New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez says critical programs for our children are under threat by the White House.

The Attorney General is trying to stop a federal freeze on some education funding that could halt more than a hundred New ...

The freeze affects nearly $45 million for New Mexico that supported afterschool, summer and English-language programs.

SANTA FE — New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez called for bipartisan upheaval over unreleased funds on the heels of his latest lawsuit against the Trump administration, this one over ...

In New Mexico, Attorney General Raul Torrez expects $45 million to affect nearly 10,000 students in the state. School Districts told KOAT if they don't get the funding needed, they may need to make ...

New Mexico's AG and 22 states ask judge to order the Trump administration to lift a freeze on $7 billion meant K-12 and adult education.

Almost $7 billion in federal funding supports a range of public K-12 programs at schools across the country. That amount will ...

New Mexico joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Monday, alongside more than 20 other Democratic-led states ...

Jun. 28—Analysts and lawmakers are eyeing the strengths and weaknesses of the state's nearly-50-year-old school funding formula ahead of the 2024 legislative session. From July to October, staff ...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – For the first time ever, the New Mexico legislature has decided to put $20 million toward out-of-school programs; these include after-school, summer enrichment, and tutorin… ...

Ivydel Natachu, who teaches 3-year-olds at Childco Day School, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is hopeful the new funding will benefit generations. Before the pandemic, she was making $10 per hour.

In New Mexico, the new law aims to boost the amount of food that comes from local growers through farm-to-table grants. Currently, about 168 farmers, ranchers and food businesses sell locally ...