Vasquez backs bill protecting access to abortion medication
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez announced support for legislation protecting access to medication abortion on the fourth anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.
New Mexico judge dismisses Project Jupiter data center lawsuit, but offers chance to re-file
A New Mexico judge dismissed a Las Cruces resident’s Project Jupiter lawsuit without prejudice, giving him another chance to file an amended complaint.
El Camino Real mural showcase set for June 26 in Las Cruces
A June 26 mural showcase at El Changarro Mesquite Street Gallery will feature artists selected for the El Camino Real Heritage & Art Trail project.
NMSU research targets water, biomedical research and nuclear safety
NMSU highlighted research programs addressing New Mexico challenges, including water management, biomedical training and nuclear safety monitoring.
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Rural New Mexico film spending hits record $55.7M under state incentive
New Mexico film productions spent a record $55.74 million in rural Uplift Zone communities during fiscal year 2026, according to the New Mexico Film Office.
New Mexico public defenders, experts warn lawmakers of extreme caseloads, understaffing
New Mexico public defenders warned lawmakers that understaffing, low contract pay and excessive caseloads are straining the state’s criminal defense system.
Las Cruces names Josie Treviño assistant finance director
The City of Las Cruces has named Josie Treviño as assistant director of finance after more than 17 years of accounting experience.
Meeting to decide Democratic lieutenant governor candidate at least a month out
New Mexico Democrats will wait at least a month before choosing a replacement for Maggie Toulouse Oliver as the party’s lieutenant governor nominee.
Woman found naked in bathtub after Mesilla burglary report
Christi Marie Poston, 46, was charged after authorities said deputies found her naked in a bathtub while responding to a burglary report at a Mesilla home.
New Mexico offers ag businesses up to $15,000 to hire interns
New Mexico agricultural businesses can apply for reimbursement funding to hire paid interns through the state’s Agricultural Workforce Development Program.
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