Medical providers say NM policy of taking custody of substance-exposed newborns hurts families
New Mexico medical providers say the state’s policy of seeking custody of substance-exposed newborns is hurting families and discouraging prenatal care.
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Las Cruces asks residents to identify vacant, neglected properties for redevelopment survey
Las Cruces is asking residents, property owners and business owners to identify vacant, abandoned or neglected properties through a Brownfields Identification Survey.
‘Punishing’ changes to New Mexico food regulations include fee hikes for restaurants
New Mexico restaurants and food service establishments will face higher permit, reinspection and application fees under food-code changes taking effect Oct. 1.
NMSU ag students take leadership lessons across the Atlantic
NMSU students and New Mexico 4-H and FFA leadership members traveled to the United Kingdom to study agriculture, food systems and leadership.
New Mexico residents say their names used without permission to support Project Jupiter data center
New Mexico residents say their names were used without permission on public comments supporting Project Jupiter’s air quality permit application.
Vasquez criticizes proposed EPE rate hike as ‘ridiculously high’
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez criticized El Paso Electric’s proposed New Mexico rate increase, saying it could cost the average Doña Ana County family up to $42 more per month.
NMSU researcher selected for fellowship aimed at building future faculty
NMSU postdoctoral researcher Moises M. Gutierrez was selected for a national fellowship program designed to prepare future faculty at Hispanic-Serving Institutions.
Toulouse Oliver says Trump election-order rulings affirm state authority
New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver said federal rulings blocking parts of Trump election executive orders affirm states’ authority over elections.
NM smoke shop owner says food desert, not fraud, the reason for his high SNAP revenue
A Smoke City owner says high SNAP sales reflect food access needs in Albuquerque’s International District, not fraud, after a state report flagged smoke shops for unusual revenue.
