Anti-distraction policy in schools becomes law in NM
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill into law restricting cellphone use and other distractions in New Mexico classrooms, aiming to improve student focus and safety.
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Federal case: Former Doña Ana County judge and wife released from custody
A former Doña Ana County judge and his wife were released from custody Tuesday in a federal case alleging evidence tampering.
REVIEW: A ‘Fabulous Finale’ to a fabulous season
The El Paso Symphony Orchestra closed its 94th season with an energetic finale featuring music by Dvořák, Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky — and a standout performance by guest pianist Kiron Atom Tellian.
New Mexico AG Torrez files suit against Las Cruces business allegedly defrauding veterans
Advocates say state, federal laws needed to protect veterans from ‘claimsharks’
Resolution to eliminate education cabinet secretary position advances
A previous effort failed during the 2023 session
Reaction: For the love of music, Shakespeare and EPSO
Performance featured Romeo and Juliet overture, conductorless Serenade for Strings and select movements from Prokofiev’s suites
Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society kicks off 2025 with Azúcar Jazz Combo performance
January meeting features Latin jazz, dessert social, and society updates on Jan. 19 at Alma d’Arte Charter High School in Las Cruces
State Health Care Authority will open 7 behavioral health clinics throughout New Mexico in January
The spending is an attempt to turn around trends that show New Mexico ranking near the bottom in behavioral health outcomes, despite millions in funding New Mexico
High-speed internet to expand in rural areas impacting students in seven NM school districts
Gadsden and Hatch school districts among beneficiaries of $13.5M broadband grant to expand high-speed internet access in rural New Mexico