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U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) introduced a bipartisan bill Friday that would prevent members of Congress from including public land selloffs in unrelated budget bills, a tactic that congressional Republicans unsuccessfully used last year to try to dispose of thousands of acres of federal land in Utah and Nevada.

New Mexico officials called on federal officials to do more to protect the state’s livestock and wildlife in the wake of the first confirmed case of a parasitic fly in neighboring Texas Wednesday — the first incursion of New World screwworm in the U.S. in decades.

State to look into concerns of 'systemic failures' in procurement, contracting, financial management and governance.

New Mexico Tech President Michael Jackson in a campuswide email Tuesday wrote that university leaders and the Canadian developer pitching a 10,000-acre data center and solar array have jointly agreed that the proposal is “not the right path at this time.”

The New Mexico Department of Justice on Monday announced its agents had arrested a San Miguel County landowner whom Attorney General Raúl Torrez had previously accused of building “traps” and threatening fishermen along the Pecos River for nearly three years.

Teachers union president expects AI use to enter into contract negotiations.

Contested document pertains to former Superintendent Winston Brooks' resignation in 2014.

Curry County Sheriff said he stands behind decision to maintain 287(g) agreement.

Diné activist says Energy Fuels doesn’t understand Mount Taylor’s sacredness.

Providers of home health care for New Mexico veterans are continuing to advocate against newly lowered federal compensation rates for providing such care.