Danielle Prokop

Republican state lawmakers on Thursday pressed state officials over the current funding for orphan well clean up.

New Mexico environment officials say cleanup starting on some uranium, petroleum sites but millions needed to address problem

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announces $30 million in emergency funding to compensate for lost SNAP benefits.

As New Mexico maintains the highest rate of deaths from alcohol misuse, lawmakers are again considering changes to state liquor tax policy.

USDA first notified states that the federal government shutdown could end funds Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program come Nov. 1.

New Mexico environmental organizations are urging a state board to adopt stricter rules to clean up oil and gas companies’ “orphaned wells.”

Two New Mexico state Democratic lawmakers said they will work to establish a “truth commission” into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

New Mexico environment officials announced Friday that about 100 homes in Curry County will have a new water source due to PFAS exposure.

The federal government sent home more than 150 federal New Mexico overseeing national laboratories’ nuclear weapons work.

More than 100 Head Start programs expecting federal grants next month could be forced to end services if the federal shutdown continues.