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Cracked under pressure: Why does it take months for the City to fix cracks in your street?

by Jesse Jones 1 week ago

NM Legislature committee

As more New Mexico hospitals become owned out-of-state, legislators debate how to improve local care

by Alex Ross 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

A New Mexico family has reached a settlement with the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, the UNM Medical Group and the State of New Mexico following a lawsuit that alleged a patient suffered injuries and died due to hospital negligence while receiving medical care.

Corporate Responsibility

Family receives $275,000 in UNM Hospital negligence case

by Josh Lee, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

Ralph Martinez, a member of the inaugural Bernalillo High School graduating class of 1953, will be grand marshal for the BHS Homecoming parade, which takes place Wednesday along Camino del Pueblo. (Courtesy photo)

Ralph Martinez, class of ’53, leads Bernalillo High homecoming parade

by Rodd Cayton, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

Rio Rancho City Hall. (City of Rio Rancho)

Rio Rancho City Council to consider $25 million water bond issue

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

Moriarty City Hall

Moriarty City Council to fill mayor position after Webb’s Resignation

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

The Placitas Community Library will host author Magdalena Donahue for a presentation on her latest book, "Roadside Geology of New Mexico," at 2 p.m. Oct. 11 in the Gracie Lee Community Room.

Placitas library to host geology book talk by New Mexico author

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 7, 2025

Casa Rosa Food Pantry is seeking $25 donations from each Placitas resident during October to support neighbors facing food insecurity.

Food pantry launches community fundraiser in Placitas

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news 1 week agoOctober 6, 2025

State Rep. Day Hochman-Vigil (D-ABQ)

New Mexico Legislature #nmleg, New Mexico Statewide News

Governor still deliberating on vaccine bill passed by legislature

by Pat Davis 1 week ago

New Mexico lawmakers have allocated $5.9 million to support public television and radio stations statewide after Congress eliminated federal funding for public broadcasting. The state funding includes $1.7 million specifically for New Mexico PBS, which faced an 18% budget cut totaling $1.7 million for fiscal year 2026 due to the congressional rescission vote, according to Franz Joachim, general manager and CEO of New Mexico PBS.

New Mexico allocates $5.9 million to public broadcasting after federal funding cuts

by NM Political Report 1 week agoOctober 6, 2025