Following a concerted advocacy effort by the New Mexico Business Coalition and local residents, the proposed McKinley County Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) increase has been officially withdrawn. This significant victory protects local small businesses and families from additional financial burdens, ensuring the region remains economically competitive.

Yvette Herrell, a former state legislator, was appointed by the president in June to be an assistant secretary for congressional relations in the U.S. Department of Agriculture.She has not yet…

America's Top States for Business 2025: The full rankings To rank America’s Top States for Business in 2025, CNBC scored all 50 states on 135 metrics in 10 broad categories of competitiveness. The…

These are America's 10 weakest states economies most at risk in the recession In trying to attract businesses, states are playing to corporate leaders’ economic anxieties, marketing themselves as safe…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXUk1vKcsD8 DO YOU LOVE PLANES? The Kirtland Airforce Base invites you to come join their 2025 Air Fiesta! A two day event where attendees can witness great military planes flying…

Progressively Regressive to New Mexico So-called "progressive" elected officials have failed our children. Every year, progressive legislators in New Mexico push for more money for Early Childhood Education. Legislators who…

Southern New Mexico Judge Joel Cano Arrested for Harboring Illegal Alien with Alleged Gang Association For too long, New Mexicans have been hurt by rising crime. Policies like “catch and…