New Mexico Wellness Wire: Legislate like a mother

Soledad Chávez de Chacón became the first woman to govern New Mexico — albeit briefly — in 1924. Just a few years after American women earned the right to vote, Chávez de ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican

‘We’re not renaming New Mexico’: State historian pushes back on Trump’s ‘New America’ pitch

Rob Martinez offers a lesson on the origins of New Mexico’s name and shares some of the unique elements of the state’s ...
KOAT Albuquerque

New Mexico History Museum explores Zozobra tradition with summer exhibit

BOTH WEEKEND AFTERNOONS. STICKING WITH ZOZOBRA, WE ARE JUST FOUR DAYS FROM THE 101ST BURNING OF ZOZOBRA AT FORT MARCY PARK IN SANTA FE. AND WHILE YOU PREPARE TO BURN AWAY ALL YOUR GLOOMS, THE NEW ...
Albuquerque Journal

5 things to look for at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science reopening

As the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science readies to reopen its doors on Saturday, April 4, after months of renovations, there are many new things and updates to look forward to. Here are ...
Albuquerque Journal

New Mexico makes history

Editor’s note: In the latest installment of Centennial Sundays, which marks 100 years of the Lang family’s ownership of the Journal, we feature a few of the New Mexico-based stories that made national ...