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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.
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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.
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An Associated Press investigation found that nearly 700 oil and gas wells in New Mexico are within one mile of a school
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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New Mexico is one of several states in the nation to pass or consider legislation that limits or bans student use of wireless devices in schools.
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The University of New Mexico men's basketball team faces Marquette in Friday's opening round. The 10th seeded Lobos seek their first tourney victory since 2012.
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School teacher-turned-lawmaker seeks to elevate education statewide.
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State lawmakers unanimously support a measure protecting Indigenous students' rights to cultural expression.
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A new documentary on the power of math, copious amounts of pie, and other events are on tap for Pi Day 2025 at SFCC.