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Diane Denish | nm.news

200 days in, rural New Mexico hardest hit by Trump policies

emergency signage

Courts, Justice & Safety

Lawsuit: New Mexico patient dies after hospital ignores fall, internal bleeding

by Josh Lee, nm.news August 8th, 2025August 11th, 2025

Dr. David R. Johnson

Obituaries , Pueblos

Placitas has lost a dear friend

by Kevin Hendricks August 8th, 2025August 8th, 2025

Senator Luján toured the new Christus Regional Cancer Center and convened a listening session with hospital leadership, doctors, and stakeholders to hear their concerns regarding cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the Republicans’ Budget Betrayal.

Sen. Luján tours New Mexico communities, criticizes GOP budget cuts

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján has secured more than $12 million in federal funding for New Mexico projects focused on health care, workforce training and education through a committee-approved spending bill for fiscal year 2026.

Luján secures $12 million for New Mexico health, education projects

New Mexico residents are bracing for a dangerous heat wave this weekend, with temperatures expected to soar as high as 107°F across northern and southern regions of the state through Sunday.

Environment & Conservation, Pueblos

Extreme heat wave to scorch New Mexico this weekend

by nm.news August 7th, 2025August 7th, 2025

Stansbury introduces bill to protect Social Security Administration from federal cuts

New Mexico health officials are urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites as the peak season for West Nile virus approaches.

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

New Mexico reports first West Nile Virus case of 2025

by nm.news August 7th, 2025August 7th, 2025

Moriarty City Hall

Local Gov., Pueblos

Mayor Webb pledges reforms amidst Moriarty’s financial ‘mess’

by nm.news August 7th, 2025September 25th, 2025

A Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains clinic in Albuquerque

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

Federal judge protects New Mexico Planned Parenthood clinics from Medicaid funding cuts

by Kevin Hendricks August 7th, 2025August 7th, 2025

U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján convened a roundtable discussion Thursday with New Mexico public broadcasting leaders to address the devastating impact of federal funding cuts that will eliminate $5.8 million in annual support for stations across the state.

Heinrich, Luján warn public broadcasting cuts could cost lives in New Mexico

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez visits with people at disability service provider CARC, Inc., highlighting what he called the devastating impact of Medicaid cuts tied to the new Republican tax law. (Vasquez)

Rep. Vasquez warns of rural health crisis in Carlsbad visit, Slams GOP Medicaid cuts

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

State lawsuit escalates ‘forever chemical’ dispute with Air Force

by Josh Lee, nm.news August 5th, 2025August 5th, 2025

First Choice Community Health Care will host a "Got Shots" vaccination clinic from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at its Edgewood center, 7 Municipal Way.

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

Free back-to-school vaccinations available statewide in New Mexico this month

by nm.news August 5th, 2025August 5th, 2025

Sandia National Labs in Albuquerque

Sen. Heinrich leads fight to halt federal job cuts threatening New Mexico’s $9 billion lab economy

Cates

NM State Gov., Pueblos

Protecting New Mexico’s water supply and farming communities

by Kevin Hendricks August 5th, 2025August 5th, 2025

Pit at South Antelope Mine Douglas, Wyoming. 2020 Photo by Alan Nash.

Coal gets a boost as renewables are gutted

Chico Suave, Corrales' current Pet Mayor, is issuing a call to all area pets to consider running in the highly anticipated 2025 Pet Mayor election. Applications are now open for the esteemed position.

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

10 pets vie for Corrales mayor seat as Harvest Festival election enters voting phase

by Kevin Hendricks August 4th, 2025August 4th, 2025

nm.news | merritt hamilton allen

Opinion, Pueblos

Who owns… heat?

by Kevin Hendricks August 4th, 2025August 4th, 2025

Kirtland Air Force Base

New Mexico senators secure nearly $400 million for military bases, rural communities

Heritage Day

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

Letter to the editor: Preserving and protecting Corrales will take the Village

by Guest commentary August 4th, 2025August 4th, 2025

Eastern New Mexico Medical Center

Courts, Justice & Safety

Cancer spreads after hospital fails to inform patient of diagnosis

by Josh Lee, nm.news August 4th, 2025August 4th, 2025

Roundhouse

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

New Mexico reports first drop in syphilis rates since 2018, marking major public health win

by Kevin Hendricks August 1st, 2025August 1st, 2025

Heinrich bill targets New Mexico’s wildfire insurance crisis

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez. Vasquez found the Otero County Processing Center "bursting at the seams" with over 1,100 detainees in a facility designed for 1,089 people, with more than 80% having no criminal charges or convictions

Rep. Vasquez finds overcrowded ICE facility detaining mostly non-criminal immigrants

City Councilor and mayoral candidate Louie Sanchez

City Desk ABQ, Pueblos

Sanchez calls for APD to cooperate with federal agents after voting to preserve anti-cooperation law

by Pat Davis July 31st, 2025August 1st, 2025

Michelle Lujan Grisham

NM State Gov., Pueblos

Governor plans special session to shield New Mexicans from federal budget cuts

by Kevin Hendricks July 31st, 2025July 31st, 2025

Sen. Ben Ray Luján led Senate Democratic leadership Wednesday in introducing the "Protecting Health Care And Lowering Costs Act" to overturn provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" that President Donald Trump signed July 4. (Lujan)

Sen. Luján leads Democratic push to reverse health care cuts affecting 89,000 New Mexicans

Albuquerque Public Schools (APS)

New Mexico schools receive $44 million in released federal funds

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against Scalo Restaurant, alleging the Albuquerque establishment's male managers sexually harassed female employees and then retaliated against workers who complained about the abuse.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

Albuquerque restaurant facing lawsuit for sexual harassment, retaliation

by City Desk ABQ July 30th, 2025August 5th, 2025

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez, D-N.M., with constituents in Sunland Park. (Courtesy of U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez's Office)

Trade policy uncertainty stifles New Mexico manufacturing growth

Moriarty City Hall

Local Gov., Pueblos

Moriarty ignored repeated audit warnings before $5M budget overrun, financial chaos

by nm.news July 30th, 2025July 30th, 2025

U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) and Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) meet with local leaders in Ruidoso, July 11, 2025.

New Mexico senators join broad Democratic push for Gaza humanitarian aid expansion

Victor Rodriguez, who previously served as a lieutenant with the Sandoval County Sheriff's Office, told supporters at a campaign rally last weekend that he's running to become sheriff in the November 2026 election.

Pueblos, Westside

From controversy to candidacy: Former Belen police chief seeks Sandoval County’s top law enforcement job

by Kevin Hendricks July 29th, 2025August 4th, 2025

New Mexico students pursuing agriculture degrees will benefit from an East Coast fundraiser featuring the state's signature crop, as alumni organize a green chile roast event in the Washington, D.C., area to raise scholarship money while promoting the state's top-ranked chile industry.

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

New Mexico green chile roast returns to D.C. for student scholarships

by nm.news July 29th, 2025July 29th, 2025

Three local singer-songwriters will perform original compositions in August to raise funds for the Placitas Community Library, which relies on community events to supplement its operations

Placitas musicians to support community library through benefit concert

by Kevin Hendricks July 29th, 2025July 29th, 2025

nm.news | merritt hamilton allen

Opinion, Pueblos

The SNAP changes won’t be pretty. Because we’re not good at SNAP.

by Guest Commentary July 29th, 2025July 29th, 2025

New Mexico senators demand transparency on rural health fund as hospital closures loom

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

Snapchat faces legal battle in New Mexico over child exploitation allegations

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025

The New Mexico Spadefoot Toad is our official state amphibian. They can be found in all 33 New Mexico counties at elevations from 3,000 to over 8,500 feet. (Image by Sarah Beckwith, National Park Service)

Community Content, Pueblos

Toads, trails and transmitters: Placitas is buzzing

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Senator Pete Campos, D-Las Vegas

Opinion, Pueblos

Investing with purpose: Building New Mexico’s future

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Heinrich

Sen. Heinrich secures $69 Million for New Mexico projects, housing aid in Senate committee vote

Heinrich

Sen. Heinrich secures $69 Million for New Mexico projects, housing aid in Senate committee vote

Our Lady of Health church of Las Cruces.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

New lawsuits allege systemic abuse and concealment by Catholic Dioceses

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Ndidiamaka “Didi” Okpareke says she loves New Mexico and wants to be part of lifting the state that has given her multiple opportunities to meet its full potential. Okpareke is running as a Republican candidate for the 1st Congressional District seat in next year's election, challenging Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury.

Rio Rancho pharmacist running for House

by Kevin Hendricks July 25th, 2025July 25th, 2025

Housing & Homelessness, Opinion, Pueblos

Medicare 101

by Guest Commentary July 25th, 2025July 25th, 2025

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

University of New Mexico shooting leaves one dead, one injured with suspect still at large

by Kevin Hendricks July 25th, 2025July 25th, 2025

Local Gov., Pueblos

Moriarty could owe employees $18,000 in backpay and thousands in IRS fines

by nm.news July 24th, 2025September 25th, 2025

Pueblos, Westside

Polling places list approved, but perhaps not final

by Rodd Cayton July 24th, 2025July 24th, 2025

New Mexico Rep. pushes federal bill to prevent power line wildfires