The U.S. Senate, in a vote early on July 17, decided to slash funding for public broadcasting. New Mexico radio and TV stations, including those serving tribal lands and emergency-stricken rural areas, could lose critical support.

Attorney general Raúl Torrez leads the state into a coalition of 22 states suing the Trump Administration around cuts that would trim federal funding for New Mexico schools by $45 million.

Native American radio stations in N.M. and across the country are in an existential, as they await cuts likely coming from the recently approved federal recission package.

The New Mexico Ethics Commission has filed a civil complaint against former university president Joseph Shepard for allegedly misusing state funding.

The current version of the Trump Administration budget bill remove all of the federal government's $13 million allocation for the Institute for American Indian Arts.

An Associated Press investigation found that nearly 700 oil and gas wells in New Mexico are within one mile of a school

A New Mexico district judge yesterday ruled that the state isn't complying with a constitutional edict to provide an equitable education for all, including at-risk students. The education department must submit a final plan by November.

About 200 people in attendance squeezed into a meeting room at Santa Fe Community College for a town hall focused on responding to actions of the Trump Administration.

This year's inaugural class of 100 students at Touro Dental Health New Mexico are expected to start providing treatments to local patients in late June.

Santa Fe-area school students, ranging from elementary to high school are putting the finishing touches on phone apps and other digital media, in preparation for an April showcase.