New Mexico legislature approves $1.5 billion transportation bond to tackle road challenges
A bipartisan bill authorizing $1.5 billion in a transportation bond was passed at the legislative level and received ...
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MDOT: Cable barriers along highways doing their job
Highway crashes amid slick conditions put Michigan Department of Transportation’s cable barriers to the test season after ...
First Native American district court judge named to San Juan and McKinley Counties
A Farmington attorney and a member of the Navajo Nation will be the first Native American to serve as a district court judge in San Juan and McKinley County. Brenna ...
Immigration rights advocates push for immigration public safety policies across New Mexico
Local leaders and advocates are calling for stronger statewide protections for immigrant communities. At a press conference, ...
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House committee approves new paid family and medical leave proposal
Lawmakers and advocates all agree paid time off would be a fantastic benefit, but crafting a program all those groups can ...
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New bill could help solve cold cases in New Mexico
House Bill 340 would allow police to enter the DNA of a suspect who died before being charged into the federal DNA system, ...
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New Mexico Senators file opposing immigration bills
Senators have filed two competing bills in the Legislature around how cities and counties should use resources in aiding ...