Governor vetoes Slot Canyon Riverlands State Park bill
A plan to preserve 783 acres along the Rio Grande was vetoed by the governor, disappointing Southern New Mexico lawmakers and conservation groups.
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Trees for Tortugas one of several Aggies Without Limits community projects
New Mexico State University students from Aggies Without Limits worked with Pueblo of Tortugas members to install waterlines, plant trees and improve a community baseball field — part of a series of local projects funded by Sen. William Soules.
NM Governor nixes new license plates, state bread, lobbying disclosure
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vetoed 16 bills on the final day for legislative action, criticizing lawmakers for focusing on symbolic gestures over substantive policy during a session marked by inaction on key public safety and health issues.
Las Cruces utility payment counter to close for staff training April 10
Las Cruces utility customers will need to use alternative payment options the morning of April 10, as the City’s Cashiering Program will be closed for staff training from 8 a.m. to noon.
One dozen New Mexico cities to join nationwide ‘Hands Off’ protests
Protesters in Santa Fe, Las Cruces and 10 other cities across New Mexico plan to rally Saturday as part of a national “Hands Off” movement opposing Donald Trump and his political agenda.
Vasquez, Booker introduce bill to prevent USDA from freezing farm contracts
Legislation aims to ensure agency honors agreements, releases stalled payments
REAL ID required to fly or access federal buildings starting May 7
New Mexico MVD urges residents to check ID compliance and schedule appointments
New Mexico AG Torrez files suit against Las Cruces business allegedly defrauding veterans
Advocates say state, federal laws needed to protect veterans from ‘claimsharks’
New Mexico site readiness bill heads to governor’s desk
Legislation would fund pre-development work to attract new businesses
