5 hrs ago | Business Journal
NM must educate workforce better to turn jobs picture around, panelists say
Commercial real estate leaders gathered in Albuquerque Monday to hear three panelists discuss the educational and economic picture in New Mexico and how it can be improved.
9 hrs ago | KOB-TV
NM judge poised to uphold law on private schools
A New Mexico judge appears poised to rule that the state can continue to pay for private school students' textbooks.
11 hrs ago | Las Cruces Sun-News
City grants De La Vega's small brewer's liquor license
In particular, the specialty beer for the Las Cruces restaurant just got wider distribution as the Las Cruces City Council unanimously approved the issuance of a small brewer's liquor license at Monday's council meeting, at City Hall.
15 hrs ago | Silver City Sun-News
WNMU bestows first President's Award honor
Several generations of the Moses family gather with the WNMU President's award, a replica artifact of a Mimbres water gourd, created by Silver City artists Pierre Nichols, a student of the Mimbres Culture, which native to Southwest New Mexico, and presented to the family by university president Dr.
20 hrs ago | The Daily Record
Commentary: Are you (fill in the blank) enough?
Latest to the question of whether a person is sufficiently identifiable as belonging to a particular demographic is Ted Cruz -- the conservative Texas senator who happens to be of Hispanic descent.
Yesterday | KOB-TV New Mexico
Help from New Mexicans already on the way to Okla.
The Red Cross may deploy volunteers to the area as early as tomorrow morning. For those looking for family members Regional CEO, Rahim Balsara said there is help on the web.
Insurers may have to dig deeper to fund NM high-risk medical pool
New Mexico's health insurance companies are going to have to come up with more money to cover about 1,500 critically ill people because the federal government has reneged on a guarantee to pay for their care, according to Jason Sandel, a board member of the New Mexico Medical Insurance Pool.
Mimbres Region Arts Council Receives 2013 Governor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts
Silver City's own Mimbres Region Arts Council was named as one of the recipients of the 2013 NM Governor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts: Governor Susana Martinez and the New Mexico Arts Commission have announced the seven artists and art supporters who will be recipients of the 2013 Governor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
In-state tourism expected to increase in 2013
More New Mexico residents will be hitting the road this summer and fall to destinations in the Land of Enchantment, according to the 2013 Garrity Perception Survey.
Their View: Join regents in rallying around new NMSU president
On May 6, the New Mexico State University Board of Regents selected Garrey Carruthers to lead our great university.
Their View: Son of murder suspect compelled to enter politics
Jack Volpato says the worst kind of politics led to his father being convicted of murder in one of New Mexico's most famous cases.
The story behind Albuquerque's big aluminum yucca
A huge aluminum yucca sculpture, appropriately titled "Aluminum Yucca," in the east mountains of Albuquerque along Interstate 40 and old Route 66 recently marked its 10th year of existence, reported the Albuquerque Journal .
PowerBall players flooding ticket lines
The record setting PowerBall jackpot up for grabs this weekend is at $600 million and counting with New Mexicans doing their part to fatten up that jackpot.
Ruben Navarrette: Finding the path on immigration
A couple of weeks ago, in a partisan jab, former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson accused Texas Sen.
TV 'Longmire' season 2 will premiere 'Memorial Day' 2013
The TV drama " Longmire " garnered the biggest TV ratings for the A&E cable network in the first TV season 2012.
N.M. civilian dies in Afghan blast
Family members have confirmed a New Mexican working as a military contractor was among 15 people killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan on Thursday.
Udall and Heinrich vote for Marketplace Fairness
In a rare bipartisan moment, something significant happened last week in the U.S. Senate, and New Mexico's two U. S. senators, Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich, helped to make it happen by voting to end the chaos and misunderstanding surrounding the sales tax and online purchases.
Uranium Resources Consolidates Offices for Efficiencies and Cost Reductions
Uranium Resources, Inc. today announced that it is focusing its technical resources at its existing offices in Colorado and reducing corporate overhead spend by closing its offices in Albuquerque, Crownpoint and Grants, New Mexico.
NM gets private grant to expand school programs
New Mexico is receiving a half million dollars from a Denver-based philanthropic group to expand programs that allow students to receive an associate degree from a college while attending high school.
Democrat Endean-Singh targets Congressman Pearce
Democrat Leslie Endean-Singh says jobs will be the centerpiece of her campaign for Congress in New Mexico's 2nd District.