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The grand opening of Raices Sagradas Community Farm in Albuquerque’s South Valley on Oct. 24 marked the culmination of years of work and planning. Operating on a property that was once an illegal dumping ground, the farm is designed for long-term climate resilience and community education.
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Dolores Huerta, the co-founder of the United Farmworkers, born in Dawson, New Mexico, died on Wednesday. Democratic leaders set up the ofrenda to honor Huerta’s life and work.
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James Ellison is the Republican candidate for State Treasurer, challenging incumbent Democrat Laura Montoya.
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With Election Day coming up on Nov. 3rd, the Native American Rights Fund is deploying volunteers to communities with high Native populations, including New Mexico, to support Native voters casting their ballots.
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The candidates for New Mexico State Auditor couldn’t be any more different. Whoever is elected will oversee the financial compliance and accountability of over 1000 government entities.
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A rain-soaked swath of the Southwest U.S. braced for the possibility of additional flooding as crews in New Mexico scoured evacuated neighborhoods Sunday for dead animals, downed power lines and other hazards left behind by receding floodwaters.
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Hundreds of people have lost power and been told to stay out of their homes amid flooding in the Four Corners area of the U.S. Southwest. Heavy rain since Wednesday has stranded people on rooftops and led to hundreds of rescues, including some by helicopter. Rivers in Colorado and New Mexico have receded from record levels.
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Democratic incumbent Attorney General Raúl Torrez is running for reelection against Republican challenger Sam Kane. Torrez was born in New Mexico, attended Harvard University and eventually got his law degree from Stanford University before working for the U.S. Department of Justice and being elected Bernalillo County District Attorney. He says his experience puts him ahead of his challenger, and his track record as an active litigator speaks to his effort for New Mexicans.
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Sam Kane, a personal injury lawyer living in Las Cruces with more than two decades experience is running as a Republican against democratic incumbent Raúl Torrez for Attorney General. He says if elected he would focus on crime and public safety first, and keep his attention at a more local level as opposed to more salient national issues.
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New Mexico Attorney general Raúl Torrez announced Wednesday that his office is suing two longtime associates of Jeffrey Epstein, his attorney Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn, accusing the men of helping facilitate and cover up sexual abuse and human trafficking.
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Historically, New Mexico has had one of the nation's latest primary election dates but a big change is coming in 2028.
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Last month Zuni Pueblo and the Navajo Nation experienced catastrophic flooding. Unfortunately a new report shows that’s not uncommon. Natural disasters caused more than $4 billion in damages to tribal communities across the nation over a ten-year period. But there’s a shortfall in economic support from the federal government to address these impacts.