026 session
As New Mexico maintains the highest rate of deaths from alcohol misuse, lawmakers are again considering changes to state liquor tax policy to redirect revenue …
Hernandez escorts himself out of state house race after hotel debacle
By Florian Knowles | KUNM News State Representative Joseph Hernandez (D- Shiprock) dropped out of his re-election bid for New Mexico’s 4th district, according to …
New Mexico joins 24 other states in suing USPS over new regulations on mail-in voting
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News New Mexico is joining 24 other states on Wednesday who are suing the United States Postal Service over its newly published …
Gubernatorial candidates talk about health issues impacting New Mexicans
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News New Mexico gubernatorial candidates joined a public health panel on Thursday to share how they would approach the loss …
NM Supreme Court pauses Project Jupiter permits
By Abigail Salas | KRWG Public Media In a unanimous order Sunday evening, the New Mexico Supreme Court has put a pause on Project Jupiter …
Historic preservation under threat
By Serena Johnson | KRWG Public Media Last month, a federal advisory council advanced a proposal that could change Section 106 of the National Historic …
New Protein Plus program to cut eligible food costs in half at Las Cruces farmers market
By Damien Willis | Organ Mountain News LAS CRUCES – Low-income and food-insecure shoppers at the Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces will soon …
Oracle got Bloom warrant valued at $251.6 million; Project Jupiter’s role remains unclear
By Damien Willis | Organ Mountain News LAS CRUCES – Oracle received a stock warrant from Bloom Energy valued at $251.6 million as the companies …
Ballistic machines find over 500 crimes linked back to guns used in multiple shootings
By Jeanette DeDios | KUNM News A center created late last year to track guns used in shootings around the state has resulted in authorities …
Capital outlay system leaves Navajo Nation projects in limbo, lawmakers hear
By Bella Davis | New Mexico In Depth In To’hajiilee, kids could have a new pre-kindergarten facility to learn in. Residents of the Red Lake …
