NM Supreme Court: Schools can be sued for discrimination
In a unanimous opinion issued Thursday, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled the New Mexico Human Rights Act includes public schools and universities as places of public accommodation. The decision means a lawsuit by Native American student McKenzie Johnson,
"Every other state has provided resources and funding to help secure the border, and my border has been absent of that," Rep.
James Cauthen, a 54-year-old fire chief with Coweta County Fire in Georgia, was shot and killed while helping drivers who hit ...
The world’s largest integrated quantum computing company announced plans to expand into New Mexico. Quantinuum’s new location ...
There are more than 1,700 miles separating Dillon County from New Mexico’s capital city, but officials in both communities ...
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham gave her annual State of the State address after lawmakers convened for the state's 60 ...
The Day of the Tread cycling event keeps rolling along and dolling out money to benefit organizations that serve New Mexico’s ...
As the 60-day legislative session begins, both parties agree on tackling crime and behavioral health issues head-on, with a ...
State lawmakers are set to convene Tuesday at noon for the regular, 60-day session of the New Mexico Legislature.
The group of people from different countries departed on Inauguration Day from Tapachula, Mexico, aiming to reach the U.S.
Approximately 64,673 people moved to New Mexico in 2023, while 64,917 moved out. This represents a net loss of 244 residents.
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New Mexico is a go-to state for women seeking abortions. A new court ruling helps it stay that wayThe unanimous opinion, in response to a request from state Attorney General Raúl Torrez, reinforces the state’s position as ...
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