abortion, New Mexico

New Mexico is a go-to state for women seeking abortions. A new court ruling helps it stay that way
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday struck down abortion restrictions by conservative cities and counties at the request of the state attorney general. The unanimous opinion reinforces the state’s position as having some of the most liberal abortion laws in the country.
New Mexico Supreme Court strikes down local abortion restrictions
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against several local ordinances in the state that aim to restrict distribution of the abortion pill. In a unanimous opinion, the court said the ordinances invade the legislature's authority to regulate reproductive care.
New Mexico Supreme Court rules local governments can’t restrict abortion access
The New Mexico Supreme Court issued a major ruling on Thursday, striking down local laws restricting abortion access. “Abortion access is safe and secure in New Mexico. It’s enshrined in law by the recent ruling by the New Mexico Supreme Court,
Abortion restrictions are struck down by New Mexico Supreme Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday struck down abortion restrictions by conservative cities and counties at the request of the state attorney general. The unanimous opinion reinforces the state’s position as having some of the most liberal abortion laws in the country.
NM Supreme Court strikes down anti-abortion ordinances adopted by local governments
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that local governments cannot restrict abortion services, striking down ordinances adopted by Clovis, Hobbs and two eastern New Mexico counties.
Alert: New Mexico Supreme Court strikes down local ordinances that place restrictions on abortion access
New Mexico Supreme Court strikes down local ordinances that place restrictions on abortion access. Got a question? Put a reporter on it. Ever think of a question that you wish someone would answer? Let us know and we may be able to look into it for you.
New Mexico abortion ruling
The New Mexico Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, struck down local ordinances that attempted to restrict access to abortion services, ruling that state law precludes cities and counties from interfering with access to reproductive health care.

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Alec Baldwin files complaint against New Mexico officials, claiming wrongful prosecution in ‘Rust’ case
Alec Baldwin has filed a civil rights complaint against officials in Santa Fe, New Mexico, claiming he was wrongfully ...
New Mexico raises Medicaid rates for three different programs
The New Mexico Health Care Authority (HCA) received federal approval to increase Medicaid rates for services provided to ...
New Mexico attorney general sues university over ‘golden parachute’ payment to outgoing president
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico’s top prosecutor is suing Western New Mexico University’s regents and outgoing president ...
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New Mexico attorney general seeks to claw back WNMU president's $1.9M buyout
Raúl Torrez also filed a complaint seeking to end Joseph Shepard's separation agreement, which the lawsuit calls an ...
Difficult to severe driving conditions reported in New Mexico
SO YEAH, ESPECIALLY IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO, YOU REALLY NEED TO BUNDLE UP AND GET A SHOT AT SOME SNOW LATER TODAY. HERE’S OLGA ...
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New Mexico roads closed due to crashes and severe weather
Interstate 40 is closed due to multiple crashes and severe weather New Mexico State Police reported west of Albuquerque.
Timeless tunes: Celtic music trio to tour in New Mexico
Celtic music trio Kalos will perform four concerts in New Mexico as part of a ten-concert Southwest tour. From Monday, Jan.
Severe weather closes Interstate 40 east in eastern New Mexico
Interstate 40 eastbound traffic is closed in eastern New Mexico due to severe weather conditions. The closure is at at mile ...
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State lawmakers to tackle class sizes in New Mexico
No parent wants their children to fall behind because their class is too big. Education advocates are asking state lawmakers to put some limits in law.