NMSU Model United Nations extends long-standing streak of top honors
New Mexico State University’s Model United Nations team earned top honors at a national conference, continuing a streak that spans nearly two decades.
New Mexico launches dashboard to track 50-year water plan
New Mexico has launched a public dashboard to track progress on its 50-year water plan, including conservation targets, new water supply projects and infrastructure improvements.
Yazzie/Martinez plaintiffs ask to rewrite education reform plan themselves
Plaintiffs in New Mexico’s landmark education lawsuit are asking a judge to let them rewrite the state’s reform plan, arguing it fails to meet court-ordered requirements.
WSMR plans Highway 70 closure Monday morning
White Sands Missile Range plans a one-hour closure of Highway 70 at 9:30 a.m. Monday. San Augustin Pass and Las Cruces Gate will not be affected.
Over campaign contribution limits? Miyagishima just crossed them out
A report finds gubernatorial candidate Ken Miyagishima reduced reported in-kind contributions after exceeding legal limits, raising questions about how the changes were handled.
CYFD offices by day, shelters by night
A new report details how New Mexico foster youth cycle between CYFD offices during the day and homeless shelters at night amid a shortage of appropriate placements.
Judge: New Mexico must halt universal childcare or contest ruling
A judge ordered New Mexico to pause its universal childcare program or defend it in court after a lawsuit challenged how the expansion was implemented.
Doña Ana County seeks businesses for summer internship program before May 5 deadline
Doña Ana County is seeking local businesses to participate in its Summer Enrichment Internship Program, with a deadline extended to May 5.
‘Breaking Bad Habits’ cleanup brings in 60,000 pounds of litter statewide
New Mexico’s “Breaking Bad Habits” campaign, inspired by the hit TV series, mobilized more than 7,000 volunteers who collected over 60,000 pounds of litter statewide.
