April 17, 2026
Oil and gas fee hike takes another step to become law
Democrat lawmakers in Santa Fe have less than two weeks left to pass a bill that would hike fees paid to the state by oil and gas companies to drill on state-managed public land.
Measles outbreak spreads to Eddy County
Eddy County saw its first case of measles amid an outbreak that reportedly started in Lea County and tripled last week from 10 to 33 infections as of Tuesday.
The Artesia Bulldogs annihilated Gallup and move on to the quarterfinals
A look at how the Bulldogs made it to the second round of the state tournament,
Artesia-Gallup playoff game in pictures
A look at Artesia's win over Gallup in the opening round of the state tournament.
Artesia boys’ basketball must defeat nemesis to advance to semifinal game
A look at the Bulldogs opponent in the 4A state tournament in Albuquerque.
Greater Solitary Confinement Restrictions Bill spurs polarized reaction
House Bill 533 — sponsored by Rep. Tara Lujan, D-Santa Fe — would lower the threshold for what is considered solitary confinement from 22 hours per day to 17 hours per day without rehabilitative programming.
AGH Earns Great Place To Work Certification
Great Place To Work is the global authority on workplace culture, employee experience, and leadership behaviors that drive business success.
Senator pushes new PED overhaul legislation
Las Cruces State Senator wants to change public education in New Mexico.
Judy Fulton
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Arthur Lewis “Jack” Jackson
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