The Legislative Council Service, published the names of who funded each request this week. See who approved ones for Aggies ...

An overflow crowd gathered in San Juan County Commission chambers on Friday to witness history as Brenna Clani-Washinawatok, ...

Howie Morales is not going rogue. After issuing more than 30 executive orders since Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham left the state this month to lead a two-week trade mission to Asia, New Mexico's ...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's administration is shifting its approach to housing issues, moving a state Office of Housing from the Governor's Office to the state labor department and parting ways with ...

A dozen states – including New Mexico – sued the Trump administration in the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York on ...

His ministry touched countless lives, including many in New Mexico, where his message of inclusion resonated across our ...

Days after the suicide death of a foster teen living at an Albuquerque group home for boys, New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez announced an investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy — ...

After years of CYFD failures, lawmakers created an independent oversight office — but the governor slashed most of its funding, leaving the program scrambling to survive.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham abruptly thwarted tribal efforts to improve their children’s education when she pocket vetoed Senate Bill 13, which would have allowed tribes to operate public schools focu ...

HOSPITAL WITH GUNSHOT WOUNDS. GOVERNOR LUJAN GRISHAM SIGNING A BILL TO CREATE A POSITION FOR SOMEONE TO OVERSEE THE AGENCY IN CHARGE OF PROTECTING CHILDREN. BUT WHY IS SHE NOT ALLOWING IT TO BE ...

The law will allow any person legally able to work in the United States — including noncitizens — to become a police officer.

This week, we break down the approved state budget and bills Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vetoed. This week, we examine the state budget and some of the bills Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vetoed.