The New Mexico Tourism Department recently launched the Keep it True campaign, urging businesses to pledge not to use AI in their advertising. As AI becomes more common in marketing, the initiative has drawn public interest. Here’s what you need to know about the campaign and why it matters.
Albuquerque is testing fortnightly recycling collections for nearly 6,600 homes — a move officials say could slash emissions, truck miles and maintenance costs while keeping weekly trash pickup unchanged.
New Mexico’s abandoned oil wells are piling up faster than the state can plug them — and clean-up costs have soared more than 700 percent. A new IEEFA report warns the number of potentially orphaned wells could quadruple by 2030, leaving taxpayers facing a liability of up to $1.6 billion.
New Mexico is waiving fishing license and state park day-use fees this weekend, giving families two days of free access to public waters and 35 state parks.
Oracle has invoked force majeure over its massive New Mexico AI data center, seeking financial protection as pipeline delays, permit disputes and public opposition complicate its 2028 opening target.
As Bernalillo County declares an emergency over fatal fentanyl overdoses, the University of New Mexico’s ASAP clinic is helping patients pursue recovery through outpatient treatment, community support and stories of hope.
NMDOH data showed a 2.6% increase in alcohol-related deaths in New Mexico between 2024-2025, highlighting its campaign to encourage residents to drink less and improve their health.
If you’re considering transferring your child to another school for 2027-28, Albuquerque Public Schools said you can start submitting transfer requests on October 26.
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