Latest News from the State of New Mexico

The New Mexico Higher Education Department announced $10 million in new investments to expand childcare infrastructure on college and university campuses statewide, strengthening support for students, families and campus communities.

The New Mexico Higher Education Department announced $10 million in new investments to expand childcare infrastructure on college and university campuses statewide, strengthening support for students, families and campus communities.

Santa Fe - We need your help coming up with a name for a New Mexico roadway feature, the Advanced U-turn. As part of the ongoing improvements along the I-25 corridor at Comanche Road and Montgomery Boulevard, new...

The New Mexico Department of Health is alerting the public to stop use of any Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic infant formula products immediately after the product was linked to three infant hospitalizations and recalled nationwide.

SANTA FE — The Department of Public Safety (DPS) today announced the appointment of Fabian M. Valdez as the new director of the New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy. Valdez was selected following an extensive and highly competitive search process that spanned more than...

Santa Fe – New Mexico’s per‑capita pedestrian fatality ranking dropped from No. 1 to No. 9 in 2025, marking the state’s first time out of the top five since 2016. According to the 2025 Governors Highway Safety...

SANTA FE – New Mexico’s historic $1.5 billion transportation bonding program is officially underway with the first $220 million bond sale closing June 30, launching major infrastructure investments across the state....

State urges action to stop elder financial exploitation in New Mexico SANTA FE — Financial exploitation remains a growing threat to older New Mexicans, and World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is a great reminder to revisit what you know about financial exploitation and...