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Let鈥檚 Talk New Mexico 8/26 8 am: Thousands of people are fleeing Afghanistan since the Taliban鈥檚 takeover and Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has鈥� -
Lyla June Johnston is spending the first week of the legislative session in Santa Fe fasting to bring attention to climate crisis. The 30-year-old鈥� -
The state Supreme Court decided that there鈥檚 still a way for Gov. Susana Martinez and lawmakers to work out their differences during a special session, so鈥� -
Governor Susana Martinez this week promised that higher education will get its funding back in a special session she鈥檒l call soon. That鈥檚 after university鈥� -
Democrats regained control of New Mexico鈥檚 House of Representatives during the election. They met over the weekend, and former minority leader Brian Egolf鈥� -
Local Democratic victories were overshadowed by bleak numbers dribbling in for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton last night at an event in鈥�
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An House bill aimed at bringing New Mexico driver鈥檚 licenses into compliance with the federal REAL ID Act is advancing in Santa Fe. It would allow people鈥� -
Most New Mexicans think their state government is full of bad apples. The problem is, it鈥檚 really hard to tell which ones are good for us鈥攁nd which ones鈥� -
Despite the vocal support of a group of religious leaders, a legislative panel decided on a party-line vote Wednesday to set aside two proposals (HB 24鈥� -
Creating jobs is one of lawmakers鈥� top priorities this legislative session and dozens of proposals have already been introduced. Many of them will require鈥�
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