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Haaland vs. Hull: It's a horse race after all

Surprisingly to some, Journal Poll shows Democrat Deb Haaland leading Republican Gregg Hull by 6 points with 65 days until Election Day

OPINION: Talk of the Town

OPINION: Speak Up!

OPINION: NM Dems: Putting Politics Over New Mexicans

Holguin sworn in as Anthony's mayor amid controversy

Hits back with tort claim after accusations by predecessor

Do帽a Ana county commissioner resigns

Shannon Reynolds ends second term a year early

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

Albuquerque man to spend nearly one year in prison for threatening President Trump

Sweatshirt-gate? In Albuquerque, homeless residents in pro-Keller clothing sparks intrigue

New Mexico mentioned in Epstein email release

The candidates' plans to deliver on crime-fighting promises if elected mayor

Questions linger as officials ID man critically injured in Albuquerque home explosion

Three takeaways from Sen. Martin Heinrich鈥檚 roundtable with public land experts

Bernalillo County post-election audit champions transparency and accountability for voters

More than $200 million in federal dollars will come to New Mexico projects

Pueblo leaders want in-person consultation as BLM reconsiders Chaco oil ban

Students, educators talk campus safety at annual summit. Here鈥檚 what they had to say.

Town of Taos renames Kit Carson Park to Red Willow Park

New Mexico lawmakers introduce bills to repeal US Senate payout provision

鈥楴ew Mexico is not a poor state鈥�: Meg Whitman, former eBay CEO, calls for state to rewrite its narrative

As Albuquerque runoff election approaches, Uballez still withholding Keller endorsement

Santa Fe Mayor-elect Michael Garcia has plans to reshape city 鈥� and the mayor鈥檚 office

Leger Fern谩ndez, senators critical of Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak claims office

New Mexico congressional delegation opposed to shutdown deal

The teachers union retook control of the APS board. Here's a glimpse of what could change

Government shutdown becomes longest in history

Albuquerque mayoral race heads to runoff in test of city鈥檚 direction

Democrats sweep Tuesday鈥檚 off-year elections

Taos, Santa Fe voters elect new local political leaders

Trump's strength, Democrats' message and the shutdown effect. What to watch on Election Day 2025

Poll workers ready for Election Day, after lukewarm early voting turnout

New Mexico and other states are spending millions supplementing SNAP. Will they be reimbursed?

New Mexico braces for SNAP delays, governor calls for end to shutdown

Lujan Grisham appoints new director of the Office of African American Affairs

Health care still top of mind for New Mexico congressional delegation as shutdown enters week four

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

Federal agency responsible for nuclear weapons furloughs employees for first time during a shutdown

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

How does the federal government shutdown affect New Mexico鈥檚 economy?

New Mexico opens economic office in Mexico City, aiming to boost cross-border relations

November SNAP benefits could be delayed for New Mexicans

Governor candidates rake in hefty campaign finance hauls as 2026 approaches

'Muted excitement': New Mexicans express relief, skepticism over Middle East peace deal

Stage is set for Albuquerque Public Schools board race

Alex Uballez seeks better implementation of 'good ideas' in bid to be ABQ mayor

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

Albuquerque among cities targeted in ICE鈥檚 $6.5 million ad blitz to bolster Trump鈥檚 mass deportation effort

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

'Forever chemical' cleanup timelines pushed back at New Mexico Air Force bases

Southern New Mexico congressman running for a third term

Albuquerque cracks down on kratom sales, confiscating thousands of products

Department of Energy terminates $135 million in funding for New Mexico projects

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

Journal Poll: Majority of voters think city is doing a poor job at handling homelessness

What does the federal government shutdown mean for New Mexico?

Lawmakers convene for 2025 New Mexico special session: Photos

Governor endorses former Taos mayor for return to office

Government shutdown begins as nation faces new period of uncertainty