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Some New Mexico lawmakers are warning that the state’s fight with neighboring Texas over management of one of North America’s longest rivers is still brewing despite a proposed settlement and

It’s the “year of water” at the New Mexico State Capitol. The state Legislature is taking a more serious look at decreasing water supplies across the state.

The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission oversees stream systems in the state. Lawmakers want more advanced expertise and diversity standards for future commissioners. People that work with the commission say the proposal could cause issues for the state to find people to actually meet the new job requirements.

A 14-year-old New Mexico boy accused of shooting and killing a classmate in 2021 has pleaded no contest to a charge of second-degree murder, prosecutors said Thursday.

State making progress on 50-year water plan

Water reform in the drought-stricken new Mexico is an uphill battle, and advocates say the current system is careening down a dangerous path.

Water reform in the drought-stricken new Mexico is an uphill battle, and advocates say the current system is careening down a dangerous path.

The Durango-based company that had proposed a wintertime cloud seeding project in northern New Mexico has now retracted its application for a license from ...

Durango-based company says operation could boost snowpack in northern NM

Hurley looks into drilling third well Written by Nickolas Seibel on March 10, 2021 During the Hurley Town Council’s meeting Tuesday, officials announced that the town is currently awaiting approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to install a third production water well, a change necessary to continue work on the Hurley Water Improvement Project to provide the town with its own water source for the first time. Having a water source inde...