To reach Saturn鈥檚 moon, NASA needed a new heat shield. Sandia had the only place in the US to test it. A field of sun-tracking mirrors concentrated sunlight to 4,500 degrees
ECONOMY For deaf workers in New Mexico, a long road to closing an employment gap New local workforce development initiative aims to improve hiring outcomes through training, job placement
ECONOMY Santa Ana Pueblo, Lescombes partner on grape cultivation Five-year collaboration will expand grape production at Tamaya Vineyard
LOCAL GOVERNMENT Sandoval County Commission requests assessor's resignation Tax official argues all county officials should be scrutinized under commission's reasoning
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HEALTHCARE Trump administration targets 3 New Mexico hospitals over pricing transparency Hospitals are part of more than 500 facilities nationwide that received warnings
HEALTHCARE Lovelace Health System cuts dozens of roles, citing 鈥榗hallenging policy environment鈥� Positions make up nearly 2% of the workforce and primarily consist of administrative, support roles
RETAIL In Los Alamos, a co-op bet on lower prices. Customers came back. Under a new general manager, Los Alamos Cooperative Market鈥檚 daily sales have climbed from $5,000 to $8,000
WINDOW SHOPPING 鈥楪rand but cozy鈥� home with one of Silver City鈥檚 top price tags hits the market The 10-acre property is available for nearly $2.4 million
REAL ESTATE Loyola鈥檚 property lists for sale, bringing impending end to iconic sa国际传媒官网网页入口 diner The building, featured in 鈥楤reaking Bad鈥� and 鈥楤etter Call Saul,鈥� hit the market in February
BUSINESS Longtime New Mexico Restaurant Association CEO to retire Carol Wight, who will step down at year鈥檚 end, said serving in the role has been 鈥榯he honor of my professional life鈥�
BUSINESS sa国际传媒官网网页入口 financial institution DreamSpring appoints new CEO Charles McElrath starts in the role Monday
RETAIL Rain or shine, sa国际传媒官网网页入口 golfers can tee it up at high-tech indoor club Golf Envy opened its first New Mexico location over the weekend
SMALL BUSINESS How an Espa帽ola cleaner became New Mexico鈥檚 top small business owner Performance Maintenance Inc. started as a side hustle 鈥� now, it employs more than 200 people and services one of the state鈥檚 major labs
BUSINESS Local credit unions warn members as fraud cases rise across New Mexico Credit Union Association of New Mexico has launched a statewide campaign to help residents avoid scams
ECONOMY As teen jobs hit historic lows, Dion鈥檚 keeps the 鈥榟elp wanted鈥� sign up Report predicts only 790,000 summer jobs this year, one of the lowest tallies on record
RETAIL Boot company Lucchese to reopen Santa Fe Plaza shop Company made updates to store鈥檚 interior, added new amenities
ENERGY Urenco to expand uranium enrichment plant in southeastern New Mexico National Enrichment Facility in Eunice is the nation鈥檚 only facility that enriches uranium for nuclear fuel
ENERGY BernCo Commission to weigh $1.2 billion in IRBs for solar project A New York developer wants to construct the new energy facility on sa国际传媒官网网页入口鈥檚 West Side
NEWS State puts record $4.5 million toward outdoor youth programs after overwhelming demand last year The Outdoor Equity Fund will begin accepting applications July 1
REAL ESTATE State Land Office seeks developers for sa国际传媒官网网页入口 properties aimed at affordable housing The office is accepting proposals through July 6 for parcels spread across the city
HEALTHCARE Presbyterian Healthcare Services to drop most Medicare Advantage plans, cut 150 jobs CEO Rishi Sikka says the moves are 鈥榩roactive鈥� decisions to increase access to care
ENERGY PNM files to replace coal power with renewables while pushing to extend natural gas Utility made the request to state regulators on Monday to comply with the Energy Transition Act
REAL ESTATE Historic Bliss Building nears 鈥榟eart-wrenching鈥� end as city greenlights demolition The building, home to Lindy鈥檚 Diner, had partially collapsed in late April
1960-2026 Mark Tobiassen, popular sa国际传媒官网网页入口 business coach, dies at 65 He was a co-owner of the ActionCoach鈥檚 New Mexico franchise
ECONOMY New report lays out New Mexico鈥檚 bid to build a high-tech economy Space, quantum computing and advanced manufacturing among sectors identified as drivers of long-term growth
ENERGY State Land Office hears praise, pushback on tougher oil and gas bonding rules Proposal would sharply raise cleanup bonds companies must post before extracting oil and gas on state lands
HEALTHCARE New Mexico company sees opening in medical isotope production Eden Radioisotopes鈥� proposed Eunice plant could produce materials used in imaging, cancer therapies
RETAIL How a New Mexican became the country鈥檚 largest Domino鈥檚 franchisee Roswell鈥檚 Brian Bailey started as a delivery driver more than 40 years ago 鈥� now, he owns 160 locations
BUSINESS Virgin Galactic mission to study menstruation in microgravity The OP-01 mission will launch next year from Spaceport America, aiming to unlock new insights for astronauts
ECONOMY Outdoor recreation business alliance relaunches with local 鈥楽hark Tank鈥� alum at the helm New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Business Alliance aims to give 鈥榖ack more to its members than it takes鈥�
BUSINESS Sunward to open Uptown sa国际传媒官网网页入口 branch Company attracted to area that is 鈥榞rowing fast,鈥� and eyeing a fall opening
HEALTHCARE New Mexico expands loan repayment program in push to close doctor shortage Participants will get $75,000 annually for student debt relief over four years
ENERGY Solar projects break ground in NW New Mexico near shuttered coal plant The two utility-scale projects will supply carbon-free power to Los Alamos County, Meta鈥檚 data center operations
HEALTHCARE Lovelace, Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico reach 4-year deal, averting coverage disruption Agreement ensures roughly 79,000 Lovelace patients with BCBSNM insurance can continue accessing health system鈥檚 services at in-network rates
