Tag: legislature

Lawmakers review bills to boost student teacher pay, fund graduate education and curb school restraints

See what other education bills legislators are considering

OPINION: Punitive damages aren’t a windfall —they’re a safeguard

Albuquerque leaders ask Legislature for millions to solve several key issues

As the session approaches, local leaders have asked for funding for public safety, homelessness and quality of life solutions

New Mexico health officials urge hepatitis B vaccines for infants despite federal shift

Top New Mexico energy official to step down from Cabinet-level post

Supreme Court to hear state's argument to remove McKinley County DA

'A heart for the people': former state senator, labor secretary Clinton Harden Jr. dies

The State Investment Council manages New Mexico’s multibillion-dollar fund. Its leader says more staff is needed.

Lujan Grisham signs bill allowing New Mexico to set its own vaccine guidelines

Lujan Grisham has two weeks to act on bill allowing state to set its own vaccine guidelines

OPINION: New Mexico Senate showed bipartisan cooperation is alive in one Statehouse

Lawmakers approve $17 million plan to shield New Mexicans from health insurance hikes

Lawmakers convene for 2025 New Mexico special session: Photos

Special session set to begin at Roundhouse: Here's what's at stake

Trial for former APS employee and majority NM House leader delayed until next year

Santa Fe bomb threat mentioned 'MAGA'

Contractors warn road funding shortfall could cost 61,000 jobs in New Mexico

New CYFD secretary says she's committed to bringing stability amid choppy waters

Governor says pared-back special session part of deal with top Democratic legislators

State Land Office seeks to improve geothermal lease process through new proposed rule

CYFD Secretary Teresa Casados to retire, marking latest turnover in key agency

Governor announces special session focused on federal budget cuts to start Oct. 1

Governor's Office defends another round of salary increases for senior staffers

Sparks fly at legislative hearing on ICE detention facilities

GOP legislators laud conditions at Otero County immigration detention facility

UNM and NMSU athletic directors team up for presentation to legislative committee

Revenue forecast: NM took in $390 million more last year than previously projected

These security improvements could be coming to UNM on heels of July shooting

New Mexico officials say federal cuts will probably deepen children and senior hunger

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From sensors to near-space technology, Los Alamos Demo Day showcases developing tech

New Mexico stays the course in climate change regulation policies amid federal priority shifts

New Mexico scientist says Mars mission to find ancient life could be defunded

Legislative panel recommends dismissal of complaint against top NM Senate Democrat

Governor plans to add ICE-related legislation to NM special session agenda

UNM plans major medical school expansion aimed at addressing physician shortage

Ethics subcommittee considers repercussions for Sen. Mimi Stewart 'screaming at' staffer, calling her 'stupid'

NM lawmakers' addresses removed from website as precaution amid security concerns

Top New Mexico lawmakers say they'll take deliberate approach to federal budget bill

State Sen. Harold Pope Jr. enters lieutenant governor race, setting up primary showdown

State Land Office nets record $56M in July oil and gas leases after new royalty rate takes effect

NM Supreme Court rules venue shopping not allowed in state civil rights lawsuits

NM officials warn of hospital closures, job losses as federal bill advances

State Investment Council: It's time for a pay raise. How about $122K more annually?

NM begins work on medical psilocybin program, with new law set to take effect

Gallup district attorney files Supreme Court challenge over defunding of office

Showdown brewing after lawmakers' defunding of Gallup District Attorney's Office

Countdown to clean fuels: New Mexico targets 2026 for new standards

Here's what federal funding cuts could come to NM K-12 education

'Put this thing to rest': Legislators look to help PED on Yazzie-Martinez compliance

As U.S. Senate weighs reconciliation bill, NM lawmakers dig into funding implications

State officials launch probes into possible misuse of disaster relief funds by Mora County

More than 90,000 NM residents could lose Medicaid benefits under U.S. House plan

NM pension fund 'on right path' despite growing unfunded liability

State searching for new broadband office director after personnel shake-up

Families, advocates gather for MMIP Day at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

With eye on Congress, top NM lawmakers create new panel to study federal funding

Gov.'s administration tabs veteran health care official to lead implementation of new law