Comic, June 23, 2025
OPINION: Why New Mexico Democrats should be terrified of primary challengers
f New Mexico’s Democratic incumbents are sleeping easy, they might want to set an alarm. Across the country, a political undercurrent is turning into ...
Trump administration cuts LGBTQ+ youth crisis hotline
On July 17, the Trump administration will be shutting down a national suicide and crisis hotline intended to assist LGBTQ+ youth, according to the Substance ...
Guild Celebrates Juneteenth with ‘Summer of Soul (…Or When the Revolution Could Not be Televised)’
On June 19-20, the Guild Cinema hosted a special showing of “Summer of Soul (…Or When the Revolution Could Not be Televised)” in honor of Juneteenth, ...
New Mexico United dominates San Antonio FC in overtime
On Saturday, June 21, New Mexico United snatched another win — in a heart pounding overtime United surged past San Antonio FC and left the pitch having ...
Hair braiders to be able to practice without a cosmetology license
Starting July 1, hair braiders will be exempt from the requirement of a cosmetology license to practice hair braiding due to the recently signed “Exempting ...
Bookworks hosts Raha Gopal Bhattar with ‘Queering Constellations’
On June 10, Albuquerque bookshop book works hosted a talk with artist Raja Gopal Bhattar on their latest book “Queering Constellations,”a collection ...
REVIEW: ‘Conclave’ is a blessed viewing experience
Released in Oct. 2024 and propelled back into relevance by the passing of Pope Francis, “Conclave” includes a star-studded cast who elevate the already ...
Thousands denounce Trump’s authoritarianism in ‘No Kings’ protest
On Saturday, June 14, a crowd of approximately 8,000 people braved the afternoon heat at Mariposa Basin Park to participate in a “No Kings” protest, ...
Lobos take home national titles at NCAA Track and Field Championship
The University of New Mexico Lobos secured national titles in three separate events over the course of the four-day NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, ...
Protesters walk in solidarity with ‘Palestinian right of return’
On June 8, community members marched from the Rio Bravo Riverside Picnic Area to the Rail Yards Market to protest the Israeli blockade of all entrances ...
‘Atomic 66’ event makes space for space
On June 10-14, the City of Albuquerque is hosting “Atomic 66” — a multi-day, multi-location exhibition, conference and celebration for space lovers, ...
Duck Pond to reopen in August
On Aug. 8, The University of New Mexico Duck Pond is expected to have its long-awaited grand opening that invites students into a lush and vibrant habitat ...
New Mexico Herpetological Society celebrates turtle conservation with ‘Low ‘n’ Slow’ fundraising event
On June 1, Canteen Brewhouse held a fundraiser for the New Mexico Herpetological Society to raise awareness about the turtles, tortoises and other reptiles ...
‘First We Bombed New Mexico’ — New Mexico’s History with Nuclear Fallout
“First We Bombed New Mexico” is a film that captures the nuclear related tragedies occurring within New Mexico communities, which alter the environment, ...
