GovernmentCity of Raton releases ICIP FY2026-FY2030 project summary
The City of Raton has published its Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan project summary for fiscal years 2026-2030. The document outlines priorities for future infrastructure projects in the community.
BusinessWyatt DeMulling named assistant coach for UNM men’s tennis
NewsU.S. Supreme Court approves Rio Grande water settlement ending 13-year dispute
Non-profitUNM anthropology professor to depart after 18 years of research and leadership
GovernmentBicentennial Toddler Pool temporarily closed due to boiler malfunction
NewsAttorney General files lawsuits against two counties over ICE agreements
GovernmentNew Mexico ranks 34th in total value of VA home loans issued during Q1
BusinessLobos football team secures at least eight national television games for 2026 season
Non-profitUNM community honors President Garnett S. Stokes ahead of retirement
GovernmentSanta Fe launches fare-free Sundays pilot program on city buses this summer
Conference USA announces kickoff times and TV schedule for 2026 football season
Conference USA has released its full television schedule and kickoff times for the upcoming football season featuring New Mexico State Aggies' five night games and several national broadcasts…
New Mexico Supreme Court clarifies exceptions in public records law
The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that an investigative report about a former Albuquerque Public Schools superintendent must be released under state law with certain exceptions for…
Samuel and Kiplagat qualify for NCAA Outdoor 10K final at West Regionals
Habtom Samuel and Evans Kiplagat have qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships' 10,000m final following performances at regionals. Matthew Endrody advanced from his heat in the men's 1,500…
Supreme Court rules on subpoena power before wrongful death lawsuits are filed
The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that personal representatives cannot issue subpoenas before filing wrongful death lawsuits. The decision clarifies procedures under the state's Wrongful Death Act…
Central Consolidated School District announces free summer meals for children at eight sites
Central Consolidated School District will provide free summer meals for children ages 1–18 at eight sites starting June 1. The program runs in two sessions throughout June and…