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General Obligation Bond 1 — if approved — would go toward designing, renovating, or equipping centers across 21 counties and six pueblos.

New Mexicans are deciding who should be the next chief elections officer for the state with incumbent Democratic Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver running against Republican Audrey Trujillo and Libertarian Mayna Myers.

One of the constitutional amendments on the ballot this year concerns appointed judges.

New Mexico is mandated to reform its education system and made financial gains to meet a court order, but advocate groups want a greater commitment.

If it passes, the Legislature would have to pass legislation to roll it out, allowing for more public input and deliberation.

A warming globe and depleting water supply are forcing conversations on alternative water sources, so some water engineers and scientists are encouraging New Mexico to start treating and using the toxic water that comes from oil and gas extraction.

State Sen. Jacob Candelaria announced Wednesday he would be resigning from the New Mexico State Senate, two years before his term was slated to end.

Dozens of historic irrigation channels in the burn scar of the state’s biggest wildfire remain damaged, the New Mexico Acequia Association told a legislative panel on Thursday.

State Sen. Jacob Candelaria announced Wednesday he would be resigning from the New Mexico State Senate, two years before his term was slated to end.

State Sen. Jacob Candelaria announced Wednesday he would be resigning from the New Mexico State Senate, two years before his term was slated to end.