infrastructure

The 2023 legislative session is in full swing; with representatives and senators settling in and discussing bills. KUNM spoke with Gwyneth Doland, a political correspondent for New Mexico PBS, who was in Santa Fe this week talking to lawmakers about their priorities for this 60-day session and how it feels to be back in person.

The White House and U.S. Treasury have announced yet another round of funding to expand internet access in New Mexico and Colorado’s tribal and rural communities.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Wednesday cut a $10 million check to help fund Albuquerque’s Rail Trail project, which has been years in the making. Mayor Tim Keller said the state’s contribution means the project is now “a done deal,” though there are funds left to secure.

CARES Act money was distributed last year to keep businesses open during the pandemic, to help people pay rent, and even to help local governments stay…

U.S. Representative for New Mexico Deb Haaland faced questioning this week during her confirmation hearing for secretary of the interior. While questions…

Public transit ridership has been declining all around the United States for the last five years or so—even in the biggest cities. Experts say one big…

People who live in the International District say their corner of Southeast Albuquerque has long been neglected by the city government and lacks some…

For decades, people in a southeast Albuquerque district have been asking the city to light their dark streets. One neighborhood group eventually starting…

KUNM Call In Show 10/16 8a: A new water system for the Cebolleta Land Grant down South. A dam in Cabresto, near Taos. The new interchange at Paseo del…