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The two detectives — part of a unit that pursues the "worst of the worst" — had shot at nine people between them, leaving five dead, prior to a January run-in wit… Read moreAlbuquerque police detail fatal shooting of armed robbery suspect SANTA FE — A divided New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that emergency order
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Readers weigh in on schools, film and libraries
3+ hour, 58+ min ago (589+ words) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Misconceptions are overshadowing what’s working for New Mexico students Amira works with 5 million students worldwide, including tens of thousands of students right here in New Mexico. Most importantly, it's the only reading intervention validated for meaningful…...
Suicide falls to lowest rate in decades among New Mexicans
22+ hour ago (528+ words) Suicide rates dropped 19% in New Mexico between 2024 and 2025, according to preliminary data released by the New Mexico Department of Health on Thursday. This data marks the lowest single-year suicide rate in decades at 19.2 people per 100,000. “I think the open discussion…...
Proposed campus aims to keep young talent in New Mexico
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (812+ words) A new advanced manufacturing campus could come to unused Albuquerque Public Schools lots in the Sandia Science & Technology Park — a project its backers say could reshape New Mexico’s economic future. The proposed campus, built with money from public-private partnerships, will…...
Labor Day honors the New Mexicans who keep us going
6+ day, 28+ min ago (949+ words) set of labor day wallpapers Labor Day means something more than a three-day weekend, the unofficial end of summer and one last chance to fire up the grill. It’s set aside to honor people for something most of us spend…...
Poll: Many voters undecided on pay for NM lawmakers
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (961+ words) SANTA FE — A proposal to allow New Mexico legislators to be paid a salary is getting a positive reception among voters, a new Journal Poll found. But more than one-third of voters said they have still not decided whether to…...
How Albuquerque can build confidence beyond the headlines
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (619+ words) When I stepped into the role of executive director for the Economic Forum of Albuquerque, I made it my mission to ensure our organization continues to serve as a vital platform for delivering insights, igniting key conversations and inspiring collaboration…...
New Mexico should strengthen public records access
1+ week, 10+ hour ago (565+ words) This summer it took a formal request under the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act to obtain a blank form that a state agency's workers fill out routinely. IPRA is how New Mexicans see what their government is doing: Anyone…...
In Silver City, rapid community response to local data center proposal
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (1072+ words) SILVER CITY — Sometimes a news story breaks not on the front page or on TV, but in the classified ads. Grant County residents first learned of a proposed data center near them from a public listing recently published in the…...
Gary Johnson: Keep the Sandias public while respecting pueblo
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (866+ words) I have spent much of my life outdoors. I have climbed mountains around the world, but the Sandia Mountains are home. They are part of what makes Albuquerque such an extraordinary place to live, they are protected public lands and…...
Stansbury presses state on Project Jupiter water use
1+ week, 3+ day ago (834+ words) New Mexico’s water and environmental agencies responded to queries from U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury regarding a well supporting construction of Project Jupiter. Releasing the letter Wednesday, Stansbury — a Democrat representing New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District in the center of the state…...