Six years after Yazzie-Martinez Ruling, Gaps Remain

Filed in 2014 and decided in 2018, the Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit sent ripples through the New Mexico education system when a district court judge ruled New Mexico was failing its most at-risk students, six years after the decision and despite state efforts, the state is still producing what the...

EMNRD Seeks Public Input on Proposed Clean Car Tax Credit Rules

Incentives aim to spur adoption of clean transportation alternatives SANTA FE – The New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department (EMNRD) is inviting public input on proposed rules for the state's new Clean Car Tax Credit program.

BLM seeks public comment for February 2025 oil and gas lease sale in New Mexico

SANTA FE, N.M. – The Bureau of Land Management New Mexico State Office today opened a 30-day public comment period to receive public input on seven oil and gas parcels totaling 1317 acres that may be included in an upcoming lease sale in New Mexico. The comment period ends Aug. 29, 2024.

Violence in Cibola County Sparks Heightened Police Patrols and Investigations

GRANTS, NM—A string of violent incidents occurred in Cibola County over the last week, prompting an increase in police patrols from Grants Police Department while Cibola County Sheriff’s Office had to place a deputy on leave following an officer involved shooting.

Tri-State’s innovative Bring Your Own Resource program accepted by federal regulators

• Members can selfsupply up to 40% of requirements through their owned or controlled projects, with Tri-State supporting members by integrating projects into its multi-state system.• Increasing member flexibility is a major step forward in Tri-State’s member-driven transition.

Boosting Cibola's Economy Through Outdoor Recreation

Community advocacy has been responsible for a work that brought locally elected leaders and candidates for public office together to discuss improving the county’s economy.