Xcel Energy workers are shown on Monday afternoon working near the top of a pole on lines near the intersection of South Lea and West Reed streets. Heavy wind had returned to Roswell a little earlier in the day.

We've had what seems like a lot of rain and even snow across our state in the past month, and it's always needed, but is it enough to dampen peak fire season?

A Rio Rancho man faces criminal charges after allegedly colliding with another vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, leaving at least …

As dawn broke on Saturday morning, a spirited group of 33 runners assembled on a mesa along the Quebradas Byway. They prepared to navigate 33 miles of rocky terrain, with stretches of sandy arroyos and ridgelines.

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff A group of medical practitioners calling themselves Concerned Clinicians received a response Wednesday afternoon from the Hidalgo Medical Services board of directors seeking to discuss concerns about the health center’s leadership, but the doctors’ group has countered with an invitation to a public meeting

While other states easily provide records of rejected license plate requests, New Mexico requires the name of the customer.

Multiple organizations are combining forces Saturday, April 19, at the City of Socorro Rodeo and Sports Complex to make this Easter weekend the most exciting yet.

About 250 middle school students gathered on Thursday at the Socorro Convention Center for the fourth annual Youth Summit hosted by SCOPE Health Council, transfor… Read moreYouth Summit empowers student positivity

A measles case was confirmed this week in the sixth New Mexico county last week, populous Sandoval County – much farther north than previous cases. State health officials alerted the public that they could have been exposed to the virus at a Trader Joe’s in Albuquerque, along with a big

The New Mexico Public Regulations Committee (PRC) voted unanimously on appointing Co-Hearing examiners to consider mechanisms for recovering fines accrued by Soco… Read more‘How do you push a rope?’ PRC tackles SEC non-compliance

By ANDREW WANG Daily Press Correspondent Nine students from La Plata Middle School are advancing to nationals in Washington, D.C., as a part of National History Day’s yearly competition. After an array of creative and well-documented presentations at the state competition in Albuquerque last month, several La Plata students will

ALBUQUERQUE – Bloomfield High School’s Andrew Himes collected a pair of gold medals over the weekend, winning twice during the NMAA state track and field championships at the University of New Mexico track/soccer complex. Himes won the Class 4A 110-meter boys hurdles race on Saturday, crossing the finish line with

Catron County is scheduled to hold a special meeting at 10 a.m. on April 3 to consider a resolution to declare an emergency due to the extreme continual injury and damage caused by the Mexican Grey Wolves.

Daniel Rufenacht of Magdalena was sentenced to eight years in prison, two years parole concurrent with three years of probation for his guilty conviction of mansl… Read moreRufenacht sentenced to eight years for death of Apachito

Catron County voted to amend its disaster declaration on Tuesday.

ALBUQUERQUE – A three-run fifth inning was the dagger that stopped Bloomfield High’s postseason baseball run, dropping the Class 4A state championship game 6-3 Saturday against number one seed Artesia at Jennifer Riordan Spark Kindness Sports Complex. After electing to use both of its ace pitchers in seniors Blake Spencer

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A group of medical practitioners has publicly declared no confidence in the leadership of Hidalgo Medical Services, expressing their concern about staff turnover and effective leadership. The May 3 letter to the HMS board of directors was signed by 13 medical professionals in the community. The letter comes at about

In the early hours of February 28, Trisha Lopez was awakened by her six-month-old puppy barking. When she and her husband, Alvaro Lopez, went outside to investigate, they detected the smell of smoke.

A mobile home fire in Pinos Altos claimed the life of one person Friday morning. Grant County Sheriff Raul Villanueva and Silver City Fire Chief Milo Lambert confirmed the fatality, but could not give any details Friday afternoon. The body was found inside the mobile home, Lambert said. They were

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Bernalillo County District Attorney's office in partnership with the Bernalillo County Sheriff's office, the New Mexico State Police and the New Mexico Corrections Department Probation and Parole continues its crime reduction initiative along the Central Avenue Corridor. Video Below: 45 mark deadline: Bernalillo County Attorney D.A.

Socorro County settled two million dollars in a lawsuit for the alleged civil and constitutional rights violation of Jessie Chavez, an inmate at the Socorro County detention Center.

The Otero Fire was first reported at approximately 5 p.m. on the eastern side of Socorro, adjacent to the banks of the Rio Grande. Thick plumes of smoke and flames were visible, capturing the attention of residents throughout the area.

The banking status of Socorro City was discussed in last week’s meeting.

Senator Crystal Brantley (R) and representatives Rebecca Dow (R) and Gail Armstrong (R) reflected on their experiences of the last legislative session.

At the March 11 Socorro County meeting, Julie Griego, county assessor, recommended that veterans check their notice values, scheduled to be mailed out on April 1, to ensure they receive their full $10,000 exemption.

It’s been a year and some change since ground broke on a new affordable housing project in Socorro. According to El Camino Real Housing Authority Executive Director Mary Ann Chavez-Lopez, the new Vista de Socorro is a 32-unit apartment comple…

Family and friends gathered Saturday morning on the Navajo Preparatory School football field, some traveling long distances to celebrate the Class of 2025 and their hard work. The 59 graduates have joined more than 1,388 alumni since the institution’s founding in 1991. The commencement ceremony celebrated a year of academic

A sea of purple robes and graduation caps took over the Learning Commons Plaza at San Juan College Saturday morning as over 1,000 students took their next steps in life earning certifications and degrees ranging from associates, bachelor’s, and masters. Over 1,093 graduates from SJC earned associate degrees and certifications

TXNM Energy, the parent company for New Mexico Public Service Company of New Mexico, announced early Monday morning it has entered an agreement to be acquired by Blackstone Infrastructure, in a deal valued at $11.5 billion. A PNM news release says the deal, if approved by the New Mexico Public

A shelter-in-place warning was issued to residents throughout San Juan County Sunday afternoon after a Farmington man fired a gun in a home on North Orchard Avenue. Charles Wayne Fisher, 64, of Farmington was arrested without incident and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and negligent use of

Socorro City Council agreed to form a committee of two city councilors to meet with two county commissioners to negotiate funding for emergency services.

A Bloomfield man faces 10 felony charges and petty misdemeanor after an alleged road rage incident that included him allegedly shooting at another vehicle. Jaytee Gray, 38, is a convicted felon with charges out of Denton, Texas, and he is accused of firing multiple shots into a vehicle filled with

Texas-based company Othram identified the remains of actor and wrestler Keeble Wofford Sr., also known as Kimo Mahi, who vanished in 1992.

Socorro Mayor Ravi Bhasker told Socorro County Manager Andy Lotrich that there was no room for negotiation regarding the City’s request for the county to fund salaries for three EMS firefighter positions.

After at least seven livestock animals were killed by a wolf or wolves in central New Mexico over the last year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service killed an endangered Mexican gray wolf last week.

Thirty volunteers rolled up their sleeves on Saturday morning to clean up trash and make updates to Otero Park, Sandbar Park and Bosque Park.

The state agency that runs state courts on Monday morning named Esperanza Lucero as its first-ever behavioral health integration and reform administrator, the person tasked with implementing major parts of a new state law reforming New Mexico’s behavioral health system. New Mexico this year enacted Senate Bill 3, which is

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The state of New Mexico is now looking into claims from Hidalgo Medical Services that it lacks funding to operate its five senior centers in Grant and Hidalgo counties, as local officials seek to assure the public those centers will remain open. Statements from

The deal would leave PNM headquartered in New Mexico and retain local management and employees, PNM said in a news release.

On Saturday, April 5, Socorro was among the over 1,300 US and international cities to host a Hands Off rally in protest of the current presidential administration.

The district estimates a meager headcount of six students for the school, which become a program of the Early College Opportunities high school.

The village of Santa Clara resolved a finding from its 2023 audit, but had two new findings in its 2024 audit, according to a report received by village trustees last week. The new findings did not greatly affect the audit, however, and the village still received an unmodified opinion from

The resort's wastewater plans have drawn sustained pushback from residents concerned about the potential for pollution of the creek.

Socorro County commissioners approved the annual certified maintained mileage report for 2025 at their March 25 meeting.

Riverfest 2025 is set to return over Memorial Day weekend, bringing three days of live music, food, and family fun to Berg Park and Animas Park in Farmington. The 2025 event will span from Berg Park and Animas Park, offering a variety of family-friendly entertainment, outdoor activities, local arts and

The Catron County courthouse exceeded capacity, with approximately 150 attendees crowding the courtroom and hallways during an emergency meeting on Thursday morning.

Cheryl Dailey, a staff accountant for Beasley, Mitchell & Co., presented audit results from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, to the Village of Magdalena at the… Read moreLack of proper approvals in Village audit

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Cobre Consolidated Schools will once again be searching for a new superintendent after Michael Koury submitted his resignation last week, but he will remain with the district in another administrative role. Koury’s original two-year contract in June 2024 outlined that for the 2026-27 school

With spring in full swing, the Socorro Farmers Market has moved outdoors to the historic plaza last Saturday, May 3, just in time to usher in another vibrant seas… Read moreSocorro farmers market ushers in new growth

At last week’s City of Socorro meeting, Mayor Ravi Bhasker announced he would prepare documents to formally request from the New Mexico Department of Transportation to reduce the city’s ambulance service area to Socorro city limits if the cou…

Manuel Gonzales, the new CEO of Socorro Electric Cooperative, was the keynote speaker at the Socorro Electric Co-op 80th annual meeting on Saturday.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and far too many young people continue to struggle.

The city council and mayor heard a presentation by Jason Everett last week at their regular meeting regarding fire and emergency services.

Less than six months after winning another term as Santa Fe County Clerk, Katharine Clark is laying the groundwork to mount a bid for New Mexi…

BALTIMORE – Journalism jostled with horses down the stretch, shrugged off the contact, burst through the lane and came from behind to win the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes on Saturday. The odds-on favorite was bumped by Goal Oriented near the quarter pole, and it looked like another second-place

County commissioners voted unanimously for an ordinance that allow appointed officials to be eligible for training and certification program rewards that vary from $250 to $3,000 depending on specified trainings in the ordinance.

As of Friday, April 11, Socorro Electric Cooperative (SEC) customers who draw their power from the Magdalena Substation will no longer experience scheduled outages from the 69kv/Magdalena Substation Project.

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International scientific colleagues, universities, state and local representatives gathered on Friday afternoon to witness the handover ceremony for the prototype of the Next Generation antennae (ngVLA) at the Very Large Array.

The Socorro County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) met on Thursday, March 27, at the Socorro Convention Center to conduct a tabletop exercise designed to prepare key responders for an active school shooter scenario.

The permit for LANL's radioactive liquid waste treatment facility was challenged by groups Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety and Honor Our Pueblo Existence.

On Thursday, March 13, a crowd gathered at the Socorro County Annex Building to celebrate the opening of the region’s new America’s Job Center office. Guests were welcomed with light refreshments and mingled from booth to booth. The occasion,…

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff One member of the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents and a community member defended the university’s handling of the cyberattack the university was hit by last month, after criticism from another community member at the regents’ meeting Thursday morning. Dr. Mark Donnell,

Last week was quite a noteworthy one for the Magdalena baseball team.

The Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education is considering following in the city of Bayard’s footsteps and changing its meeting schedule to just once a month. The board briefly discussed that option at its April 28 meeting, but postponed making any decision so the staff could look into board policies.

Last Tuesday, the Magdalena School board unanimously voted to offer Dr. George Bickert, a former Ruidoso Municipal School superintendent, a two-year contract for $150,000 a year.

After being named 2025 Assistant Coach of the Year for the New Mexico Speech and Debate District, Jennifer Kaskalla, was emotional in learning of the region related designation in April. Fast forward to May, John Russell, coach, was excited to announce Kaskalla as being selected for the 2025 National Assistant

Duke RodriguezThe sparring has already begun between the camps of two potential heavyweight GOP gubernatorial contenders and if, as expected, both join the race big dollars can be expected to do more of the talking.Marijuana kingpin Duke Rodriguez is the first to go public with an attack as he tries

Lt. Governor Howie Morales, who is acting governor while Michelle Lujan Grisham is in Asia, visited the Otero Fire on Monday, April 28, in Socorro.

Mayor Richard Rumpf broke ties at the Magdalena village meeting last week over two agenda items: one to approve a conference in Las Vegas and another to increase the starting pay for the marshal’s department.

After producing one of the most clutch series for a player in team history, Albuquerque Isotopes infielder Ryan Ritter has been named Pacific Coast League Player of the Week.

Socorro votes not to sign federal, Magdalena votes not to sign state Read more‘Caught in the middle’ Title VI federal vs. state

Every 25 years, the global Catholic Church celebrates a Jubilee Year—an occasion marked by pilgrimages, reflection, and spiritual renewal. As part of the 2025 Jubilee, the Archbishop of Santa Fe has designated nine churches across the archdio…

Students at three universities across New Mexico have had their student visas revoked by the U.S. Department of State, the schools confirmed Tuesday.

William "Bill" Dupuy, a longtime Santa Fe resident, died April 12 following a stroke at his home. He was 84.

Esperanza Lucero will help coordinate development of regional behavioral health plans, with a goal of expanding access to services statewide.

Socorro community members asked the city during public input if they would consider a dialog regarding opening the city pool year-round at their regular meeting last week.

Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic faithful, died Monday at his residence in the Vatican, just one day after appearing at St. Peter’s Square to offer a public Easter blessing. He was 88.

TAOS — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s pocket veto of legislation prohibiting the slaughter of New Mexico’s free-roaming horses left horse advoc…

The County Livestock Loss Authority (CLLA) board approved 10 claims, discussed the current wolf situation and agreed to allow Grant County to join the CLLA at the… Read moreCounty Livestock Loss Authority show support for Catron County

SILVER CITY — A fire in the northern Gila National Forest was sparked and driven by weather conditions on May 4, then Mother Nature provided some moisture to help firefighters keep it from growing.

Nichalas Shane San Souci, accused of attacking a young girl outside an Albuquerque restaurant, will be staying in jail until his trial.

Mario Perez was street racing when he crashed into the bus in 2022, sending seven children to the hospital. Now, he wants to be resentenced.

GreenPal recently launched its app in Santa Fe, which allows users to book lawn care or landscaping services like a ride with Uber.

It was unclear Monday whether Thomas Martin, 65, of Santa Fe, who was held on a warrant, faces any charges in connection with the robbery.

Workers power wash the roof of the Loretto Chapel on Monday.

The search for the man accused of exposing himself to multiple women, including a 7-year-old girl, is over.

The struggle between Albuquerque and fiber optic installers escalated Monday as the mayor’s office announced updated rules for installers, and the city council ap… Read moreCity crackdown on fiber installers escalates with new rules, moratorium

The National Weather Service says the region can expect even more dangerous weather. Worst hit is Kentucky, where residents around the city of London were trying to clean up three days after a storm arrived near midnight. London's airport is a beehive of activity as people pick up water, food,

Memorial Day weekend is just days away now. It's known as the unofficial start to summer.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Considering how much Duke City house prices have gone up in recent years, it might not seem like a good time to buy.The median price of a house in Albuquerque is just under $350,000, with mortgage rates over 7%. But Laura Garner, owner and broker at ERA

On this week’s episode of New Mexico Gameday, Lee Faria and Devin J. Martin has high school highlights from across the metro.

The outreach director of the city's Environmental Service Department talks about how residents can be more effective at recycling and how to be more sustainable in everyday life.

RIO RANCHO — The Independence High School class of 2025 graduation was a rambunctious occasion, though small in size at the Cleveland High School Auditorium May 19. Read moreIndependence High class of 2025 graduates despite doubt

Albuquerque – Timothy Riha has a felony warrant for Aggravated IndecentExposure and Voyeurism. On 5/12/2025, he entered the H&M clothing store, located at theCoronado Mall, and proceeded to the fitting rooms where he stood in front of a 7-year-old girland masturbated. He then entered the Hollister store where he proceeded

Will listening to music while running for exercise increase the health benefits?That question cannot be answered definitively, KOAT health expert Dr. Barry Ramo said, but some studies suggest that, for some, it can motivate them to run longer. One study showed that those who listened to music were able to

RIO RANCHO — A local teen will try a second time to become the nation's top speller when he competes with his peers in the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee late… Read moreRio Rancho teen prepares for second national spelling bee in two years

A cold front will move through the area Monday with strong winds and dangerous fire weather conditions.

A multi-agency operation dedicated to cracking down on crime in the International District led to 700 arrests in three months, including a man who was arrested fi… Read more'Operation Route 66' nets 700 arrests; no timetable given for end of operation

Obsessive-compulsive disorder affects more than 8 million adults in the U.S., yet it is seen by many as a personality trait instead of the affliction it is."It's actually a serious and potentially debilitating psychiatric disorder," said Sanjaya Saxena, director of clinical and research for the International OCD Foundation. "It's characterized

LAS CRUCES – As state Sen. Crystal Brantley arrived at the Las Cruces Police Department substation on the city’s east side, a tactical exercise was underway in w… Read moreBrantley praises Las Cruces police, announces local capital outlay

"Through the Storm" highlights the challenges of high school football team in a small community. Co-director Fritz Bitsoie talks about the Emmy nomination.

The Santa Fe Botanical Garden has $100,000 from a state agency to build a children's discovery garden and outdoor learning pod.

Helping people stop or reduce tobacco use in New Mexico just got a boost, with Medicaid and private insurers uniting to support the state's successful "QUIT NOW" program, rather than have separate programs."By joining forces in support of 1-800-QUIT-NOW, the Turquoise Care health plans are helping New Mexicans more easily

A story on page C-1 published Sunday, May 18, 2025 about new Santa Fe Community Development Director Elisa Montoya misidentified which relati…

Albuquerque police say 18-year-old Reina Aragon was stabbed to death Friday night at the Sandia Village Apartments.

FARMINGTON, N.M. — The Bureau of Indian Affairs estimates there are more than 4,000 unsolved missing and murdered Indigenous people cases, but one group is trying to bridge the gap by helping locate missing loved ones.To donate and help 4Corners K Search and Rescue, click here. Advertisement "So, this helps

A woman is dead and two men were injured in a two-vehicle crash that happened Thursday night in south Roswell.

Thousands of high school students in the metro will receive their well-deserved diplomas this week, and it's all happening at Tingley Coliseum.

Drivers across New Mexico paid more for gas last week, and more increases could be on the way as Memorial Day approaches.

APACHE COUNTY, Ariz. — The Greer Fire in eastern Arizona started Tuesday and is now over 21,000 acres in size and zero percent contained."Our resources are working 24/7, literally," said Tiffany Davila, spokesperson for the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management. "We have day shift/night shift operations, but the

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In the second leg of his ongoing tour, rap artist Wiz Khalifa will be heading to Albuquerque to perform later in 2025.The show is set to be held at the Isleta Amphitheater on July 31. It will also feature performances by: Dom Kennedy, Earl Sweatshirt, Ab-Soul, Curren$y,

FARMINGTON, N.M. — The family of a Farmington man who was shot and killed by police recently lost their battle in court. Body camera footage shows police confused when they arrive at Robert Dotson's address by mistake in April 2023. Seconds after realizing their mistake, Dotson answered the door armed

The New Mexico Department of Justice has posted an interactive map on its website which it says shows how and where cuts in federal funding are impacting programs across the state.The map uses real-time reports submitted by residents. More will be added when more "disruptions" are reported. The web page

SANTA FE, N.M. — The artists for Zozobra have now been announced ahead of the 101st burning of Old Man Gloom.The annual tradition features local artists who have worked to design posters, t-shirts, and the giant statue that is burned on the day of the event. Advertisement Burning of Zozobra:

Vance offered Leo a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump with the invitation.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the deals will slash red tape, grow the British economy and reset relations with the 27-nation trade bloc.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A 24-year-old man has been held in jail without bond on multiple charges stemming from an April 25 attack on an 8-year-old girl in which he allegedly cut her neck and/or chin with a broken beer bottle, according to court documents. Nichalas Shane San Souci is being

RIO RANCHO — Officials with Rio Rancho Public Schools are breathing a sigh of relief they won't have to make cuts to next year's budget and can instead enjoy an $… Read moreRio Rancho schools budget includes salary increases, RioTECH funding

A deal has been reached by the parent company of PNM to be acquired by Blackstone Infrastructure. TXNM Energy owns PNM and announced the agreement Monday morning.As part of the agreement, PNM will keep its headquarters in New Mexico and retain local management and employees. “This agreement will provide the

Enchanté, Monsieur! With his dazzling blue eyes and elegant Siamese features, Monsieur is every bit the charming French gentleman his name suggests. This one-year-old 7 lb. kitty arrived with three feline companions and, after a shy start, has embraced shelter life with quiet grace. Now, he …

UNM-Los Alamos Chancellor Dr. Mike Holtzclaw welcomes dignitaries, faculty, graduates, and their families and friends to the 44th annual Graduation Convocation Friday evening, May 16, 2025, at Duane Smith Auditorium. Sixty-eight students will have earned certificates and degrees this year, with more than 20 attending Friday’s ceremony. Photo by Nate

SFCB News: The Santa Fe Concert Band (SFCB) will present its annual Father’s Day Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 15, in Federal Park at 100 S. Federal Place in Santa Fe. The Santa Fe Concert Band will celebrate dads everywhere with music from: The Santa Fe Concert Band, comprising

Los Alamos County Council Chair Theresa Cull, right, at the special gathering Friday at the White Rock Senior Activity Center. Courtesy/LAC Read More

The arduous route passes through some of the highest and most stunning mountain terrain in New Mexico.

Anthony Chavez of Los Alamos was reported missing May 8, 2025. LAPD News: The Los Alamos Police Department (LAPD) remains unwavering in its commitment to locate Anthony Chavez and bring answers to his family and friends. “Our officers are actively following every lead, reviewing evidence, and coordinating with multiple agencies

TXNM Energy, the parent company of Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM), has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Blackstone Infrastructure, a business unit of Blackstone Inc., run by CEO Stephen A. Schwarzman. This landmark $11.5 billion transaction will significantly shape New Mexico’s energy landscape. Blackstone

The Los Alamos High School Topper softball team fell to the Belen Eagles 0-16 in a state playoff game Saturday on the softball fields at the Cleveland High School Sports Complex. This game was on the consolation side of the bracket of the State Softball Championships and ended the Toppers’

By SHERRY ROBINSON All She Wrote © 2024 New Mexico News Services In August 2011 Gov. Susana Martinez stood before her predecessor’s jet, festooned with a big “SOLD” sign. “Last year when I was running for governor, I not only promised taxpayers that I would not use this state jet

Cozetta Moore, President of the Altrusa International of Portales club, was elected to serve as... Read More

Eight teachers were honored this year by SFPS' nonprofit partner, the Partners in Education Foundation, for making a difference in students' lives.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico will be featured alongside Utah Governor Spencer Cox in the next installment of the “Common Ground Forum,” a series organized by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute to promote civil dialogue and bipartisan cooperation. The event, scheduled for Tuesday and moderated by

Jemez Mountain Brewhouse at 17691 N.M. 4 in Jemez Springs. Courtesy/JMB JMB News: The community is invited to join Jemez Mountain Brewhouse (JMB) in celebrating its third-year anniversary in business with music and entertainment, Thursday, May 22 through Monday, May 26. Each day features many local and regional musicians and

COUNTY News: The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) will close the westbound lane of N.M. 502 today beginning at approximately 10 a.m. to place asphalt sealant on the roadway. A 3-mile flagging operation will be in place beginning east of the N.M. 4/N.M. 502 interchange at mile marker 7.0

Daily Postcard: The blanket of fog and pink sunrise cast La Capilla De La Sagrada Familia (The Chapel of the Holy Family) in an especially beautiful light taken May 12 from State Road 30 on the way to Los Alamos. Photo by Johnnie Martinez Read More

LIBRARY News: The Los Alamos Public Library will kick off its 2025 Summer Reading Program with a day of circus fun Monday, June 2 featuring Santa Fe-based performance troupe Wise Fool. This free celebration for all ages includes hands-on workshops and an evening performance at Ashley Pond. Workshops will take

Los Alamos-based UbiQD CEO Hunter McDaniel, center, chats with participants and attendees during SXSW 2025 in March in downtown Austin, at the launch of New Mexico House, a day-long showcase celebrating the state’s innovation, culture, and economic opportunities. Courtesy/NMEDD NMEDD News: New Mexico made a spirited debut on the global

COUNTY News: The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has reported that the asphalt sealant work on the Main Hill (N.M. 502) is now complete. The westbound lane is open to motorists with no restrictions. Read More

Home Country By SLIM RANDLES Dud was heading home in his pickup truck when he saw the strange goings-on at the Bahdziewicz place. Abraham Lincoln Bahdziewicz was out in the family’s large garden with a full complement of kids who were happily hopping around. Some of the kids came from

The center will serve as a gathering space and a central hub for resources LGBTQ+ people and their allies may need as the Trump admin targets queer groups.

Lepidolite with Spodumene from the Harding Mine. Photo by Patrick Rowe Los Alamos Geological Society News: Did you ever look at a mineral publication and say to yourself – WOW? For Patrick Rowe, that “wow” is based on two aspects – a world class specimen and a beautiful photograph that

A recently released report commissioned by the city and county of Santa Fe shows strong public support for the venue and predicts financial viability.

COUNTY News: The Board of Public Utilities will hold a regular session at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 21, in Council Chambers. Members of the public may view proceedings online or attend and provide public comment in person or via Zoom. The agenda is attached and the complete packet is available

Jay Block, a state senator for Nevada, said that the federal indictment of Judge Hannah Dugan demonstrates that accountability applies to all.

Readers of all ages are invited to participate in the 2025 Summer Reading Program organized by the Public Library of Albuquerque-Bernalillo County.

Courtesy photo ART News: SANTA FE — Summer 2025 is full of cultural and artistic activity at the Wheelwright Museum with contemporary Indigenous art exhibits, programming, and Market events. Summer begins with Visualizing K’é: New Works by Marwin Begaye, opening June 7 in the Schultz Gallery, and is followed by

The fires come amid very dry conditions throughout the state, with the National Weather Service issuing a widespread red flag warning Sunday.

Residents remained on edge amid predictions of more thunderstorms and possible tornadoes ahead for the nation’s midsection.

Biden and his family are reviewing treatment options with his physicians.

His call for unity was significant given the polarization in the Catholic Church in the United States and beyond.

New Jersey Transit’s train engineers have reached a tentative deal to end their three-day strike that had halted service for some 100,000 daily riders, including routes to Newark airport and across the Hudson River to New York City.

RIO RANCHO — It was a small ceremony May 16, but the celebration was larger than life for Rio Rancho Cyber Academy's class of 2025 in the concert hall at Clevelan… Read moreCyber Academy class of 2025 celebrates more successes than graduating

Officers responded to a vehicle crash and discovered that the victim died prior to hitting the wall of a home on 23rd St NW.

Republican President Donald Trump raised the stakes again Friday when he attacked the U.S. Supreme Court for its ruling barring his administration from quickly resuming deportations.

Albuquerque – Around 10:55 PM, shots were fired in the 1260 block of Cortez Dr. SW. Albuquerque Police Department and Albuquerque Fire Rescue were dispatched to the location. Deputies from Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office were in the area and arrived on scene to find at least three people with gunshot

There are also questions about whether a tugboat escort peeled away too soon and should have stayed with the vessel until it headed out to sea.

Israel in early March cut off all food, medicine and other supplies to the territory of over 2 million people to pressure Hamas over ceasefire terms.

Albuquerque – This morning, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department responded to reports of a vehicle that crashed into the wall of a residence in the 900 block of 23rd St. N.W, which is in a neighborhood near Rio Grande Blvd and I-40 in Northwest. The 911 caller said the

But some experts worry infections are going undetected due to reduced surveillance, government cuts and even fears among immigrant farmworkers. The CDC says the public risk remains low.

Española City Police officers arrested a Mora man after he was reported to be doing drugs in the McDonald’s parking lot.

Sandia and Rio Rancho went to the state championship Saturday. Eldorado lost to Sandia. Final score, 13-4.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – La Cueva faced the defending champs, the Centennial Hawks, on Saturday. The final score was 10-1. With the win, Centennial moves to the championship game, but so does La Cueva though as they only lost once.Watch the video above for more.

Soon-to-be first-generation college students in the city share their stories about graduation nerves and opportunities.

By Fr. Glenn Jones: Well, we’re through mid-May, and we’re seeing all the end-of-school events coming to pass. V.E. Day—victory in Europe in World War II, was just passed on May 8, too, but with surprisingly little fanfare considering this year marks the 80th anniversary of the surrender. Coincidentally, our

Two Eastern New Mexico University graduates are shown during their 83rd Commencement Convocation held May 9 at the Pearson Auditorium, which contains more than 800 sea…

The Venado supercomputer at Los Alamos has achieved an impressive series of successes during its first year in operation. Courtesy/LANL LANL News: In the year following its April 2024 ribbon-cutting, Venado — Los Alamos National Laboratory’s (LANL) newest, AI capable supercomputer — racked up an impressive collection of success stories.

The Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell (ENMU-R) Foundation honored Dusty Baker and Joey Coburn as the recipients of the esteemed 2025 Kosa Merit Award during the Co…

Bandelier’s free summer shuttle service begins Monday to Frijoles Canyon. Courtesy/LAC COUNTY News: Bandelier National Monument will begin its free summer shuttle service to Frijoles Canyon, Monday, May 19, replacing the earlier announced date of May 14. The shuttle, provided by Atomic City Transit, runs every 30 minutes starting at

The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) has confirmed the first measles cases in Sandoval County: that of an adult of unknown vaccination status and an unvaccinate…

The Blackdom Collaborative invites members and supporters across Chaves County and surrounding areas to participate in a historic effort on Sunday, May 18, from 1:30 t…

According to a press release from the Lincoln National Forest Supervisor Office, due to dry conditions and increased fire danger across the forests, the Lincoln Nation…

LAPS News: It’s the start of Senior Week at Los Alamos High School (LAHS) for the Class of 2025. Activities this week include Senior Sunset, Senior Picnic at Urban Park, and Senior Walks at the elementary schools and middle school, culminating in the graduation ceremony at 9 a.m. Saturday, May

Webber waves goodbye. After delivering a state of the city speech that prompted speculation that Alan Webber just might seek a third term, the 76 year old two-term Santa Fe mayor bowed out of the race, He said he did so after "heartfelt" consultations with family and friends. Webber suffered

The Chaves County Federated Republican Women (CCFRW) announced the winners of their essay contest on patriotism. Certificates and checks were presented to the three 8t…

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As part of the seventh annual Sparklight “Dream Bigger” social media campaign, the New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) VEX Robotics and Drone Club received a $2,500 grant.

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Economic Development Department announced in a press release that applications for the FY26 New Mexico Small Business Innovation Research (SB…

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New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting early Friday that left one man wounded.

The following students were named to the Dean’s List at Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell for the spring 2025 semester. To be named to the Dean’s List, students mu…

Hundreds of cyclists set out on the jagged terrain of Rowe Mesa on Saturday as part of one of the state's biggest events by area.

The city of Santa Fe is working with a contractor to explore the feasibility of restoring the Plaza obelisk or moving it.

The world and its graduates are changing. Two business majors reflect on finding hope in the uncertainty of their future careers.

Northeastern New Mexico is greening up as the snow melts. But despite some fire weather relief, drought conditions persist.

Glen Smith, 75, was sitting on a bus stop bench outside the Santa Fe Place mall when bus driver Robert Armijo struck and killed him with a city-owned car.

Farm that grows 'culturally significant okra' among grant recipients

New York City Mayor Eric Adams says at least 19 people were hurt Saturday night.

Albuquerque – At 4:07 PM, Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) posted on X that “Northbound Isleta is closed at Arenal due to police activity. Please use La Vega as an alternate route.” We reached out to BCSO to inquire about the police activity and BCSO’s PIO Sergeant Connor Otero responded

Elisa Montoya came on board as the city's new community development director in April after a stint as a Meow Wolf vice president.

The last time I hinted in 660 words about my availability to keynote any graduating class at any time, Duke University picked Jerry Seinfeld.

Feb. 26, 2025: The Santa Fe City Council approves $100,000 for a study to determine the feasibility of rebuilding the destroyed Soldiers' Monu…

Note: Only locations with reports from anglers are included.

Albuquerque – APD homicide detectives charged a woman today for an overnight stabbing that followed a domestic dispute in Northwest Albuquerque involving a love triangle. 20-year-old Ashlynn Battle of Albuquerque was charged with first degree murder for the fatal stabbing of a woman. According to a criminal complaint, officers responded

Construction of the public observatory is on hold after $5.25 million needed to build the facility was not allocated to the school during the last session of the state Legislature.

Boots in the Park is returning to Balloon Fiesta Park for a second year, bigger and better. Two days and at least a dozen country artists, including Luke Combs and Cody Johnson, will headline at Boots in the Park. The man behind the festival, Steve Thacher, says it's an event

Gallup-McKinley County Schools are getting some unwanted attention. Superintendent Mike Hyatt is being accused of violating state ethics laws.

Albuquerque Police are investigating the city's latest murder. A stabbing at a westside apartment complex has killed a woman. The incident happened around 11p.m. Friday night at the Sandia Village apartments near McMahon and Unser.

The New Mexico National Guard helped rescue three people after a boating incident along the Canadian River near Raton Friday evening.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to unleash airstrikes targeting Iran’s program if a deal isn’t reached.

St. John's College's upcoming graduation, Santa Fe teachers honored and more news from the area's schools and colleges.

How area members of Congress voted over the previous week.

The state's first-term conservative superintendent has leaned into fighting what he describes as “wokeness” in public schools.

The massive steel star designed by French artist Jean-Luc Verna is located in public gardens close to the Bastille Plaza.

A memorial retrospective exhibition of the art of Janet Stein Romero (1944-2024), “The Nuanced Vernacular of a Visual Polyglot,” opens Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 2-4 p.m. in the art gallery of Kluge Auditorium at the United World College (UWC) in Montezuma, New Mexico. Craig Winston will open the festivities

The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an illustration of what local law enforcement, funded by taxpayers, must deal with daily throughout the Española Valley.

The defending champs took a 6-0 lead in the first inning, but the Tigers made it a one run game in the top of the 7th.

New Mexico’s Economic Development Department (EDD) has awarded $25,000 in taxpayer funding to an Albuquerque-based farming operation, Ashokra Farm, under the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) program. But what at first glance appeared to be a minor example of questionable spending has become a window into the state’s support for

By Rebecca Dow op-ed Seven years ago, the landmark Yazzie v. Martinez district court ruling was... Read More

At the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter, a few too many tails are wagging with anticipation. They need those on two feet to show up and help.

Tuesday May 6, 2025 County Commission Room Roosevelt County Courthouse Portales, New Mexico 88130... Read More

The Santa Clara Board of Trustees voted after a public hearing Thursday to reject a conditional use permit for a retail cannabis dispensary in its downtown after, trustees said, the applicant failed to meet all the requirements — and after hearing from about a half-dozen people who spoke against the

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Options Being Considered as Enrollment Continues to Decline Throughout the District

RIO RANCHO — Packed with people and feeling a little bit stuffy, the Cleveland High School gymnasium might have felt like your typical Friday afternoon student pe… Read more200 National Guard members receive sendoff at Cleveland HS ceremony

ALBUQUERQUE — The ASK Academy in Rio Rancho graduated its largest class ever Friday, a milestone officials said was made all the more significant by the fact the … Read moreThe ASK Academy graduates largest class ever

Farm country voted heavily for Donald Trump last November. Now many farmers are taking a wait-and-see attitude toward the Republican president’s disputes with China an…

A 45-minute documentary highlighting the issues of homelessness, drug addiction and blight across the city of Española has drawn a strong response from the community.

People who are homeless are more likely to get sick, hurt or even die from preventable causes, according to a report from the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH).

Some members were away lobbying other county concerns

Front Page of the May 12, 1937 edition of the Optic Front Page of the May 12, 1937 edition of the Optic SANTA FE (AP) – School officials considered it virtually certain today that the two Las Vegas school systems will be merged into one within a year and possibly

Update (1:37 p.m.) New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting early Friday that left one man wounded.

A baby born with a rare and dangerous genetic disease is thriving after getting an experimental gene editing treatment made just for him. Researchers said the Pennsylv…

New Mexico residents served by Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) will soon pay more for electricity, following the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) approval of a phased rate increase. As reported by KOAT News 7, the average residential customer will see their monthly bill rise by $6.23,

The Tri-County Farmers Market is thrilled to announce an exciting Summer Internship, offering a unique opportunity for a motivated individual to gain hands-on experience within our vibrant local food scene. This internship pilot will run from early June to Sept. 30, 2025, providing approximately 250 hours of invaluable experience in

Several health “hubs” meant to increase the quality of healthcare in rural communities in the area are being made possible, thanks to a recent partnership between Anchorum Health Foundation and the University of New Mexico. The partnership, which has been in development for about six months, will help boost UNM’s

A 34-year-old Hernandez man will be held in the New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute in Las Vegas for at least the next nine months, after being found dangerous and not competent to stand trial.

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM-02) panned a measure that cleared the House Agriculture Committee on Wednesday that overhauls the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistanc…

Northern New Mexico College marked a milestone in its Technical Trades Program on May 8 with a celebratory lunch and the dedication of the Ralph E. Clark, III Technical Trades Center for Excellence at its Cultura Café.

Students at All Saints Catholic School launched more than a dozen small rockets yesterday with the help of volunteers from the Civil Air Patrol.

Harvard University for decades assumed it had a cheap copy of the Magna Carta in its collection, a stained and faded document it had purchased for less than $30. But t…

7 Brew drive-through planned for Hobbs Denise Marquez/News-Sun A new drink shop is planned to begin construction on its first Hobbs location this summer. 7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee will be located at 1425 N. Turner St., in front of the Broadmoor Mall. 7 Brew offers hot coffee, iced coffee,

Another Democrat is poised to enter an increasingly crowded field of candidates vying for governor.

RIO RANCHO — Veterans Monument Park was once again full of Rio Rancho's finest for the annual Fallen Officers ceremony Thursday morning.

According to the American Psychological Association, later school start times show a positive correlation with higher quality sleep and improv…

Students from Robertson High School & Memorial Middle School Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter were among the nearly 7,000 attendees representing nearly 800 school chapters who attended the 2025 BPA National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida, May 7-11. While in Orlando, students vied for top honors in BPA’s Workplace

Update: All roadways are open as of 2:20 p.m.

An open space located under a New Mexico Department of Transportation overpass on Railroad Avenue was being used to help treat recovering addicts. The space was closed by the city until further notice. An open space located under a New Mexico Department of Transportation overpass on Railroad Avenue was being

Some parents of pre-K students spoke to members of the Roswell Independent School District board on Tuesday night about how their children have been faring at the Park…

Students in Krista Marquez's third-grade class made an ofrenda on Gene Fresquez's desk. The ofrenda included a picture of Fresquez, school supplies, and a video game controller to allude to the boy’s love of Fortnite. Fresquez passed away May 7. Wynter Lucero, 9, left, consoles Rosaiah Montano, 9, during a

On the last day of classes for the spring semester, organizers for the New Mexico Stand Up for Science tabled at the University of New Mexico, asking more students to …

Most New Mexicans’ monthly electricity bills will rise by roughly $12.50 within the next year. Read morePNM bills to increase by roughly $12 in the next year

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The town of Silver City will not increase its fire restrictions just yet, but will likely do so later this month, along with considering limiting fireworks. The Silver City Fire Department enacted Stage 1 fire restrictions in March that essentially banned open burning, with

A local man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in a south Roswell plaza nearly a week ago.

Have you visited Tricore Reference Laboratories lately? Maybe you noticed things were a little different? Perhaps you saw some new faces or even a member of the staff missing. That’s because long-time resident Mrs. Rose Marie Lucero has made the decision to retire for the second time. When talking with

BERNALILLO — Cases of the measles has been confirmed in Sandoval County, the New Mexico Department of Health announced Thursday.

Robert A. Anaya Robert A. Anaya In a unanimous vote during Wednesday night’s City Council meeting, Robert Anaya was officially appointed as the new City Manager of Las Vegas, following the resignation of former City Manager Timothy Montgomery earlier this month. Due to the short timeframe and the upcoming municipal

Portions of roads on the west and southwest sides of the Roswell Air Center will be closed during the day next week as the National Championship Air Races and Air Show…

This appears to be an an ideal time for Gov. Lujan Grisham to attempt a course correction in how rural New Mexico will finally gain full internet access. She has grown tired of her acting director at the Broadband Office, Drew Lovelace, and sent him back to his previous position

This beauty was among a dazzling herd of Impalas at the Imperials Car Show at the Roswell MatanzaFest and Cinco de Mayo Festival Saturday at the Eastern New Mexico Sta…

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Police Department is currently accepting applications for its Citizens’ Police Academy Express. The deadline to apply is June 19.

Members of the community facing the aftermath of damage caused by fire and floods are invited to attend an open house next week hosted by the Hermit's Peak Watershed Alliance. The "Watershed Revival" open house will cover a variety of topics related to our water and land in the aftermath

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from May 7–11, 2025. May 7 1:06 a.m. Obscen…

Multiple fire departments and supporting agencies responded to a structure fire on Calle del Oso Road in Valdez early Wednesday evening (May 14).

A Pecos woman is facing charges for a crash that injured two New Mexico Department of Transportation workers along a stretch of Interstate 25 between Ribera and Bernal. Twenty-year-old Mistidawn Roybal is charged with one felony count of great bodily injury by vehicle for allegedly striking a construction barrel before

Fruit trees bowed under the weight of snow and powder hounds shook their fists at Taos Mountain. February felt like May this year, and May fel…

The New Mexico Department of Health confirmed the first measles case in Curry County in a press release last Wednesday (May 7). The virus aff…

The New Mexico Watershed and Dam Owners Coalition met and toured the Las Cruces Arroyo Dam with hundreds of visitors from across the state las…

1. Meditation and memory: Ancient wisdom meets modern neuroscience Among the well-known benefits of meditation, which include physical relaxat…

In honor of May being both Asthma Awareness Month and Wildfire Awareness Month, the New Mexico Department of Health is encouraging New Mexican…

The following is a summary of activity at Stray Hearts Animal Shelter from May 5 – 11, 2025. Animals currently in care: 32 Total intakes this …

On this episode of "Voices of Taos," join Reporter Olivia Lewis as she speaks with Amy Long, board president of Stray Hearts Animal Shelter. L…

UNM-Taos’ Cielo Centro observatory shot for the moon, as the saying goes — but but for now, they're stuck in orbit. Construction of the public…

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's pocket veto of a legislation prohibiting the slaughter of New Mexico’s free-roaming horses left horse advocates,…

Volunteers and vendors gathered for the opening ceremonies of the first MatanzaFest and Cinco de Mayo Festival on Saturday morning at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair…

A special a hybrid meeting of the the Village of Taos Ski Valley Council was convened Friday (May 9) to present for approval new water, sewer …

A test of riders' skill and horses' agility, the basic elements of gymkhana can be traced to ancient times. The equestrian competitions held i…

Finance Director Emily Rowlinson-Elliott reviewed the county’s third quarter fiscal year 2024 financial report at its Monday (May 12) regular …

Road crews are slated to wrap up the NM 68 – U.S. 64 Roadway Project along Paseo del Pueblo in downtown Taos by the end of the month. It’s sev…

Affordable housing and the unhoused drove much of the agenda at the Town of Taos Council’s regular meeting Tuesday (May 13), which ran over fi…

RIO RANCHO — Sandoval County Landfill will have a free half day from 8 a.m. to noon May 17 if weather permits.

As weather in Taos grows sunnier, the Taos Farmers Market's season will begin this Saturday (May 17) from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Taos County Courthouse parking lot,

Earthship Biotecture founder Michael Reynolds is ranked number one on a list of the world’s Top 25 Inspiring Sustainable Architects and Architecture Firms published by archiroots, an international …

A building in front of the Sangre de Cristo Valley Market is no longer vacant, and Questeños have a new source for custom tables, chairs and other household items: Furniture

Taos County, the Carson National Forest, Amigos Bravos and several businesses are sponsoring two events Saturday (May 17) for the Spring 2025 …

Those who suffered losses in prescribed burns gone awry in New Mexico’s historic 2022 wildfire season are asking the courts to intervene, foll…

Tension built on the bank of the Rio Grande as more than 40 racers lined up behind a starting line, jockeying for the best position. One was d…

A small yellow food truck in Embudo is serving up what foodies would be hard-pressed to find in New Mexico: genuine Chicago-style hot dogs made from Vienna sausage on a

CORRALES — Meadowlark Lane in Corrales will be closed for construction starting May 22.

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This week's pet of the week is a sweetheart named Butters.Butters was found tied to our grants animal care center gate one morning, abandoned. She's about 2 years old, vaccinated, and will do great in a single dog home. She's quiet, clean, leash trained, and potty/crate trained. She's very mild…

GRANTS, N.M. – The graduating Class of 2025 turned their tassels the evening of May 9, during the New Mexico State University- Grants commencement ceremony.The room was packed with graduates and family, according to campus director Dr. Marlene Chavez Toivanen, she has never seen it that full in her…

On April 28, Grants High School held its National Honor Society induction ceremony, welcoming new members who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship,…

By LISA JIMENEZ Daily Press Correspondent The Silver City Museum’s acclaimed exhibit, “Nuestra Voz: The Chihuahua Hill Story,” has found a permanent home on the museum’s second floor, a recognition of the exhibit’s enduring popularity and the important influence this neighborhood has had in shaping the town of Silver City.

Tennis racquets were flying in 4A state tennis action at the Nusenda sponsored tournament this weekend. Pirate Joshua Sausa was defeated 6-0, 6-0 by Albuquerque Academy’s Adrian Hanna who was ranked third.In girls doubles Kylee Sandoval and Maya Yates were defeated by Deming’s Lyndsey Williams and…

Enriquez GarciaEnriquez Garcia, a dedicated family man and respected member of the community, was born on October 2, 1946, in Seboyeta, New Mexico. He passed…

As friends and families get ready to kick off summer by firing up the grills and serving food at their cookouts, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safet…

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — Within days of one another, two wildfires ignited in Cibola County, proving a sobering truth: drought-stricken land, dry fuels, and warmer temperatures have created a volatile wildfire season this year.The latest blaze, known as the Cinder Cone Fire, sparked May 11 near Quartz…

Mt. Taylor Elementary School, April 10, 2025 - Laughter, music, and belonging filled the halls as kindergarteners, parents, and guardians from across the…

This week’s Athletes of the Week are:GHS Senior Boudy Melonas for his two RBI walk-off single in first game against Santa Teresa to win that game.GHS Senior Noah Lundstrom, whose hit in the sixth inning scored a runner to win the third game in a best of three series in

May 15th What? Cibola Crimestoppers Monthly Meeting When? Cibola Crimestoppers meets the 3rd Thursday of every month (except December) at 10:00 am …

Local officials said May 8 they don’t know what will happen to a private prison in southeast New Mexico set to close this summer, but the company running it has expres…

An alumna of the New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) was the distinguished speaker who addressed graduating classes from both the high school and junior college comme…

On April 8th, the Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon in which they discussed many changes.Guess speaker Bill Lee, a graduate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for organization management, served on the Board of Regents for six years. He currently teaches leadership development as a faculty…

Schedules, Safety, and CongratulationsCIBOLA COUNTY, NM – Cibola County’s two high schools are preparing to send off their graduating seniors this week with ceremonies planned for Friday and Saturday. As students at Grants High School and Laguna Acoma High School prepare to walk the stage, local…

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Duke Rodriguez, the 67-year-old president and CEO of Ultra Health, is contemplating a Republican bid for New Mexico governor in 2026. While widely recognized for leading the state’s largest cannabis company, Rodriguez is keen to highlight his extensive experience in healthcare and public administration as he evaluates

Eric S FuentesEric S Fuentes, a beloved figure to many, was born on June 29, 1985, in the warm embrace of Phoenix, Arizona. He departed from this world far too…

“We had a difficult schedule this year with the weather,” said Grants High School Boys’ Head Track Coach Jessie Gamboa “But our track team always rises to the occasion during districts.”Weather issues aside, Gamboa and the other track coaches would call this year a success and eagerly await the…

Trump in NMHispanic support for President Trump is whipsawing. His breakthrough in New Mexico last year when he lost the state by six points but performed better than any Republican presidential candidate here since was widely credited to improved support among Hispanic men and his visit to ABQ to rally

Eddy Aragon, a radio talk show host and former Albuquerque mayoral candidate has become the first Republican to enter the race to unseat U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM-0…

Trout and Tiger Muskie Keep Anglers Busy at BluewaterFishing remained GOOD at Bluewater Lake throughout the past week, with anglers reporting success on both trout and tiger muskie. Conditions have stayed favorable despite cooler temperatures and steady wind, offering both challenge and reward for…

Keven Kersten LackeyKeven Kersten Lackey, affectionately known as 'Moose,' passed away on May 6, 2025, in his beloved hometown of Grants, New Mexico. Born on…

Law enforcement staffing crisis in SENM Christina Holt/News-Sun The Hobbs Police Department has a 33 percent vacancy rate for certified officers. But where does this stand in comparison in the region of southeastern New Mexico? The challenge of recruiting officers is not just a local issue but one that is

Art Taking FlightMay 17 from 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. at the Double Six Art Gallery, 1001 W. Santa Fe AveCibolaWritingContest–$50Prize The Cibola Citizen invites Cibola residents to submit original works of creative art exploring this question:“Mount Taylor—called Tsoodzil, Kaweshtima, Tsiipiya, and more—…

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — From colorful flower tubs and fresh herb plants to educational birdthemed games and handcrafted treasures, this past Saturday’s Farmers Market at Fire and Ice Park was more than a shopping trip — it was a full-on community celebration.The market’s second weekend of the 2025…

RIO RANCHO — An Eagle Ridge Middle School student has died unexpectedly, administrators announced Tuesday.

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM-02) joined forces with U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-MT-01) to launch a bipartisan Public Lands Caucus.

With the spring winds often kicking up dust in Roswell and Chaves County, and the fire season underway, the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) is urging residents…

RIO RANCHO — It has been nearly seven months since 15-year-old Adrian Maestas was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head. Now, as his family continues to push for resolution, Rio Rancho Police Department continues to investigate.

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between May 6 and May 12, 2025: Jerry Pease, Battery (Household Member). Brittany Gallegos, Battery Upon a Health Care Worker. Christopher James Garcia, Disorderly Conduct. Andy Alcon, Bench Warrant FTA/FTP. Patrick C. Sisneros, APO Arrest Order. Leonard Armijo,

In this month's Homes magazine we are proud to profile an extraordinary estate in Ranchos de Taos. Find your copy in this week’s edition.

RIO RANCHO — If there ever was a correlation between sumo wrestlers and robotics, look no further than what occurred May 7 inside the gymnasium of Lincoln Middle School.

The Cerro Pelado Fire seen from La Bajada Hill on April 29, 2022. The Cerro Pelado Fire seen from La Bajada Hill on April 29, 2022. Those who suffered losses in prescribed burns gone awry in New Mexico’s historic 2022 wildfire season are asking the courts to intervene, following what

Observe New Mexico Elections on May 8 released a report on its findings from the state’s 2024 election that mostly gave high marks after observing operations at a majo…

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Governing Body members Paul Wymer and Nicole List are scheduled to meet with constituents Saturday in the second installment of a city-sponsored series designed to create synergy between elected representatives and com…

New Mexico State Rep. Micaela Lara Cadena (D-Mesilla), best known this session for squandering public funds on a one-line constituent letter and burning bridges with her own party, is now blaming her embarrassing performance on one thing: the lack of a paycheck. In a stunning display of entitlement, Cadena, who

A major underpinning of New Mexico's modern welfare state is back in the spotlight with the Republican controlled congress eyeing cuts to the Medicaid program that now provides insurance for 830,000 residents in our state or 40 percent of the entire population of 2.1 million. That's the highest per capita

By JO LUTZ Daily Press Correspondent On Thursday, the Grant County Commission renewed a declaration of extreme or severe drought conditions for the third month running, an action which also continues fireworks restrictions across the county. They also approved a mutual aid agreement between Grant and Luna counties for fire

The Levi Alcon Family received the Founders Award at this year's banquet. Anjelica Pacheco, from the LCC Welding Program, was honored for her outstanding academic achievements. Rosalie Ortega, class of 2005 in Barbering, was one of two alumni honored with Alumni Achievement Awards. The Levi Alcon Family received the Founders

RIO RANCHO — The conclave's historic choice last week of a pope from the United States to succeed the late Pope Francis took two local Catholic Church leaders by surprise.

Mayor Webber (State of City)You've got to hand it to Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber for knowing how to drive his critics crazy. At his state of the city speech coming less than six months before the next mayoral election, Webber again shied away from announcing whether he would seek

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RIO RANCHO — The community in Mariposa celebrated Firefighters Appreciation Day last weekend where Rio Rancho Fire Chief James DeFillipppo announced his retirement.

In a powerful reinforcement of President Trump’s no-nonsense border security policies, federal authorities have arrested another 209 criminal aliens who illegally crossed into the United States through a newly established restricted military zone in southern New Mexico. These individuals, instead of simply facing illegal entry charges, are now subject to

The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) announced recently that more than 78% of students in the 2024 cohort, those who began ninth grade in the 2020-21 schoo…

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Members of the Roswell Fire Department are shown late last month during a practice session at Louis Jones Training Center. Blasting high-powered water hoses often puts…

In a revealing interview on CBS’s Face the Nation Sunday, lame duck far-left Democrat New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham doubled down on failed progressive policies while lobbing partisan attacks at Republicans, defending a bloated Medicaid system, and criticizing common-sense border security initiatives championed by popular President Donald Trump. Grisham,

A local automobile sales and service business requested that the city relinquish ownership of a block of city street and two alleys. However, Thursday evening, after l…

Gary Hicks Editor Gary Hicks A Villanueva man was recently sentenced to serve more than 11 years in prison for the murder of Alejandro Rodriguez after pleading guilty in late 2024. The shooting took place in December 2023. Gary Hicks, 60, took a plea deal to avoid going to trial

RIO RANCHO — Skepticism of a developer’s plan to build housing and retail on the site of the former golf course led members of the Rio Rancho Governing Body to decide Thursday to hold off the vote on the concept until this summer.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—In a powerful testament to the impact of peaceful, faith-based outreach, a woman who traveled more than 700 miles from Houston, Texas, to obtain an abortion at the Southwestern Women’s Options (SWO) clinic in Albuquerque changed her mind and chose life after encountering pro-life advocates on the sidewalk. According

RIO RANCHO — An ordinance that would have extended terms for Rio Rancho’s elected officials and done away with local spring elections failed in a vote Thursday by the Rio Rancho Governing Body.

BERNALILLO — After nearly six hours of deliberation Friday, the jury in the trial for Elbert Thurman Turner Jr., who is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of tampering with evidence, was deadlocked at the Sandoval C…

RIO RANCHO — The ASK Academy held its inaugural showcase for their biomedical pathway students May 1 to show off the work they completed throughout the year in an “open house-esque” event.

Front page of the Las Vegas Optic on May 6, 1907 Front page of the Las Vegas Optic on May 6, 1907 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. May 6 (AP) – Having collected evidence for three days on the much-discussed race attitude questionnaire and delved into the social setup on the University of

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Police Department confirmed May 9 that a former RRPD officer and current Santa Ana Police Officer was arrested for DWI.

Food insecurity is a serious issue in Taos County. Many families reply on multiple sources to put enough food on the table.

People across the state should increasingly prepare to lose power the next time high winds and dry conditions combine to raise wildfire risk in their communities. That was the message big and small electrical providers from all corners of New Mexico told the state’s utility regulator during a day-long hearing

An Albuquerque woman is facing criminal charges for allegedly trafficking drugs in Las Vegas and for her role in an alleged scheme to deliver drugs to someone inside the San Miguel County Detention Center. Prosecutors this week charged 29-year-old Elizabeth N. Guevara with seven felony counts after investigators with the

Two men are wanted on warrants for allegedly beating a man over a debt and breaking his teeth with a rifle while a third man was arrested in mid-April on a warrant.

As we head into summer and the accompanying party season, it’s nice to have a few extra recipes on hand for baked goods that can sit out in the heat and not spoil, unlike so many other goods brought to a cookout.

In a decisive move Thursday night, the Rio Rancho City Council voted against a controversial proposal that would have eliminated the city’s long-standing voter ID requirement for local elections. Mayor Gregg Hull praised the decision as a victory for election integrity and local control. After the 3-3 failed vote, audience

Stepping into their future CTECH students sign SkillsUSA intent letters Andy Brosig/News-Sun Hobbs senior Makenzee Box believes she probably wouldn’t have her future plans set up without the programs at the Career Technical Education Center Hobbs. And the CTECH Culinary Arts student isn’t alone. Fourteen students gathered Tuesday with family

Faith in Action honors volunteers Christina Holt/News-Sun Faith in Action’s annual fundraiser and awards banquet was the “bee’s knees,” as some would say. The evening was reminiscent of the Great Gatsby filled with people wearing flapper dresses and fedoras ready to support the local nonprofit. Faith in Action was established

A crash involving at least four vehicles temporarily shut down northbound Interstate 25 north of the Glorieta exit, near the boundary between San Miguel County and Santa Fe County. The crash occurred earlier this afternoon, May 8. Severe weather conditions created hazardous driving conditions. The New Mexico Department of Transportation

An Albuquerque man was arrested in Rio Rancho Tuesday for allegedly robbing a local convenience store.

Rio Arriba County's Top Law Enforcement Official Was Laid to Rest Thursday in Chimayó

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from April 30 – May 4, 2025. April 30 2:04 p.m. Information

The Española Fire Department and Training Facility is officially open and ready to serve Northern New Mexico after a multi-year renovation and building project.

This bulldozer of love is everybody’s boyfriend, Bowie: the only thing bigger than his head is his heart. Bowie is 80 lbs. of pot roast perfection. This beefy boy was born to bring big love to every creature he meets. On his daily strolls in and out of the shelter,

In a moment of profound significance for the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics, white smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel this afternoon, signaling that the College of Cardinals has successfully elected a new pope, Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago, Illinois. He has chosen the name of Leo XIV.

Now if there were only more of them. That was one reaction from Mr. and Mrs. New Mexico as US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the biggest fentanyl bust in US history in which four million fentanyl pills and other drugs and cash were confiscated across five states, including a

Dr. Elaine Rodriquez Dr. Elaine Rodriquez Known for her dedication to mentoring and advocating for others, Elaine Rodriquez spent the last few weeks of her life looking out for the wellbeing of her students. Rodriquez, the head of the history and political science department at New Mexico Highlands University and

SANTA FE — Duke Rodriguez, one of New Mexico’s most successful cannabis entrepreneurs and a former health care executive, is weighing a bid for governor.

Maryah Montoya, community services director for Help New Mexico and Chicanos por la Causa, right, hands a certificate to Maryann Coca, during a Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion Recognition ceremony on April 30 at the George Salazar Center. Maryah Montoya, community services director for Help New Mexico and Chicanos por

Police have identified the driver who passed away after what reports from witnesses indicate was a high speed crash on Kit Carson Road last Thursday (May 1) at 8 a.m.

A DNA analysis of 13 living Picuris Pueblo members has confirmed what oral histories have long foretold: the Picuris possess familial roots to the ancient people of Chaco Canyon. The

Nearly $400 million in AmeriCorps federal grant funding was immediately terminated April 29, dismantling more than 1,000 community programs and prematurely ending the service of almost 30,000 …

The recent plunge in oil prices comes with an alarming forecast from one of the key players in the Permian Basin in NM and Texas that is so vital to the state's financial future.Diamondback Energy, the largest independent oil producer in the Permian, has called the peak of oil production

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Tuesday, standing alongside U.S. Attorney for New Mexico Ryan Ellison, that law enforcement has achieved one of the largest fentanyl seizures ever recorded in the United States, uncovering 409 kilograms of fentanyl pills and an additional 11.5 kilograms of fentanyl powder. Alongside the fentanyl, authorities

Heavy rainfall across Las Vegas and the surrounding areas led to widespread flash flooding and caused the temporary closures of several roadways across the community, as officials feared for the safety of residents attempting to cross submerged roadways. Residents were specifically warned to avoid the Gallinas River area on Tuesday,

President Donald Trump’s newly released spending proposal identifies more than $600 million to be cut from “woke” grant programs overseen by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. That budget proposal, which needs Congressional approval, does not specify which programs or grants would be axed but says the cuts would enable FEMA

In a chaotic display of political theater, Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.), the ranking member of the DOGE Subcommittee, was gavelled down by Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) after launching into a rambling tirade defending extremist transgender ideology during a congressional hearing Wednesday. The hearing, meant to investigate alarming instances of

New Mexico’s national rankings for preschool education have improved significantly due to increases in enrollment and funding, according to a recently released report. The National Institute for Early Education Research, a nonpartisan research organization established at Rutgers University, released its 2024 State of Preschool Yearbook last week, which looks at

Border Patrol agents at an interior immigration checkpoint in New Mexico recently arrested a Cuban national with what officials described as a “disturbing criminal history,” once again exposing the dangers posed by lax border security and failed open-border policies. According to a report shared by Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks,

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between April 29 and May 5, 2025: Ignacio E. Gallegos, Possession of a Controlled Substance (Felony), Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Criminal Trespass (Unposted). Fabian Maes, Driving While License Suspended or Revoked (Revoked For DWI). Ignacio Griego,

RIO RANCHO — They were, not too long ago, just three kids figuring out the name to their robotics team.

JEMEZ SPRINGS — Jemez Historic Site will hold a Sunday Funday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 18 in Gisewa Pueblo.

KRQE-TV attempted to get an explanation from the Federal Court and the US Attorney's office on why the numerous plea bargain hearings for APD officers snared in the DWI bribery investigation are not being publicized. That's so the station and other media can show (and question) the disgraced cops and

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho High School Dance Department held a Master Dance Concert at the Rio Rancho Performing Arts Center May 2.

A fire danger sign amidst the rare snows on Chihuahua desert landscape leading up to the Organ mountains, captured on Jan. 10, 2025. A fire danger sign amidst the rare snows on Chihuahua desert landscape leading up to the Organ mountains, captured on Jan. 10, 2025. New Mexico’s snowpacks melted

BERNALILLO — Sandoval County Emergency Management announced May 5 that the public review period of the draft of the 2025 Sandoval County Community Wildfire Protection Plan has started and will run through May 19.

RIO RANCHO — The New Mexico State Police officer arrested Friday afternoon was actually involved in two accidents, according to the criminal complaint filed in Sandoval County Magistrate Court.

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Police Department invites the community to a fallen officer ceremony at 9 a.m. May 15 at Veterans Memorial Park.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s $3.6 million “Breaking Bad Habits” anti-littering campaign, featuring actor Bryan Cranston, has garnered attention for its creative approach to a persistent issue in New Mexico. According to the Santa Fe New Mexican: More than $2.4 million in media buys, from bus wraps and billboards to commercials

Medina and SanchezThe caustic attack from ABQ City Councilor Louis Sanchez on APD Chief Harold Medina at last Thursday's Council meeting may have been overly personal by accusing the chief of "disrespecting" the councilors but if this marks the beginning of a passionate debate over the future of policing in

RIO RANCHO — The city of Rio Rancho will recognize Memorial Day with a remembrance ceremony 10 a.m. May 26 at Veterans Memorial Park next to Esther Bone Library.

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Governing Body considered Friday a massive budget proposal that includes investments in new projects, programs and jobs that city officials warned may need to be adjusted later this year due to economic uncertainties.

In yet another display of arrogance and dishonesty, New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver took to the Santa Fe New Mexican’s Around the Roundhouse podcast with reporter Daniel Chacón this week to once again incoherently peddle her far-left talking points—doubling down on her tired claim that New Mexico’s

JEMEZ VALLEY — The Jemez Valley Wellness Center is now offering online chair yoga classes to elders and homebound residents.

BERNALILLO — Birds will be the topic of this month’s Ranger Read and Learn at the Martha Liebert Public Library, 124 Calle Malinche, Bernalillo.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has once again shown where her true priorities lie—blowing more than $96,000 of taxpayer money last year on extravagant personal perks and frivolous entertainment, all under the guise of “official obligations,” according to public records obtained by Target 7. The spending spree—technically allowed under

Tensions boiled over Thursday night as Albuquerque City Councilor Louie Sanchez publicly clashed with Mayor Tim Keller’s Police Chief Harold Medina during a heated budget meeting, laying bare what many see as the deep dysfunction and scandal-ridden leadership of the Albuquerque Police Department (APD). The City Council, meeting as a

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Deb Haaland, a far-left Democrat candidate for New Mexico governor and former Biden Interior Secretary, is facing new backlash after marching shoulder to shoulder with left-wing activists at a May Day rally in Albuquerque—a holiday with unmistakable roots in communism and socialism. Haaland promoted her participation on X (formerly Twitter),

BERNALILLO — The state auditor completed its review of Sandoval County's 2024 audit, and Chris Garner, a representative of the firm Pattillo, Brown and Hill L.L.P., presented the results to commissioners April 23. The county had a clean audit.

Stellar Solar IRB process initiated Christina Holt News-Sun TATUM — Plans to build a large solar farm in northern Lea County have moved one step closer to reality. Stellar Renewable Power from, headquartered in Dallas, plans to build a $1.18 billion solar energy facility near Tatum with the assistance of

April 27, 1900 front page of the Las Vegas Optic Robertson’s Manny Garcia reaches back to fire a fastball to home plate. April 27, 1900 front page of the Las Vegas Optic The ability to get an early lead and hold it typified Robertson Cardinal play during the 1989 baseball

New Mexico's generations-long struggle with drug addiction sadly continues into the current one, with a new study reporting that not only does the state have the highest rate of drug abuse in the nation but that the state's teenagers rank first in the nation for the percentage of drug users.

A sprawling fentanyl trafficking network stretching from Albuquerque to Salem, Oregon, has been shattered by federal authorities in what’s being called one of the largest operations of its kind in U.S. history. The takedown, made public this week, culminated in a massive sweep across New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and

RIO RANCHO — “Vibrant” was the word Rio Rancho High School student Aiden Allalunis used to describe his surroundings at the district office building April 28 when he was given his first pair of glasses used to correct his colorblindness.

SANTA FE — Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull will face competition in the Republican primary for governor if he announces next month he is running for the state's highest elected office.

April 20Cesar Grajeda, 23, of Rio Rancho, was arrested for aggravated battery against a household member, battery against a household member and interference with communications at a redacted address.

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

"Lies, damned lies, and statistics." How often have we heard that old saw in relation to crime here and elsewhere? The disconnect between what is reality according to law enforcement and what people feel is a very real phenomenon and will be central to the race for ABQ mayor. The

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

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nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

New Mexico Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez is facing sharp criticism after touting his vote against the Laken Riley Act and attacking President Donald Trump’s immigration policies during an April 16 town hall event. At the meeting, Vasquez proudly announced his opposition to the legislation, which was signed into law by

Sen. Lujan (Journal)It's not direct from the horse's mouth but a "spokesperson" for Senator Ben Ray Lujan says he will, as expected, seek a second term in 2026.That ABQ Dem Rep. Melanie Stansbury was mentioned here a a possible replacement if Lujan chose to step away might have his office

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez The town of Edgewood has been working on securing both a safe place and reliable staff for baby boxes. This comes amid news of a baby left at a dumpster in Albuquerque. On April 22, a newborn baby was found

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nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. I am writing this week’s column on Good Friday and am grateful that my schedule somehow parted to allow me to do so. 2025 has brought a tumult of uncertainty, change, and in my case, a significantly increased workload. This is a welcome

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. I am writing this week’s column on Good Friday and am grateful that my schedule somehow parted to allow me to do so. 2025 has brought a tumult of uncertainty, change, and in my case, a significantly increased workload. This is a welcome

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report It will be a busy Easter weekend in Edgewood with two events at Venus Park.. The Town of Edgewood’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Teen Advisory Council are again partnering for the town’s annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday from

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Hannah Grover Members of the Estancia Basin Water Planning Committee expressed concerns during an April meeting about how a proposed subdivision could impact water resources in the East Mountains. The proposed Campbell Ranch development could lead to 4,000 new homes as well

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Josephine Clara Bassett, known to everyone simply as “Jo,” lived a rich and vibrant life, touching many hearts in her community and beyond. Jo died peacefully on Friday, March 21, 2025, at the age of 99, in the house she and her husband

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food