New Mexico’s incumbent Democrats in Congress have won their primary elections, ensuring they will be on the ballot this November. U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Lujan led his race with 181,419 votes, capturing 84% of the overall count, according to unofficial results.
Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-NM) has created a legal defense fund in response to an investigation involving alleged sexual misconduct. His move highlights a growing controversy in New Mexico’s political sphere as calls for clarity intensify.
New Mexico’s new initiative to help drug-exposed newborns is showing promising signs of success, according to state officials. Still, most of these infants currently remain in foster care, highlighting the challenges in reuniting families.
New Mexico’s 2025 high school football season culminated in impressive displays of receiving talent across the state. Fans now have the chance to pick who truly stood out in a fiercely competitive field of candidates.
Five New Mexicans who signed false elector certificates in 2020 were notably absent from President Donald Trump’s weekend pardons. While similar figures in other states found clemency, these individuals remain excluded from the legal reprieve granted for certain election-related schemes.
A new report criticizes New Mexico’s Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD) for falling behind on obligations linked to the Kevin S. agreement. While department officials do not dispute these findings, they maintain the agency has made progress in recent months.
