- — Texas case could change adoption rules for Native American children, and undercut tribal rights
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at 11/22/22 5:25pmThe U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a lawsuit challenging the preferences Native American families are given under the Indian Child Welfare Act.- — Owners of Gila Hike and Bike shop killed in head-on collision outside Deming
- at 10/31/22 2:43pmAlex Olsen and Martyn Pearson of Silver City were killed in a head-on vehicle crash on a two-lane highway northeast of Deming.
- — FBI investigates antisemitic mail, suspicious powder sent to New Mexico advocacy group
- at 10/28/22 5:42pmThe FBI confirmed it is investigating a report from a Santa Fe-based environmental advocacy group that it received mail containing antisemitic imagery.
- — Biden to travel to New Mexico days before midterm election
- at 10/27/22 1:12pmPresident Joe Biden is set to travel to New Mexico next week, days before the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
- — GO Bond 2 would provide funding for libraries
- at 10/27/22 8:54amAt around $19 million, if approved it would be the largest ever statewide library bond.
- — 'Little Miss Nobody' Sharon Lee Gallegos laid to rest in Tularosa 62 years after death
- at 10/26/22 3:24pmSharon Gallegos was kidnapped at age 5 in Alamogordo and her remains were found days later but unidentified for 62 years.
- — Constitutional Amendment 3 could change judicial elections
- at 10/25/22 5:28pmOne of the constitutional amendments on the ballot this year concerns appointed judges.
- — Constitutional Amendment 2 would revise New Mexico's anti-donation clause
- at 10/25/22 5:08pmIf it passes, the Legislature would have to pass legislation to roll it out, allowing for more public input and deliberation.
- — The push to tap NM's Land Grant Permanent Fund for education
- at 10/25/22 4:45pmNew Mexico is mandated to reform its education system and made financial gains to meet a court order, but advocate groups want a greater commitment.
- — January trial cancelled as Rio Grande Compact states move to settle Texas v. New Mexico case
- at 10/25/22 4:18pmTexas, New Mexico and Colorado put forward a "carve out" settlement, despite objections of the U.S. and local water districts.
- — The first and only debate between Herrell and Vasquez is tonight. Here's how to watch.
- at 10/21/22 10:53amThe 30-minute debate will begin at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
- — Jacob Candelaria resigns from New Mexico Senate; Maestas wants his seat
- at 10/20/22 9:44amState Sen. Jacob Candelaria announced Wednesday he would be resigning from the New Mexico State Senate, two years before his term was slated to end.
- — New Mexico braces for confrontational poll watchers
- at 10/19/22 4:02pmSecretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver said she is aware of efforts to recruit poll challengers by people who believe the process is rigged.
- — Court issues injunction against New Mexico Civil Guard
- at 10/19/22 9:44amA district court judge found that the informal group's former leader destroyed evidence and granted a default judgement.
- — New Mexico to start community solar projects in March, targeting low-income communities
- at 10/19/22 5:28amCommunity solar is a way of increasing access to renewable energy as state leaders hope to increase lower carbon sources of power and reduce pollution.
- — Dems rally in Las Cruces over abortion access amid counter-protest
- at 10/16/22 1:11pmDemocrats hoped to impart a message that the general election is about the right to vote and access abortions during a rally Saturday.
- — Hot pursuit: Dozens have died in high-speed chases instigated by U.S. Border Patrol agents.
- at 10/15/22 6:03amAn 'untenable' situation on the border: U.S. citizens, migrants and bystanders killed in high-speed Border Patrol pursuits
- — New Mexico man who walked away from single-vehicle crash fatally struck by SUV
- at 10/14/22 1:51pmNew Mexico State Police are investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle Oct. 13 near Lovington.
- — 'Citizens have the right to vote': New Mexico Attorney General, Secretary of State issue election advisory
- at 10/14/22 5:06amThe state's top elections and law enforcement officers issued the information to inform voters and publicize rules about polling places.
- — Race to manage state land brings up clashing opinions on oil and gas industry
- at 10/13/22 3:26pmNew Mexico voters will decide between Stephanie Garcia Richard, Jefferson Byrd and Larry Marker for New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands.
- — Low-income New Mexicans may not know about law protecting them from medical bill collections
- at 10/12/22 3:19pmA 2021 law protects New Mexicans below a certain income threshold from lawsuits and collections proceedings over medical bills.
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