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.

The Albuquerque Public Schools board approved the district’s largest budget to date on Wednesday, despite declining enrollment. The budget includes cuts to almost 300 full-time positions.

Provost, men's basketball coach placed on leave, other administrators are terminated

The newly renamed group, formerly the Recuerdo a Cesar Chavez Committee, honors Dolores Huerta and focuses on unity, youth engagement.

Green Data CEO previously said company would not build without community support.

New Mexico Highlands University President Neil Woolf has been removed from his post by the school’s Board of Regents amid faculty dissatisfaction.

New Mexico state Rep. Eleanor Chávez led more than 100 state lawmakers from nearly two dozen states in co-signing a letter to the U.S. Department of Labor to oppose a proposal that critics say would reclassify hundreds of thousands of Americans as contractors rather than employees.

Plaintiffs Duke Rodriguez and Aubrey Blair Dunn say the Republican Party is amplifying candidates it prefers, despite rules.

Attorneys for social media giant Meta said the company will consider pulling the plug on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram in the state of New Mexico if a judge sides with the state’s Department of Justice in a bench trial scheduled to start on Monday.

The bipartisan New Mexico House investigatory subcommittee tasked with documenting the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s activity at his Santa Fe County Zorro Ranch property has hired an Albuquerque law firm to assist in the investigation.