Jeri Clausing
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AP
Following implementation of new rules - and an unsuccessful challenge to those rules - in 2025, state regulations of "produced water" will go before public review again.
Anya Magnuson
The Santa Fe International Literary Festival begins this Friday and among the authors on the schedule is Navajo Nation Poet Laureate Jake Skeets. KUNM spoke with Jake Skeets, who just released his sophomore collection of poems titled “Horses.” It explores the meaning of the end of the world through a Navajo lens, and Skeets said he started writing it during the pandemic while teaching at Dine College in Arizona.
Good Eye Might
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Flickr
Joshua Bowling
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Source New Mexico
Joshua Bowling
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Source New Mexico
Let's Talk New Mexico
Matika Wilbur
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Joy Harjo authors page
What is it about New Mexico that inspires so many poets?
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The United States Bureau of Land Management on Monday formally cancelled the so-called “Public Land Rule,” which required the agency to consider conservation and development equally in land-use decisions for millions of acres across the West. -
Getting summoned for jury duty can stir a lot of emotion and uncertainty for many people. But an updated juror orientation video is designed to help New Mexicans better understand the jury service process, and why it’s so important.
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