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SANTA FE, N.M. – A longtime state senator is saying goodbye to politics. Republican Stuart Ingle made the announcement Wednesday after almost 40 years as a state lawmaker. Ingle’s announcement follows a list of other lawmakers stepping down. For Ingle, his retirement is effective Wednesday, sparking even more changes at the Roundhouse. Ingle represents parts of several counties, so all five county commissions will nominate someone, and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grihsam will make the final decision Sen. Ingle was first elected to represent Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Lea & Roosevelt counties back...

News from Grant County, New Mexico

With Ingle's retirement, county commissioners from his district will submit a list of potential replacements. The governor will then select one of the names as a replacement.

New Mexico passed a law to give hundreds of thousands of students free meals in school, but now the program is underfunded.

June 16 is the day most new laws approved during the past legislative session go into effect. There are more than a hundred this year – with some dealing with public safety, health care and voting rights.