NEWS

The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) is a group that advocates for each person in our state to have a better quality of life.
One way we do that is by highlighting news all across the state that affect business owners, employees, and many others in their everyday lives. We also post many news stories every week to keep you informed and engaged on information that’s relevant to your world.
Do you have a story, news, or even an opinion piece we should publish? Submit them to david@nmbizcoalition.org and we could publish your news next!
MOST RECENT

Guaranteed Basic Income- No Strings Attached?
NM test project underway called ‘Guaranteed Basic Income,’ where families receive $500 per month for one year – no strings attached. This sounds too good

This Year’s Heroes Banquet Will Feature…
2023 Keynote Speaker: Jeremy Gay Jeremy has practiced law as a Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps, prosecuting and defending federal felony and

“Constitutional Crisis Emergency” Update
New Mexico has received lots of national attention recently and not for a good thing! Many news outlets have reported on the pushback that Governor

MLG Plans to Ask for $30M to Improve Literacy
Governor Lujan Grisham plans to ask the legislature for $30 million to build a ‘literacy institute.’ Read more HERE. Although spending for early childhood education

This’ an Illegal Executive Order…
On Friday, Sept. 9, 2023, Governor Lujan Grisham issued a 30-day executive order that prohibits open and concealed firearms on state property, public schools or

The ‘Soft-on-Crime’ Approach isn’t Working!
Alexander Uballez, the Biden-appointed U.S. Attorney for the District of New Mexico, made some disturbing comments in a recent interview with KRQE. In his interview,

There’s a Crime Problem in ABQ & We Have a Solution!
People in Albuquerque are fearing for their lives and businesses are paying hundreds of thousands to protect their property due to high crime levels in

Renewable Energy is Great, But at What Cost?
The recent announcement that the Singapore-based solar plant, Maxeon Solar Technologies, is coming to Albuquerque sounds great at first, but leaves many questions and concerns