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U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) had previously sought $16 billion for uranium mine cleanup.

New Mexico received a total of $352 million through two federal spending bills passed since December 2020 for rental and utility assistance.

As statewide ban is lifted, an alternative program seeks to soften the blow

There are only a few days left in this 30-day legislative session and it’s starting to feel like a lot is getting done. We are close to a final budget, education and voting bills are moving forward and there has been a lot of movement on anti-crime bills. Crime is up nationwide and we are certainly feeling it in New Mexico. Today on #YNMG we’ll take a look at some of the criminal justice measures considered by the legislature that have broad goals like easing sentencing on minors and increas...

Two Clovis judges heard about 10 eviction cases in recent days in the desert city of about 40,000 near Texas’ west border.

Two Clovis judges heard about 10 eviction cases in recent days in the desert city of about 40,000 near Texas’ west border.

Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham expressed optimism Wednesday that legislators will embrace her proposals for tax cuts with a little over a week left in the annual regular legislative session, coupled with disbelief that Democratic legislators are hesitating to back major crime-fighting initiatives.

The last statewide eviction ban in the nation is dissolving. Will an alternate program slow a surge of people suddenly losing their homes? 

"He said, ‘There's a protest going on. We're not sure if there'd be any funny business,'" said patient Fred Held.

Across the United States, there is about 100,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel from commercial nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons development, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.