January 29, 2026

News

The governor urged lawmakers to not shy away from tackling longstanding challenges that face the state.

Officials with Ski Apache have confirmed the death of a child involving a ski lift at Ski Apache which occurred Jan. 6.

A struggling turtle native to the waters of New Mexico, including the Pecos River, is at the center of a federal lawsuit.

Lawmakers will have until Feb. 4 to introduce legislation.

Officials with the Ruidoso Downs Race Track announced today that the entire 2026 race meet will be held at the Downs of Albuquerque this year.

Produced water is mostly brought to the surface from the same underground rock formations, or shale, that yield crude oil and natural gas.

A Carlsbad housing development was given a $4 million boost by Eddy County and will see apartments and homes installed on the south end of the city.

Sen. David Gallegos (R-41) of Eunice announced his campaign in an early morning Facebook post on Thursday.

In New Mexico, 30-day sessions are dedicated to the budget and matters the governor calls for the Legislature to take up.

Juvenile crime has been a top priority for Republicans, as Reeb said New Mexico copes with high juvenile crime rates.