NM Opens Grants for School Phone-Free Policies
New Mexico launches grant program to help schools curb student phone use, sparking debate on distraction, equity, and classroom culture.
New Mexico's Political Crossroads: What It Means for Regional News Archives
As New Mexico's political landscape shifts, regional news archives face new challenges and opportunities in preserving local history.
Trump's Recess Ultimatum: SAVE Act or No Break for Senate
President Trump's call to delay the Senate's August recess until the SAVE America Act passes sparks a debate on legislative urgency and political strategy in New Mexico.
New Mexico's Political Shifts Reshape Local News Archiving
Recent legislative changes and media trends are redefining how New Mexico's political news is preserved and accessed for the public record.
Trump Pushes Senate to Delay Recess for SAVE Act Vote
Former President Trump urges the Senate to postpone its August break until the SAVE America Act passes, sparking debate over election integrity and federal authority.
Why New Mexico Lags as National Death Rate Falls
The U.S. death rate is dropping, but New Mexico's decline lags behind. A regional analysis of healthcare, policy, and demographics.
National Death Rate Falls, but New Mexico Lags Behind
While the U.S. sees a historic dip in mortality, New Mexico's progress is uneven. Regional health disparities and policy choices explain the gap.
GOP Challenger Outraises Vasquez but Lags in Cash-on-Hand Race
A Republican challenger narrowly outraised New Mexico Rep. Gabe Vasquez last quarter, but the incumbent still holds a commanding cash-on-hand advantage.
GOP Challenger Outraises Vasquez, But Cash Gap Persists
Republican challenger outraises NM Rep. Vasquez in latest quarter, but the incumbent's cash-on-hand advantage signals a tough fight ahead.
New Mexico's Political Shift Reshapes Regional News Archive's Mission
As New Mexico's political landscape evolves, the Regional News Archive adapts to preserve a more complex, inclusive historical record for future generations.
ICE Arrests Surge: New Mexico Faces New Reality
Federal data shows ICE arrests in New Mexico have hit record levels, raising urgent questions about community trust, local economies, and the state's unique border identity.
New Mexico News Archive Navigates Digital Transition, Funding Challenges
The regional news archive is at a pivotal juncture as digitization efforts and policy shifts reshape how the state's political history is preserved.
Heinrich, Tribes Push for Rules on Prediction Markets
Senator Heinrich and New Mexico tribes call for federal oversight of prediction markets, citing risks to tribal sovereignty and election integrity.