Santa Fe Public Schools has launched an initiative using collectible trading cards to promote digital wellness among students. The campaign includes incentives like bicycles for finding rare redemption cards. District leaders say it blends fun with lessons on responsible technology use.
The District of New Mexico is hiring an Information Technology Supervisor based in Albuquerque or Las Cruces. Applications are open until filled, with priority given to those submitted by May 22.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed suit against Albuquerque over its immigration-related ordinances. City Councilor Dan Lewis responded with criticism toward Mayor Tim Keller’s approach on sanctuary policies.
Santa Fe County Fire Department is updating its Community Wildfire Protection Plan with an open comment period until May 24. Residents can review drafts online or join a webinar on May 20. Public input will help shape strategies for reducing wildfire risk.
Santa Fe County has expanded its free tire recycling program for all of May with support from state grants. Residents can also participate in scheduled green waste disposal days at select collection centers throughout the year.
In 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out an inspection of a tobacco company based in New Mexico.
Las Cruces Public Schools has released information about upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled for late May at New Mexico State University’s Pan American Center. Attendees are advised about parking options and security policies while those unable to attend can watch via livestream.
A Zuni woman has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after her infant daughter died from asphyxiation during co-sleeping. Authorities say Miranda Cachini faces up to eight years in prison at sentencing.
Las Cruces Public Schools is facing a network outage impacting email and family communications. Technology teams are working to resolve the issue while updates will be provided via official channels.
Las Cruces Public Schools has restored all network systems after a recent outage disrupted communications platforms like email. District technology teams resolved the issue swiftly. The school system serves around 23,000 students across multiple communities.