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Tuesday, September 22, 2026
- TUES: Task force recommends New Mexico education department consider eliminating K-2 screen time, +More
- Advocates call for action after New Mexico's summer temps soared
- MON: New Mexico lawmakers warn of ‘urgent threat’ over federal nuclear oversight shortfall, + More
- Candidates for New Mexico governor outline plans for data centers
- Ballpark nachos: Stadium staple sports a spicy history, from Mexico to San Antonio and beyond
- National Hispanic Cultural Center presents two new exhibitions
- FRI: U.S. Supreme Court denies New Mexico Forward Party candidates’ appeal to appear on November ballot, + More
- New report digs into whether state investments in kids are paying off
- Studies link New Mexico drilling to radiation, air pollution, health risks
- THURS: New Mexico’s largest electric provider, private equity firm propose revised merger terms, + More
- WED: Public comment opens for planned New Mexico uranium mine as firm pledges not to leave behind ‘mess’ , +More
- “We forget” how to co-exist with bears
- National Voter Registration day spurs voter participation efforts
- Uranium mines pose first test for state-recognized Mount Taylor cultural landscape
- TUES: Google announces it is ‘exploring’ a potential data center in Lea County, + More
- New Mexico gubernatorial candidates respond to questions about food security
- MON: States, including New Mexico, sue Trump administration over new green card restrictions, + More
- Andre Lacerda Featured on Nob Hill News
- FRI: Santa Fe planning 17-mile pipeline to deliver wastewater to Rio Grande, + More
- THURS: New Mexico environmentalists host ‘people’s public hearing’ to decry Roadless protection removal, + More
- Groups raise awareness of proposal to pay New Mexico’s state lawmakers
- WED: Testimony begins in New Mexico trial against Facebook, + More
- Reducing stress and anxiety for students, parents, and teachers
- TUES: State lawmakers encourage expanding a farm program for at-risk youth, + More
- MON: Documents show NMHU administrators were aware of dangerous facilities, + More
- Cannabis retailers say a new state mandated system is losing them tens of thousands of dollars
- As 650 million gallons is released into the Rio Grande, here’s what researchers hope to learn
- FRI: Burning of Zozobra returns to Santa Fe's Fort Marcy Park, + More
- Another Albuquerque City Council district to pilot participatory budgeting
- What’s next for New Mexico’s largest school district