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OPINION: New Mexico outperforms the nation in child poverty reduction

State tax policy lifts families out of poverty

Governor makes pitch for New Mexico to be granted early state status in 2028 presidential primary

Moving up state's primary election could also require change to current state law

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

ACLU, lawmakers say governor's policy to protect high-risk drug-exposed newborns hurts families

State Supreme Court asked to invalidate practice as 'unconstitutional'

OPINION: New Mexico is building the water infrastructure our future demands

With New Mexico facing statewide drought, governor urges communities to limit water use

Governor's Office says more than 360 wildfires recorded during first four months of 2026

State doles out $13 million for brackish water projects

Latest round of funding concludes $40 million appropriated during 2025 legislative session

OPINION: Propaganda and temper tantrums don't improve bad policy

Lujan Grisham heads to Japan again for trade mission

The governor will talk natural gas exports, quantum technologies with Japanese officials

OPINION: It's time to stop New Mexico's backdoor rulemakers

Governor not planning to pick sides in primary race to choose her successor 鈥� at least for now

Lujan Grisham says endorsing in Democratic showdown between Haaland, Bregman would be unfair

Governor calls universal childcare a workforce tool, says she鈥檚 鈥榗onfident鈥� it will survive legal challenge

As state-subsidized childcare debated on campaign trail, Lujan Grisham insists it鈥檚 not babysitting

Early voting set to begin in New Mexico amid uncertainty over semi-open primary's impact

Bernalillo County clerk says she's hopeful new system leads to increased voter turnout

Sparks fly after judge issues order in lawsuit targeting universal child care program

Gov. Lujan Grisham calls GOP candidate Duke Rodriguez a 'third-tier Republican candidate'

Governor issues order creating state energy council to study cost, reliability issues

JOURNAL EDITORIAL: Governor can cement her legacy with a short special session

Republican governor candidate files lawsuit targeting state's universal child care system

Duke Rodriguez alleges in lawsuit that Lujan Grisham administration overstepped its authority

As her tenure nears end, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signs off on hefty salary increases for staffers

Governor's spokesman says pay raises necessary as some top appointees start leaving for new jobs

Governor traveling to Spain to take part in cultural summit, business talks

Nine-day trip marks Lujan Grisham's latest travels abroad as New Mexico governor

Governor still weighing New Mexico's participation in federal education tax credit program

Republican lawmaker urges governor to join more than 20 others states that have opted in

After defunding saga, governor appoints new district attorney for McKinley County

Incoming DA John Bernitz has spent last six months as chief deputy under unusual arrangement

Texas House speaker wants lawmakers to look into annexing part of New Mexico

NM House speaker says he needs to 'get offline' and 'touch grass'

Governor, local leaders vote to build sports stadium, housing at fairgrounds

No decision was made about moving the annual event

OPINION: New Mexico should join the rest of the health care worker compacts this year

Could New Mexico United anchor state fairgrounds upgrade?

Consultants recommend a sports stadium as part of fairground master plan

Governor signs bill requiring student drivers to take course on bicyclist and pedestrian safety

Senate Bill 73 'is a good start to achieving safer roads,' Lujan Grisham says

New Mexico revenue collections dip amid economic slowdown

Lower-than-projected revenue levels could force state to tap cash reserves to balance budget

Governor signs education package on reading, math, teacher benefits

Bills target literacy and math instruction, create a state Office of Special Education, lower health insurance costs for teachers and increase teacher resident salaries

From discord to agreement, progress reported at CYFD

Both sides in 6-year-old foster care case say state compliance with reforms should endure beyond Dec. 31

Governor names Matt Broom interim New Mexico State Police chief

Broom takes over following Chief Troy Weisler鈥檚 departure; Capt. Bryan Waller named interim deputy chief

Longtime infrastructure engineer appointed acting NMDOT secretary

David Quintana has worked for the department for over two decades, most recently as Programs and Infrastructure Division director

State Police chief retires after 23 years

Troy Weisler will step down March 13 as the state prepares to name his successor

Audit finds CYFD misspent funding intended to expand behavioral health services for children

Agency disputes misspending allegation, but says it's implementing new internal controls

With funding infusion on tap, multistory office building next to Capitol set to move forward

Lawmakers appropriated $95 million for project in capital outlay bill awaiting final approval

New Mexico Legislature 2026: Which bills passed and which failed in the 30-day session

From crime bills to child care and road funding, here鈥檚 what lawmakers passed 鈥� and what got left on the Roundhouse cutting-room floor

OPINION: Every State Fairgrounds plan is good for the International District

OPINION: Deb Haaland promises greater affordability, but supports policies that increase the cost of living

Teachers, other public employees may not get annual raises, according to new state budget

1% cost-of-living raises stricken from latest draft of fiscal year 2027 budget

Contentious gun bill squeaks through committee after hours of debate

After five hours of emotional testimony and a 6-5 vote, New Mexico鈥檚 Stop Illegal Gun Act advances to House Judiciary amid fierce debate over gun rights and public safety

Governor appoints Susie Kimble as Do帽a Ana County commissioner

Kimble succeeds Shannon Reynolds, who resigned last year

New Mexico Transportation Secretary Ricky Serna to step down after legislative session

Outgoing DOT secretary has held several roles in Lujan Grisham administration

Senate passes gun bill after lengthy debate

Republicans, Democrats square off on issues of public safety and the Second Amendment as legislation heads to House

State Senate approves $92 million for State Fairgrounds project

Legislation now moves to the House for consideration

New Mexico's crowded field of candidates for governor comes into focus on filing day

Secretary of State's Office has until next Tuesday to certify eligibility of candidates