Endangered minnow lawsuit settled after two years
The silvery minnow was declared endangered in 1994. It’s a boom-or-bust species but, while there have been a few good spawning years since 1994, there has been scant population growth.
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New Mexico State Parks announce free day-use access on Black Friday
Visitors can take advantage of this unique offer on Friday, Nov. 29, to explore New Mexico's diverse landscapes — from scenic lakes and mountains to deserts and canyons — without the usual day-use fee.
Gov. MLG: New Mexico won’t cooperate in 'inhumane, cruel, unfair, discriminate' Trump deportation policies
New Mexico joins other Democratic governors in refusing to cooperate in mass deportation program
Shop local and save: Small Business Saturday tax holiday returns Nov. 30
The annual event offers an opportunity to support small businesses across the state while enjoying tax-free purchases.
Local small businesses gear up for Small Business Saturday tax holiday
Small businesses employ more than 345,000 workers — more than half of the state’s private workforce.
Western University officials facing possible ethics probe over ‘wasteful’ spending of $360,000
After reports of misusing public money, the State Ethics Commission may now be involved, but that information will not be made public unless a determination is made.
Doña Ana County health workers honored for vaccination efforts
“Champion” awards highlight their contribution to keeping New Mexicans healthy and safe
New Mexico Department of Health secretary out, governor’s health policy advisor in
A reason for Allen’s departure was not given in the news release provided by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office.
Child poverty measures tell two stories in New Mexico
Voices for Children recommends the state keep pushing forward on efforts to decrease child poverty in New Mexico.
