KUNM News Update
Courtesy U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
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Source NM
A project to bring drinking water to Gallup, the Navajo Nation and the Jicarilla Apache Nation has received a lifeline of $120 million in federal funding for the next year.
Local News
Ted Alcorn
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New Mexico In Depth
Many in New Mexico lack adequate food, secure housing, affordable healthcare, and fair-paying jobs. But by the numbers, so gradual it’s difficult to detect, changes to state tax policy are softening the bite of poverty.
Adria Malcolm
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New Mexico In Depth
Nadav Soroker
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Searchlight New Mexico
Let's Talk New Mexico
Courtesy, Garrett VeneKlasen
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NM Wild
On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll explore a controversial proposed power line project through the Caja del Rio that sparked a large push to protect the area and talk to the people who recreate and use the landscape on a daily basis.
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Albuquerque neurosurgeon Mark Erasmus has lost his license to practice medicine in New Mexico following $19 million in malpractice payouts. -
As several fires continue to burn in the Los Angeles area, New Mexico deployed personnel and equipment to California Thursday. -
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday struck down abortion restrictions by conservative cities and counties at the request of the state attorney general. -
Uranium mine waste rock that has been sitting for decades near the Navajo Nation community of Churchrock will be moved to a landfill six miles east of the Village of Thoreau. -
With holiday pop-ups behind us, but warm Saturdays at Albuquerque’s Downtown Growers’ Market still months away, the organization is working to fill the void by bringing back its long-dormant Winter Market this weekend.
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