Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

Emotions ran high Tuesday night as the Silver City Town Council considered approval of an ordinance that the town’s attorney said would clarify code...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

A Silver City man with a prior felony conviction was arrested Sunday in connection with the robbery of a downtown gallery at knifepoint — a crime si...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By HANNAH GROVER N.M. Political Report New Mexico will receive millions in federal money to increase access to solar power. The U.S. Environmental ...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education and one of its members have denied all claims in five civil lawsuit...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

​​By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff From Alamogordo to Wagon Mound, more than 50 school districts and charter schools have joined the New Mexico Sc...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By LEAH ROMERO Source New Mexico There are more than 108,000 miles of river in New Mexico, all of which were deemed the most endangered in the count...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

The Board of Education of the Cobre Consolidated School District heard more harsh news at its meeting Monday night concerning its budget for the next ...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By PATRICK LOHMANN Source New Mexico State finance experts and the New Mexico House budget committee chair said in a meeting last week that they wi...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By AUSTIN FISHER Source New Mexico New Mexico lawmakers will be called up to Santa Fe this summer to consider bills related to criminal competency, ...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

By PATRICK LOHMANN Source New Mexico The head of the state’s Finance Authority tasked with doling out a windfall of housing loans said the authori...

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

Santa Fe County Seeks Health Policy and Planning Commission (HPPC) Members

Santa Fe, NM- The Santa Fe County Community Services Department is currently in search of dedicated volunteers to join the Health Policy and Planning Commission (HPPC). The commission, comprised of nine members, aims to bring together individuals from...

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

NMSU Celebrates Arab American, Asian American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Communities

Celebrations are currently underway at New Mexico State University to honor the Arab American, Asian American, and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities. The university's Asian and Pacific Islander Program (APIP) has been actively involved in...

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

UNM Hospital’s Critical Care Tower Showcases Local Artists’ Work

The University of New Mexico Hospital's Critical Care Tower (CCT) is set to be adorned with over 100 unique pieces of artwork, thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the state of New Mexico's public art fund. Fabián Armijo, Executive Director of Diversity,...

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Staff reports

Unemployment claims in New Mexico increased last week

Here's a look at how weekly unemployment claims changed in New Mexico last week compared with the week prior.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Gulf Coast region gas prices fell from last week: See how much here

Here's a look at how weekly regional gas prices changed in Gulf Coast region last week compared with the week prior.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Carlsbad considers donation to replace North Mesa Senior Center

City of Carlsbad officials said a private party has reached out for a possible land purchase for a replacement for the North Mesa Senior Center.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Carlsbad meth, fentanyl dealer gets 20 years in federal prison

Manuel Pineda Montoya admitted to bringing fentanyl and meth into Carlsbad from Albuquerque.

Carlsbad Current Argus

UNM student Eli-Sha Upshaw takes plea deal in Mike Peake attack

One of the suspects involved in an attack on former New Mexico State basketball player Mike Peake in November 2022 has pleaded guilty.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Homes in Eddy County sold for lower prices recently: See how much here

Here's a look at the prices of sold homes changed in Eddy County in January 2024.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Plans for a new Eddy County judicial complex paused for public input

Eddy County Commissioners place proposed plan for a new courthouse on hold as public expresses concerns for current courthouse downtown.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Mike Smith

Eddy County Courthouse through the centuries

A pictorial history of courthouses in Carlsbad as Eddy County determines future use of the current courthouse built nearly 90 years ago.

City Desk

by: Bethany Raja

“I think what’s going on is bad. I had family who was in France during the occupation by the Nazis and a lot of the stuff my grandma told me, when I see the stuff that’s going on in Gaza, it reminds me of that,” said Max Stimer, 21, a physics student at...

KOAT Action News

by: Faith Egbuonu

Drag queen performance at Atrisco Heritage high school prom raises questions

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — On Wednesday, KOAT spoke with drag queen artist Dylan Payan, also known as Mythica Sahreen, in an on-camera interview and parents of students at Atrisco Heritage Academy High School. KOAT spoke with Albuquerque Pride Organization on...

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Carina Julig cjulig@sfnewmexican.com

City to hold gun buyback at Municipal Courthouse May 11

The event will offer people gift cards of up to $250 for surrendered firearms, which will be accepted no questions asked.

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Scott Brown

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department says its chaplain unit is growing and expanding its services. The unit has grown from eight members to 17 thanks to a recruiting push last year. Albuquerque Police Department: Fatal crash under...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Jordan Honeycutt

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It’s day two of the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow at Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque. The grand entry of dancers begins at 7 p.m. with the Miss Indian World Dance Competition happening right after. Starting at 8 p.m., the...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Scott Brown

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico State University (NMSU) is teaming up with an Oklahoma police department to encourage students to consider a career in law enforcement. Tulsa Police will offer paid internships for NMSU students, giving them hands-on...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

CDC releases report on first HIV cases 'likely' spread from vampire facials at ABQ spa

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the first known cases of HIV reportedly spread through so-called vampire facials were tied to a spa in Northwe… Read moreCDC releases report on first HIV cases 'likely' spread from vampire facials at ABQ...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gino Gutierrez / Journal Staff Writer

Sandia Prep students participate in Adaptive Sports day

One by one, middle school students at Sandia Prep filed into the gym on Thursday afternoon, all of them with the unmistakable look of excitement in their eyes. Read moreSandia Prep students participate in Adaptive Sports day

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Curtis Segarra

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Polk Middle School is a “Green Ribbon School.” The award highlights efforts to go green. “It’s just definitely a super exciting day,” Polk Middle School Principal Ben Bustos...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Joseph Choi, The Hill

(The Hill) — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has found that about 1 in 5 samples of retail milk contain traces of highly contagious bird flu, though these findings may not be indicative of an infectious risk to consumers. In an update published...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Laila Freeman

TULAROSA, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) Traffic Safety Division is holding a car seat inspection clinic alongside Safer New Mexico Now. On April 27, officials will inspect, and give instructions on installing, vehicle...

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

Firefighters battle wildfire north of Pecos

Firefighters are battling a wildfire that appears to have started on Thursday north of Pecos.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Judge dismisses charge against TikTok comedian

"The evidence presented here strongly suggests that [Hamdy] was charged based solely on the content of his speech and not for the content neutral activity proscribed by the law."

KOAT Action News

Santa Fe man missing after vehicle found in Arizona

A search is underway for a Santa Fe man after his vehicle was found at a national recreation area in northern Arizona.The National Park Service issued a missing person search for Thomas Robison, 58, of Santa Fe. His vehicle was found abandoned at Lees...

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

An Albuquerque native and Olympic skateboarder will appear at a skate and food truck event Saturday in the South Valley.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Kira Miner: Mostly sunny skies with less wind Friday

The first system is gone and now we await the next one that will bring us increasing cloud cover Friday and storms Saturday.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Megan Gleason / Journal Staff Writer

State Investment Council approves $550M commitments

The New Mexico State Investment Council approved three real estate commitments totaling $550 million this month. Read moreState Investment Council approves $550M commitments

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Daniel J. Chacón dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

Lujan Grisham expresses frustration with feds over cannabis seizures in leaked audio

The governor threatens to write a letter accusing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security of failing to work with her on immigration.

KOAT Action News

by: Genevieve Glass

41st Gathering of Nations returns to Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The 41st Annual Gathering of Nations Powwow begins Friday at Expo New Mexico.Established in 1983, the Gathering of Nations has grown into North America's largest powwow, attracting over 3,000 Indigenous, Native American and Indian...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Journal Staff Report

Restaurant inspections: No sign reminding employees to wash hands in the bathroom

GREEN Read moreRestaurant inspections: No sign reminding employees to wash hands in the bathroom

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Journal Staff Report

Restaurant inspections: No sign reminding employees to wash hands in the bathroom

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Albuqueruque Journal

by: LOLITA C. BALDOR and TARA COPP - Associated Press

US announces new Patriot missiles for Ukraine as part of new $6 billion aid package

The Pentagon has announced that the U.S. will provide Ukraine additional Patriot missiles for its air defense systems as part of a massive $6 billion additional aid package. The missiles will be used to replenish previously supplied Patriot a…

Albuqueruque Journal

by: MICHAEL R. SISAK, JENNIFER PELTZ, JAKE OFFENHARTZ and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER - Associated Press

Trump's lawyers try to discredit testimony of prosecution's lead witness in hush money trial

Donald Trump’s defense team in his hush money case is seeking to undermine the testimony of the prosecution's lead witness, former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker. Pecker returned to the witness stand Friday for a fourth day as defen…

The Taos News

Photo Gallery: Peace on Earth Day

On Earth Day, Monday (April 22), community members gathered to to commemorate the 30th annual Santa Fe to Taos Global Peace Walk and plant a c…

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico MLG chides DHS in leaked audio as ‘feckless’ accusations fly amid inaction

A new audio recording posted on X by the account “Chaos Coordinator” shows New Mexico Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham talking with U.S. Department of Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas’ chief of staff, Jonathan Davidson, regarding the border

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ryan Boetel / Journal Business Editor

There are practically "help wanted" signs hanging from solar panels and wind turbines.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ryan Boetel / Journal Business Editor

There are practically "help wanted" signs hanging from solar panels and wind turbines.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Update: Some schools operating on a two-hour delay due to Thursday night fire

Update: (7:30 a.m) Roswell Independent School Independent District Superintendent Brian Luck said that Mountain View Middle School, Sunset Elementary School and Univer…

Gallup Sun

by: gallupsun

GIMC to close water sevices on May 3

GIMC to close water sevices on May 3 Friday, 26 April 2024 09:30 gallupsun Gallup Indian Medical Center will be completing important repairs to their water system in the main hospital building effective May 3 after 4:30 pm. The hospital will not have...

Gallup Sun

by: gallupsun

Charles-Newton champions Navajo sovereignty at TriSec 2024

Charles-Newton champions Navajo sovereignty at TriSec 2024 Friday, 26 April 2024 09:11 gallupsun LAS VEGAS, N.V. — In a gathering of tribal leaders and organizations at the TriSec 2024 Conference during the week of April 22 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Navajo...

Roswell Daily Record

by: Christina Stock

April 25

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: Associated Press

The labor department said 505 Burgers Farmington LLC has agreed to pay out $100,000 to resolve claims by two former employees.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The Associated Press

The crash killed a 14-month-old and injured his mother. Court documents state the officer was traveling 99 mph.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Republican legislators introduce border security bills for special session

Increases in penalties for selling fentanyl and a prohibition on so-called “sanctuary cities" are among the measures Republican lawmakers say …

KOAT Action News

Person hurt after shooting at Chelwood Park

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Police are investigating after a person was shot at a public park.The shooting happened at Chelwood Park just before 5 p.m. Thursday, April 25. A person was shot and was transported to a hospital. Advertisement ...

KOAT Action News

1 dead, 1 hurt after shooting in northeast Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Police are investigating after several people were shot in the northeast.Albuquerque police officers are responding to the fatal shooting near the 4500 block of Alexander Boulevard NE, just south of Montano Road NE. ...

KOAT Action News

Road closed in Santa Fe after police shooting

SANTA FE, N.M. — A roadway was closed in both directions after a police shooting.The shooting happened at Harrison and Cerrillos roads. Police were responding to a man threatening people with a knife at Cafe Castro. Advertisement ...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

CDC: First-ever HIV cases from ‘vampire facials’ reported in Albuquerque

The CDC announced that a string of HIV infections in Albuquerque are unique: They are the first-ever such infections to come from cosmetic injections.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

4 Investigates: HopeWorks homicide

A confrontation between homeless men turned deadly on the doorsteps of Hopeworks. One man thinks he can force the city to make some changes with a lawsuit.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

School employees placed on leave following prom drag performance

APS confirmed the school has a new acting principal and multiple employees have been placed on administrative leave as the district investigates what happened.

KOAT Action News

Luna County deputy to face charges for fatal crash

DEMING, N.M. — A deputy with the Luna County Sheriff's Office was summoned for felony charges for a fatal crash in 2023.The fatal crash happened at Highway 11 and Voorhies Road on Saturday morning, Nov. 11. The crash left a 1-year-old child dead and the...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Driver challenges BCSO deputy to a street race

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A Bernalillo County sheriff’s deputy was challenged to a street race last weekend.A driver revved his engine and then took off next to a marked patrol car. BCSO says they are cracking down on street racing in the metro by patrolling...

KOAT Action News

by: T.J. Wilham

Murders down nationwide and in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Those behind a new report say this year, the U.S. is on pace for the biggest drop in homicides ever recorded. AH Datalytics – a company that works with the U.S. Department of Justice - recently reported that homicides are...

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted Photo/ENMMC

Picturing the Day-Youths in helicopter

These youths were among a larger group of local home schooled students who had the chance earlier this month to become more familiar with helicopters by spending time inside one operated by Trans Aero Ltd. This chopper is used for medical transports.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Terri Harber Roswell Daily Record

Science Fair allows students to exercise creativity, problem-solving skills

Science experiments — and inventions — can sometimes go awry. Usually, the experimenters make a note about what happened and try again.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Staff reports

Unemployment claims in New Mexico increased last week

Here's a look at how weekly unemployment claims changed in New Mexico last week compared with the week prior.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Gulf Coast region gas prices fell from last week: See how much here

Here's a look at how weekly regional gas prices changed in Gulf Coast region last week compared with the week prior.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Pump track at San Juan College Bike Park now open to all riders

“To see people come out here on the second day it was open, to see kids just tearing it up, it was great,” said San Juan College VP Ed DesPlas. “It made me wish I was 40 years younger.”

Farmington Daily Times

by: Mike Easterling

San Juan College Bike Park Pump Track now open

The new pump track at the San Juan College Bike Park was paid for with bond money approved by voters in 2022.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

San Juan College students face tuition increase for fall semester

Resident students taking a full load of 15 credit hours a semester would see their tuition go up from $840 to $915.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

UNM student Eli-Sha Upshaw takes plea deal in Mike Peake attack

One of the suspects involved in an attack on former New Mexico State basketball player Mike Peake in November 2022 has pleaded guilty.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Riley Beggin

Senate rejects both impeachment articles against Alejandro Mayorkas

Democrats always planned to quickly dismiss the GOP-led charges in what both sides called a historic impeachment.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Jessica Onsurez

The New Mexico Legislature will meet in special session on July 18

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has called a special session of the New Mexico legislature to address public safety protections for the state.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

New Mexico is in the path of thousands of migratory birds this spring

Bird conservationist Dylan Osterhaus said it's important to know how human activity can impact migratory bird patterns and threaten their survival.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

NM Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham: Special session could be called 'in one week or two'

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says she is working with legislative leaders to develop a platform for a potential special session.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Fire destroys peanut plant, injured one outside Portales

Multiple firefighters from around the region Monday afternoon were on the scene of a fire at the peanut processing plant north of Portales' Walmart just off U.S. 70.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Jessica Onsurez

A southern NM hospital was hacked. How to check if your data is compromised.

Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern New Mexico said a cyber attack exposed the personal and medical information of thousands.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Family dispute results in assault charge for Fruitland man

Fruitland's Justin Tso has been charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for his involvement in a family dispute last month.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Town hall gives Farmington residents face-to-face time with governor

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham was joined by nearly 30 Cabinet secretaries and agency heads for a town hall meeting on April 11.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Mike Easterling

Hundreds attend NM Governor's resource fair, town hall

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham brought her entire Cabinet to Farmington April 11 for a resource fair and town hall at Animas Elementary School.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Mike Easterling

Outdoor rec master plan contract on county commissioners' agenda

The process of creating an outdoor recreation master plan for San Juan County is expected to take 11 months.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Scene from the Dry Gulch Wildfire this morning in the Pecos Ranger District, south of Dalton Canyon and west of N.M. 63. Courtesy/SFNFSFNF News:SANTA FE – Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) fire managers were notified of a new wildfire start, named the Dry...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

FBI News:ALBUQUERQUE – A man is facing federal charges for allegedly murdering his former roommate.Zebadiah Romero, 35, a non-Indian, appeared in federal court for an initial appearance where the Court temporarily detained him pending a detention hearing,...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

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Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

COUNTY News:On Thursday, May 2, 2024 the Los Alamos County Transportation Board and Public Works Department will hold a public meeting to present the Initial Evaluation of Potential Transit Center Sites in Downtown Los Alamos and White Rock.Los Alamos...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Amber Edkin of Rivera Family Funeral Home giving a talk on replacing your American flag. Courtesy photoBy AMBER EDKIN Rivera Family Funeral HomeRivera Funeral Home in Los Alamos is offering a safe bin for community members to drop off flags that have been...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

John CraigCOUNTY News:Los Alamos County Manager Anne Laurent has announced the appointment of John Craig as the new deputy county manager, effective April 29.Craig joins Linda Matteson, who serves in the same capacity. Together they will share...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Community News:Enjoy an early Cinco de Mayo celebration, with a taco bar provided by Senor Tortas, including music and a cash bar at the 100+ Women Who Care gathering 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 2 on the patio at Smith’s Marketplace.100+ Women Who Care...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

SFCC News:SANTA FE — Santa Fe Community College announces Amy Loyd, Ed.L.D., the Assistant Secretary for the Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education at the U.S. Department of Education will give the keynote address at the SFCC Commencement at 10 a

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

By DIANE SMOGOR Executive Director Self Help, Inc.During National Volunteer Week, Self Help, Inc. would like to shine a light on the more than 50 volunteers who help bring our mission to life throughout the year!Volunteers have remained the lifeblood of...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

EMNRD News:SANTA FE — The state announced Tuesday the release of New Mexico’s inaugural Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan (CARP). This pivotal document is now accessible for public viewing on the state’s Climate Change website.The CARP was...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

On the job in Los Alamos is Associate Broker Janet Lovato recently at EXIT Realty Advantage NM at 1615 Central Ave., Suite 100. She has worked there for six years. ‘I like being able to help people find their dream homes,’ Lovato said in speaking about...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

New Mexico Supreme Court News:ESPAÑOLA — People with a civil or family law issue can receive free assistance at a legal fair Saturday, April 27. The event is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Northern New Mexico College campus in Española. The New Mexico Supreme...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Los Alamos High School Student Risk Prevention Team members McKenna Bernstein, second from right and Alea Kretz, right, pose outside of Papa Murphys with co-owner Gayle Cunningham, left, and LAPS Prevention Support Specialist Kristine Coblentz, second...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

MADD News:ALBUQUERQUE — Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) New Mexico has relocated its headquarters to The Center for Hope and Healing in Albuquerque. This move represents a significant step forward in MADD NM’s mission to support victims of drunk...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

COMMUNITY News:The Los Alamos Arts Council and Enterprise Bank & Trust bring the community a weekend of kite flying festivities at Overlook Park Saturday, April 27 and Sunday, April 28.Kite Festival is an annual tradition in Los Alamos County, bringing...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

JEC News:WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), Chairman of the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC), released the following statement Thursday after the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported its initial estimate that real...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

COUNTY News:Community members who water outdoor spaces are reminded that the irrigation schedule under Water Rule W-8 will be in effect from May 1 through Sept. 30. Falling under the rules and regulations of the Los Alamos Department of Public Utilities...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

NMDCA News:A new Women’s History Banner Exhibit will open Monday, May 6 in the Governor’s Gallery in Santa Fe. Presented by New Mexico State Library and created by the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program, this banner exhibit celebrates the women who...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Daily Postcard: Wind showers blooms down beneath trees Wednesday in White Rock. Photo by VaLynn Purvis Read More

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

Grant County POW’s remains return home after 81 ...

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Of the more than 1,800 New Mexico men who fought on the Philippines’ Bataan Peninsula in World War II and were taken prisoner, only about 900 made it home. On Wednesday — 81 years after he died in a prisoner of war camp —...

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Freeman Gayle Lusk

Freeman Gayle Lusk, 76, came into this world December 31, 1947, through the high mountains of West Virginia. He passed away on Sunday, April 21, 2024. Freeman is proceeded in death by his parents, Nathan Lusk, and Lola Squires. He is survived by his wife,...

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Freeman Gayle Lusk

Freeman Gayle Lusk, 76, came into this world December 31, 1947, through the high mountains of West Virginia. He passed away on Sunday, April 21, 2024. …

Source New Mexico

by: Robert Zullo

New EPA rules will force fossil fuel power plants to cut pollution

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday released a sweeping set of rules aimed at cutting air, water and land pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants. Environmental and clean energy groups celebrated the announcement as long overdue,...

Source New Mexico

by: Jacob Fischler

U.S. Supreme Court floats return to trial court for Trump in presidential immunity case

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical Thursday of former President Donald Trump’s argument he is immune from criminal charges that he tried to overturn his loss in the 2020 election. But conservatives who dominate the court appeared open...

Source New Mexico

by: Renata Birkenbuel, ICT

Financial aid upheaval puts college students at risk

Maureen Ford has already been accepted to nine colleges and universities as she waits to graduate from Navajo Preparatory School on May 20. She wants to be the first generation in her family to graduate from college. But first she needs to get her federal...

Source New Mexico

by: Sofia Resnick

Can 14 strangers from Wisconsin help America find common ground on abortion?

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series about a group of Wisconsin residents trying to come up with policies to address abortion and its root causes that could be applied nationwide. MADISON, Wis. — Thomas Lang, 61, is white, deeply Catholic and...

Source New Mexico

by: Jennifer Shutt

U.S. House GOP bars earmarks for certain non-profits, after controversy over LGBTQ projects

U.S. House lawmakers will no longer be able to request earmarked funding for some nonprofits under a change in eligibility made by the Republican chairman of the Appropriations Committee on Thursday.

KOAT Action News

Shots fired at Bianchetti Park in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Police confirmed a second shooting happened at a park in Albuquerque. Albuquerque police said shots were fired at Bianchetti Park on Granite Avenue NE. Advertisement The two shootings from Thursday, April 25,...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

1 dead, 1 injured following shooting in NE Albuquerque

Albuquerque police are responding to reports of a shooting in the area of 4500 Alexander Boulevard NE, south of Montano.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

1 person injured, 3 pets killed in NW Albuquerque house fire

Crews were dispatched to a house fire on Buenos Aires Place NW at around 3:30 p.m. near Unser and Montano. It displaced one resident and killed 3 pets.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Survey finds 67% of UNM students face food insecurity

A recent UNM survey revealed 67% of students reported experiencing food insecurity. That's what the on-campus student well-being team hopes to address.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Mother faces judge following Amber Alert for 10-year-old Albuquerque boy

NMSP says Angelique Sanchez abducted 10-year-old Carlos Hernandez, fled from officers and rammed a police unit. Sanchez faced a judge Thursday.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Maya Hilty mhilty@sfnewmexican.com

County clerk candidates boast successes in office

County Clerk Katharine Clark and her predecessor, Geraldine Salazar, will face off in the Democratic primary on June 4.

KOAT Action News

by: Sasha Lenninger

Staying safe during North America's biggest powwow

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Thousands of people are coming to Albuquerque for the Gathering of Nations.Many will be participating in the event, while others travel to New Mexico to watch North American's biggest powwow. Advertisement With...

KOAT Action News

New Mexico woman awaits transplant results for second try

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — April is dedicated to National Donate Life Month, focused on organ donations and donors.However, organ donation can often be a complicated process. Especially for people who are awaiting their critical wish to be granted. ...

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com

DA candidates in Democratic primary debate clash over DWIs, obelisk, Baldwin case

Carmack-Altwies and Serna are running for the Democratic nomination; with no Republican running, the winner will almost certainly be the next district attorney.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Abby Sewell The Associated Press

Hamas official says group would lay down its arms if an independent Palestinian state is established

Khalil al-Hayya made the comments Wednesday amid a stalemate in months of cease-fire talks. But it's unlikely Israel would consider such a scenario.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Police allege man shot by officer had stolen a knife and attempted a carjacking

Two officers had struck the suspect with stun guns before he charged at an officer while wielding a knife, according to state police.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

State Police: Man shot by Santa Fe police threatened officers with kitchen knife taken from restaurant

An argument with a restaurant manager over the use of a bathroom led to Wednesday's officer-involved shooting in Santa Fe, according to New Mexico State Police, which is investigating the incident.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Maya Hilty mhilty@sfnewmexican.com

Watchdog group says LANL data shows widespread plutonium migration

Environmental sampling shows the element has been detected as far from the lab as Cochiti Lake, Nuclear Watch New Mexico says.

Piñon Post

by: Gregory Hollister

New Mexico APS ousts principal after drag queen stripper fiascoby Gregory Hollister April 25, 2024

Fury erupted from concerned citizens and parents after a video was posted showing a drag queen stripper “entertaining” minors at Atrisco Heritage Academy’s prom in Albuquerque. The shockwaves immediately began, with many contacting the school’s principal,...

Roswell Daily Record

by: Jim Hilley Photo

Picturing the day

A crane hoists workers above Lyssy & Eckel Feeds, commonly known as the "White Mill," at 905 White Mill Road on Tuesday. The crane is at the mill as part of the co…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Jim Hilley Roswell Daily Record

Teens focus on leadership skills

On a gorgeous New Mexico morning, participants in the Roswell Chamber of Commerce’s annual Teen Leadership Institute (TLI) enthusiastically cheered on their teammates …

Roswell Daily Record

by: Terri Harber Photo

Picturing the Day-Charlie's Angels

Roswell High School's Charlie's Angels Dance Team was recognized for recent accomplishments during the April 11 city council meeting. They received a standing ovation,…

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gino Gutierrez / Journal Staff Writer

Kirtland Air Force Base families renew old T-shirts with art

Numerous families participated in the T-shirt Up-Cycle! event at the Arts and Crafts Center at Kirtland Air Force Base on Thursday, in honor of April being the Month of the Military Child.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

1 dead, 1 injured after shooting in Northeast Albuquerque

Two people were shot, one of them fatally, in Northeast Albuquerque on Thursday.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Steve LeBlanc and Nick Perry The Associated Press

USC cancels graduation ceremony and dozens are arrested on other campuses as anti-war protests grow

Some schools rewrote their rules to ban encampments and moved final exams to new locations.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com

'So spectacular': Horse parade picks up steam at Gathering of Nations

The massive powwow is expected to draw thousands from around the world this weekend to Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Gathering of Nations kicks off in Albuquerque

The Gathering of Nations is the largest powwow in the United States and North America and it's in Albuquerque this weekend.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

For some, Gathering of Nations is a generational tradition

Melvin Dunkan has been coming from Shiprock to Gathering of Nations for over 20 years, long enough to see his sons grow up and start families of their own.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elizabeth Tucker / Journal Staff Writer

National Park Service: Santa Fe man missing in the Grand Canyon with pet corgi, homemade raft

The National Park Service at Grand Canyon National Park says it is trying to locate a New Mexican who apparently took his pet corgi on a homemade raft down the Colorado River.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

1 person displaced, 3 animals killed in West Side Albuquerque house fire

A West Side house fire left one person injured and displaced and three animals dead on Thursday afternoon.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore and Matthew Narvaiz ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com mnarvaiz@sfnewmexican.com

New Mexico solar projects to receive $156 million

The spending comes as part of a federal grant package for solar projects targeted to benefit "households in low-income and disadvantaged communities."

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Carina Julig cjulig@sfnewmexican.com

Median standing ban could affect newspaper vendors

The resolution does not mention panhandling but has been criticized as an attempt to criminalize homelessness.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Milan Simonich

Fictional 'Deep Throat' offered sage advice

Watergate's most famous source never said follow the money. Though concocted by a screenwriter, that line still resonates.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The Taos News

Zebadiah Romero, 35, is accused of fatally shooting an unnamed man on Oct. 30 in his residence on tribal land.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

Attendees will receive a free in-person consultation with volunteer attorneys.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

National Park Service searches for Santa Fe man missing at Grand Canyon

"Thomas Robison, 58, is believed to have attempted to travel down the Colorado River with his small dog on a wooden raft," a release states.

KOAT Action News

by: John Cardinale

Alec Baldwin's attorneys still trying to get 'Rust' charges dropped

SANTA FE, N.M. — Attorneys for Alec Baldwin, are still trying to get his involuntary manslaughter charges dismissed.His charges connected to the 2021 shooting death of Halyna Hutchins at the set of "Rust." Advertisement Baldwin's...

KOAT Action News

by: John Cardinale

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says hazing law is needed in New Mexico

SANTA FE, N.M. — During a 30-minute Target 7 special investigation, "Hazed Fear and Failure," our investigative team told you how New Mexico is one of few states without a law making hazing a crime. Target 7 is now hearing from Gov. Michelle Lujan...

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Albuquerque Vegan Chef Challenge kicks off next week

A special monthlong event that focuses on Albuquerque restaurants and chefs serving vegan food kicks off next week.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

Atrisco Heritage principal replaced, staff put on leave after prom drag performance

Albuquerque Public Schools replaced the principal of Atrisco Heritage Academy and multiple employees were put on leave after a drag performance played out during the high school’s prom.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

New Mexico State Police arrest woman accused of kidnapping own son

An Albuquerque woman accused of abducting her 10-year-old son, triggering an Amber Alert, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in the North Valley.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Eric Tucker and Alanna Durkin The Associated Press

Key moments from landmark Supreme Court arguments on Trump's immunity claims

Though the justices appeared likely to reject Trump’s absolute immunity claim, it seemed possible he could still benefit from a lengthy trial delay, possibly beyond November’s election.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By David Sharp and Patrick Whittle The Associated Press

Fellow reservists were warned of Maine gunman's plan for mass shooting

U.S. Army reservists who witnessed the mental and physical decline of a colleague who would commit Maine’s deadliest mass shooting told a commission that they tried to intervene before the tragedy.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

The workshop's application deadline is April 30, with the three-week course set to begin in mid-July.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Stacey Barchenger

Arizona indicts 18 people in scheme to falsely certify Trump 2020 win

The grand jury's decision could levy criminal consequences for a plot intended to subvert the will of Arizona voters.

Alamagordo Daily News

Arizona indicts 18 people in scheme to falsely certify Trump 2020 win

The grand jury's decision could levy criminal consequences for a plot intended to subvert the will of Arizona voters.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Gulf Coast region gas prices rose from last week: See how much here

Here's a look at how weekly regional gas prices changed in Gulf Coast region last week compared with the week prior.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Stacey BarchengerArizona Republic

Arizona indicts 18 people in scheme to falsely certify Trump 2020 win

The grand jury's decision could levy criminal consequences for a plot intended to subvert the will of Arizona voters.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Albuquerque teen carjacking suspect to remain in jail

An Albuquerque teen will remain in custody as he faces charges for an alleged armed carjacking that led to a police pursuit Monday.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elizabeth Tucker / Journal Staff Writer

City of Albuquerque offers programs to get your kids out of the house this summer

The city of Albuquerque has announced its annual Spring into Summer event aiming to help families gear up for summer, a news release said.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts Editor

NHCC Foundation, UNM Health team up for Día de Salud Health Fair

It’s about collaboration.

The Taos News

by: Staff report

Man charged with murder on Taos Pueblo

Updated April 25 at 3:50 p.m.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Local concern about potential TikTok ban in the US

TikTok faces a potential ban in the U.S. if its parent company doesn't sell to an approved buyer – a move that has some locals concerned.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

First responders to face off for a cause in ‘Brawl on the Bosque’

Local firefighters and law enforcement will face off for a cause in the "Brawl on the Bosque" next weekend at Revel in Albuquerque.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Kira Miner: Gusty and dusty Thursday

A cold front will swing in from the west Thursday, bringing showers to the Four Corners and gusty and dusty conditions elsewhere.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer

Trial begins in 2022 fatal shooting in South Valley

Moments before he was fatally shot in 2022, Abner Antillon was driving his vintage red International Scout on a residential South Valley street when a man shouted “slow down.”

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Mike SmithCarlsbad Current-Argus

Spring 2024 Carlsbad, SENM College commencement ceremony dates, times

Graduation dates and times are set for May for Carlsbad Municipal Schools and Southeast New Mexico College.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Michael R. Sisak and Dave Collins The Associated Press

New York appeals court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction from landmark #MeToo trial

The Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that the judge at the disgraced movie mogul’s landmark #MeToo trial prejudiced him with improper rulings, including by letting women testify about allegations that weren’t part of the case.

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico ABQ school hosts ‘drag queen stripper’ performance at prom

A video circulating across the internet shows a drag queen stripper performing a sexually lude dance at Atrisco Heritage Academy’s prom last Saturday at the Kiva Auditorium Convention Center

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

New Mexico's urban, oil counties rank low in air pollution study

The American Lung Association found the worst air pollution was in New Mexico's biggest cities and rural oilfield towns.

Farmington Daily Times

by: Adrian Hedden

Here's what to know before hitting New Mexico's hiking trails

The National Park Service recommended hikers research the trail, leave a plan behind and bring enough gear to stay safe.

Carlsbad Current Argus

BLM wants to uphold 2021 oil and gas leases challenged in lawsuit

A federal report proposed maintaining oil and gas leases from 2021 that were challenged in a lawsuit filed last year by a local environmental group.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Eddy County approves $1M for work at West Loop Road intersection

Eddy County commissioners agreed to start a $1M construction project a year early on one of the busiest intersection south of Carlsbad.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Here's what to know before hitting New Mexico's hiking trails

The National Park Service recommended hikers research the trail, leave a plan behind and bring enough gear to stay safe.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

New Mexico school district leaders sue PED over 180-day calendar rule

53 New Mexico school districts are challenging the PED's 180 school day rule – that's about 60% of all school districts.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

New Mexico AG eyes pretrial services change in special session

New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez says a Bernalillo court is incorrectly using a 2022 law that limits what information on GPS monitors can be released to the public.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Drag queen performance at Atrisco Heritage HS prom sparks controversy

Viral video shows a drag queen performing at Atrisco Heritage Academy's prom last weekend at the Albuquerque Convention Center. 

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Gathering of Nations to begin Thursday in Albuquerque

Native people are traveling to Albuquerque for the Gathering of Nations powwow. Meteorologist Alan Shoemakers shows you what to expect.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Reader Vox Populi: They Write Of A Hot ABQ State Senate Race, The Spaceport Blues, An Anti-Progressive Campaign And A Changing State House District  

Time for another timely and always highly anticipated edition of Reader Vox Populi. We start with that hot as a pistol race for state Senate District 15 in ABQ's NE Heights where Dem Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto faces a primary challenge from progressive Heather...

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Carina Julig and Nicholas Gilmore cjulig@sfnewmexican.com ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Police shooting heightens concerns in neighborhood surrounding shelter

The Wednesday incident has brought to light ongoing tensions with the shelter's mission and nearby businesses.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Maddox awards Lovington $350,000 for youth center

Maddox awards Lovington $350,000 for youth center Christina Holt/News-Sun LOVINGTON — The City of Lovington’s Youth Center has been closed since the onset of COVID restrictions in 2020, but will soon be able to reopen with a funding grant from the J.F....

Las Vegas Optic

by: Vanessa Maciel

FEMA selects new Claims Office director

The Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Claims Office initiative has a new director of operations.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Ryan Lowery

New chief looks to rebuild trust in police department

After nearly five months serving as acting chief of police for the Las Vegas Police Department, in March, Mayor David Romero and the Las Vegas City Council appointed Caleb Marquez to the spot permanently.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Vanessa Maciel

Congresswoman marks anniversary of fire merging

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández made several pitstops throughout Mora County on Tuesday as part of an effort to mark the two-year anniversary of when the Hermits Peak Fire and the Calf Canyon Fire merged into one and became the largest wildfire in New Mexico...

Las Vegas Optic

by: Vanessa Maciel

Reforestation efforts get boost on two-year anniversary of wildfire

United States Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small toured the John T. Harrington Reforestation Center in Mora for the first time Tuesday, April 16, before discussing the center’s future role in helping the area heal from the...

Las Vegas Optic

by: Vanessa Maciel

NMHU Madrigal Choir invites Las Vegas to ‘celebrate’ this Sunday

New Mexico Highlands University’s Madrigal Choir invites the community to ‘celebrate’ with music during a free concert Sunday at 3 p.m. at Ilfeld Auditorium.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Las Vegas Optic reports

Gallery show builds on wildfire influences and outcomes

In May, Gallery 140 will display art created by students in the University of New Mexico’s Environmental Art & Regenerative Ecology course as part of their semester-long study involving the Las Vegas area.

Las Vegas Optic

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between April 9 and April 22, 2024:

Las Vegas Optic

The Las Vegas New Mexico Community Foundation has announced presentation of this year’s Bob Mishler Community Impact Award.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Las Vegas Optic reports

LV Fire Department rolls out online platform to prepare for emergencies

City of Las Vegas Fire Department has been working closely with technology partner First Due to release Community Connect, an application focused on protecting residents and their property in the most effective way possible during an incident or major...

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted Photo

Picturing the Day

Last Saturday, Leadership Roswell 2024 did its class project in form of a community cleanup. They chose to clean up Spring River Trail. The class also planted a tree f…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Terri Harber Roswell Daily Record

No local Cinco de Mayo celebration this year

The Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce won’t be holding a Cinco de Mayo festival next month, citing the inability to find enough volunteers to host an event comparabl…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Motion filed to hold sex offender in pre-trial detention

Prosecutors have filed a motion to hold a convicted sex offender in pretrial detention after he was recently arrested in an undercover operation this week.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Terri Harber Roswell Daily Record

Third flight between RAC and Dallas-Fort Worth expected to resume in early May

Roswell Air Center (RAC) will resume offering a third daily flight to and from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on May 6.

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted

The danger of alcohol abuse

SANTA FE — April is National Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and understanding of alcohol abuse. However, awareness about the danger of alcohol abus…

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Jessica Carranza Pino, Editor

SEC powers up rhetoric against Socorro, Mayor Bhasker

The pending deadline of the franchise agreement between the City of Socorro and Socorro Electric...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Russell Huffman, El Defensor Chieftain Asst. Editor

The deadline for protesting the value of property in Socorro County is fast approaching, with...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Wanda Moeller

A deal is likely to be forged between the City of Socorro and Socorro Electric Co-op (SEC) next...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Jessica Carranza | Editor

One hundred fourteen Chihuahuas were relinquished to animal rescues last Thursday from a residence...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Wanda Moeller

Criminals are growing bolder on New Mexico back roads, but in Catron County this past weekend...

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

NMSP News:SANTA FE – On April 24, 2024, at about 3:14 p.m. the New Mexico State Police (NMSP)  Investigations Bureau (IB) was informed of an Officer Involved Shooting involving the Santa Fe Police Department that occurred at the intersection of Cerrillos...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Valencia County News-Bulletin

FBI offers reward for “Bearded Bandit” responsible for Belen bank robbery

The suspect entered the bank, demanded money from the teller. The teller handed over an undisclosed amount of money to the suspect.   Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Hospital site announced; Valencia County commission approves healthcare facilities contract, design-build team

After nearly two decades of lawsuits, arguing, attempted and failed contracts and hard lessons learned, the Valencia County commission approved a trio of agreements that will hopefully see the long-awaited project started and completed. Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Rio Communities Council approves Playa Vista request

“All the activities are intended to be performed in enclosed spaces with minimum impact to areas outside the property. Any projects that come in will have to go through a separate site design review with (Rio Communities Planning and Zoning Commission).” ...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Felina Martinez | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

Los Lunas police calls for service increased 30 percent

Los Lunas Police Department experienced a surge in calls for service in 2023 compared to the last few years.  Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Process to form flood authority approved; petition filed in court

At the April 17 meeting, the commissioners voted 4-0 to petition the 13th Judicial District Court to allow for the formation of the Valencia County Arroyo Flood District.   Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Felina Martinez | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

‘Book it’ to Belen Public Library’s open house for free family fun

The staff at the Belen Public Library is excited to show visitors some innovative new updates at their open house next week.   Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Felina Martinez | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

Enjoy an evening of festivities at Fiesta de Valencia

Come see what the Jaguar Nation has to offer at the second annual Fiesta de Valencia!  Read More

Source New Mexico

by: Patrick Lohmann

See which legislative races are close, which are lopsided based on fundraising data

Two long-time Gallup lawmakers and one from Elephant Butte have the most money to spend in the New Mexico Legislature as they and their opponents gear up for upcoming primaries. Sen. George Muñoz and Rep. Patti Lundstrom, both Democrats, and Sen. Crystal...

Source New Mexico

by: Ryan Lowery

NM superintendents sue state over new school calendar rule

A group of local school district superintendents last week filed a lawsuit against the New Mexico Public Education Department and Secretary Arsenio Romero over a new rule that requires public and charter schools to have at least 180 instructional days...

Source New Mexico

by: Austin Fisher

Torrance County Commission votes to extend ICE contract

Torrance County’s elected officials unanimously voted to extend the contract that allows U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to incarcerate asylum seekers at the Torrance County Detention Facility in Estancia. Commissioners Ryan Schwebach, Kevin...

Source New Mexico

by: Danielle Prokop

Rio Grande Compact commission meets in El Paso Friday

It’s that time of year again when Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and the federal government meet to discuss the Rio Grande. This year,  Texas takes its turn to host the meeting, which is being held at the Plaza Hotel in El Paso. The Rio Grande Compact...

Source New Mexico

by: Kelcie Moseley-Morris

Supreme Court justices appear split over whether to protect abortion care during emergencies

U.S. Supreme Court justices spent two hours Wednesday morning debating whether a federal law about emergency treatment encompasses abortion care even in states with strict abortion bans, with no clear indication of how they may ultimately rule. A decision...

Source New Mexico

by: Jennifer Shutt

Biden signs $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan into law

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden signed a bipartisan emergency spending law Wednesday to provide an additional $95 billion in aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, ending months of behind-the-scenes maneuvering and public pleas for Congress to approve the...

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Drought outlook for New Mexico

Meteorologist Alan Shoemaker shows you if the dry weather is expected to continue into the month of May in New Mexico.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

State officials to address S-curve project during meeting

State officials are holding a meeting to talk about improving the notorious S-curve on I-25 near downtown Albuquerque. 

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

UNM students, activists set up pro-Palestinian encampment on campus

In Albuquerque, advocates are calling for the UNM Board of Regents to take a stance against the occupation of Palestine.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Renovated Wells Park warehouse will be home to new retail, food spots

An Albuquerque warehouse in Wells Park that is nearly a century old is getting new life.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Sandra Jaramillo For The New Mexican

Older companion horse grows on adopters

Not every Rescue Report is about the cats and dogs. Horses are loyal animals, too, and have a day to celebrate. Friday is National Help a Horse Day.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore and Daniel J. Chacón ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

Santa Fe police identify man shot and wounded by officers near homeless shelter

Jermaine Garcia, 37, who was shot and taken to a local hospital for treatment, faces multiple charges.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

The Santa Fe Hound Hustle, a 5K run and fitness walk for people and a 1 mile run and walk with people and pets, is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Sunday at Santa …

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Jury convicts Edgewood man in mother's stabbing death

Brian Farley, 53, was found guilty of second-degree murder after a three-hour deliberation in a Santa Fe courtroom.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Margaret O’Hara mohara@sfnewmexican.com

Plaintiffs in the suit, filed in Curry County, include several local school districts, including Santa Fe Public Schools.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Daniel J. Chacón dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

More than 700 New Mexico concealed carry gun licenses voided by lapsed instructor certificates

An audit revealed 27 concealed carry instructors' credentials had lapsed, forcing hundreds of licensees to retake their courses.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Carina Julig cjulig@sfnewmexican.com

Santa Fe city councilors call for cease-fire, release of hostages in Gaza

More than 100 municipalities have passed resolutions calling for a cease-fire, including Taos in December.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Jacques Billeaud and Jonathan J. Cooper The Associated Press

Arizona House advances a repeal of the state's near-total abortion ban to the Senate

Three Republicans joined in with all 29 Democrats on Wednesday to support the repeal of the law that predated Arizona’s statehood and provides no exceptions for rape or incest.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Suspect in road-rage death questions sentence in plea deal

Eleazar Flores-Torres said he didn't understand the agreement, though prosecutors said it will remain on the table.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com

No charges forthcoming for people accused of hoarding Chihuahua mixes

Advocates caring for the 98 rescued dogs say they're disappointed in the decision and the animals weren't being well cared for.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Morgan Lee The Associated Press

Torrance County extends agreement with ICE for immigrant detention amid criticism

The ACLU says it has uncovered documents that show a Brazilian migrant didn’t receive adequate mental health care prior to his suicide in 2022.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

Anyone with any information is asked to call sheriff's detectives at 505-428-3720.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

Santa Fe holding job fair Saturday for parks, transit positions

Management will screen applications and conduct interviews on site at the city's transmit administration office.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: Compiled by Pam Beach

Check out what's going on in and around Santa Fe this weekend.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

26th Street reopens following fatal wreck

The area of 26th Street between Compress Road and the Artesia city limits has reopened following a fatal wreck that occurred this afternoon at 26th and Compress.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

26th Street reopens following fatal wreck

The area of 26th Street between Compress Road and the Artesia city limits has reopened following a fatal wreck that occurred this afternoon at 26th and Compress.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

26th Street reopens following fatal wreck

The area of 26th Street between Compress Road and the Artesia city limits has reopened following a fatal wreck that occurred this afternoon at 26th and Compress.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

26th Street reopens following fatal wreck

The area of 26th Street between Compress Road and the Artesia city limits has reopened following a fatal wreck that occurred this afternoon at 26th and Compress.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

26th Street reopens following fatal wreck

The area of 26th Street between Compress Road and the Artesia city limits has reopened following a fatal wreck that occurred this afternoon at 26th and Compress.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Jacques Billeaud and Josh Kelety Associated Press

Arizona grand jury indicts Eastman, 17 others accused of trying to steal state for Trump

Arizona becomes the fourth state to bring charges against “fake electors.”

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Taos Schools hires new super

Late Tuesday (April 23) the Taos Municipal Schools Board of Education announced Dr. Antonio Layton of Texas as the new superintendent of the s…

The Taos News

by: Angelina Burns Diaz

Earth Day around Taos

In a technologically advancing world, where environmental issues are becoming of ever-greater concern, April 22 — Earth Day — hold a special s…

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos Council denies Ranchos annexation request

A Ranchos couple has lost their bid to have their residential property annexed into the Town of Taos. Had it been approved, it would have repr…

The Taos News

New Mexico’s insurance superintendent confirmed in a press release Friday (April 19) that insurance carriers in the state will cover Opill,  …

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Taos Pueblo breaks ground on massive multi-purpose development

Heavy machinery worked in the distance as tribal officials and community members offered blessings and gratitude on Tuesday (April 23) before …

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

FBI investigating 1985 Harwood heist

What happened to two Taos Society of Artists paintings after they were stolen from the Harwood Museum of Art 39 years ago? Stayed tuned: Last …

Artesia Daily Press

by: Rebecca Hauschild

Commission to hold town hall on proposed Eddy County Complex

The county will hold one meeting in Carlsbad and one in Artesia this week to hear the public's input on its proposed new complex.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Rebecca Hauschild

Commission to hold town hall on proposed Eddy County Complex

The county will hold one meeting in Carlsbad and one in Artesia this week to hear the public's input on its proposed new complex.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Rebecca Hauschild

Commission to hold town hall on proposed Eddy County Complex

The county will hold one meeting in Carlsbad and one in Artesia this week to hear the public's input on its proposed new complex.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Rebecca Hauschild

Commission to hold town hall on proposed Eddy County Complex

The county will hold one meeting in Carlsbad and one in Artesia this week to hear the public's input on its proposed new complex.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Jim Vertuno, Acacia Coronado and Nick Perry The Associated Press

Police tangle with students in Texas and California as wave of campus protest Israel-Hamas war

Police tangled with student demonstrators in Texas and California while new encampments sprouted at Harvard and other colleges as school leaders sought ways to defuse a growing wave of pro-Palestinian protests.

The Taos News

Stray Hearts Shelter Report

The following is a summary of activity at Stray Hearts Animal Shelter from April 15-21. Outcomes Adoption: 1 dog, 7 cats Return to owner: 0 Tr…

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Trial date set in Outward Link Trail dispute

A tentative trial date has been set for April 8-11, 2025  to resolve a dispute over access to a critical piece of the Outward Link Trail. The …

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Peñasco announces culinary arts program

Peñasco Independent School District took more than a year to cook up their culinary program, but now they have all the necessary ingredients: …

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos County ditches debate Chevron dollars

Fifteen northern Taos County acequias are talking about forming a regional ditch association, but one source of startup funds — oil and gas gi…

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Newly renovated Aly's reopens

Just before her one-year anniversary this May, Alyson Hyder decided to close her eatery, Aly’s A La Cart, to give the restaurant a face lift. …

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

La Luna focuses on Indigenous foods at Hotel La Fonda de Taos

The managers of Hotel La Fonda on Taos Plaza recently welcomed a new occupant to their restaurant space: La Luna, which has been providing a n…

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By David Koenig The Associated Press

Boeing's financial woes continue, while families of crash victims urge prosecution

Boeing is reporting a $355 million loss for the first quarter.

The Taos News

Police Blotter: April 17 - 21

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the town of Taos from April 17-21. April 17 8:20 a.m. Crimin…

The Taos News

by: John Miller

Seco centenarian still bringing family, friends together

There's the Fourth of July Parade, Seco Live concerts, gallery openings and pop-up music venues, which come and go as out-of-towners fall in, …

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Fatima Hussein The Associated Press

About 1 in 4 U.S. adults 50 and older who aren't yet retired expect to never retire, AARP study finds

About one-quarter of U.S. adults age 50 and older who aren't yet retired say they expect to never retire and 70% are concerned about prices rising faster than their income.

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos-Denver flights to start in June

The Town of Taos Council voted unanimously Tuesday night (April 23) to continue its relationship with JSX, the airline that has been providing…

Rio Grande Sun

by: SUN Staff Report

The year is not even half over yet and so far, there have been at least two deaths at the Rio Arriba County Detention Center in which drugs appear to be a contributing factor.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia jgarcia@riograndesun.com Managing Editor

Warrant Issued for Man After Shooting Near Hospital Friday

Police are searching for Jesus Roybal, 32, of Santa Fe, after a man was shot on April 19 near the Española Hospital.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia jgarcia@riograndesun.com Managing Editor

Rio Arriba County Manager and former Española School Board president Jeremy Maestas is accused of violating the Open Meetings Act and now the New Mexico Department of Justice intends to investigate the claims.

Rio Grande Sun

Pets of the Week

Charming wants to be your prince, and he deserves to live in a castle: he was one of the 98 chihuahuas rescued from a hoarding case near Socorro. Española Humane opened their doors to as many as they could, and after vetting, major dental work, surgeries,...

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia

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.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Chris Patrick Morgan Special to the SUN

RAALP Recovering after COVID

Brenda Martinez, director of the Rio Arriba Adult Literacy Program, offers a frank assessment of where the small nonprofit was following the pandemic.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia jgarcia@riograndesun.com Managing Editor

Fire Destroys San Pedro Home

Española firefighters spent several hours Monday morning trying to extinguish a house fire on South Riverside Drive that began in the early morning hours.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia jgarcia@riograndesun.com Managing Editor

Answering the Calls

Dispatchers Celebrated During National Telecommunicators Week

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted

May 1 is the deadline to apply for the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association (NMCGA) Young Cattlemen’s Leadership Committee (YCLC) $1,000 Graduate Scholarship. The ob…

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Lauran Neergaard The Associated Press

Second patient to receive pig kidney with a heart pump, and a second chance

A New Jersey woman who was near death has received a transplanted pig kidney, part of a dramatic pair of surgeries that also stabilized her failing heart.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Zane Wolfang Special to the SUN

Council Makes Committee Appointments

Peggy Sue Martinez Once Again Named Mayor Pro Tem

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico UNM gets shameful distinction of schools with anti-Israel protests

Fringe Hamas-supporting radicals on college campuses are continuing their crusade against Jews, with their anti-Israel campaign of hate sweeping across the country at institutions of higher learning

Las Cruces Sun

by: Mike EasterlingFarmington Daily Times

Like to dine out with your dog? Here's what's allowed — and what isn't

The leader of the New Mexico Restaurant Association says some eateries are in a tough spot when it comes to determining what a true service animal is.

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 24

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 24 by The Paper staff April 24, 2024April 22, 2024 The National Weather Service predicts New Mexico will see hotter and drier than normal conditions this summer. Seems like a perfect time for the feds to do their...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

New Anti-Progressive Group Goes On Warpath; Claims An "Attack On Latinos And Our Culture"; The New Mexico Project Fields A Slate Of Primary Candidates And Says Its Raised "Close To" $1 Million  

Jeff ApodacaAn advocacy group called The New Mexico Project is unleashing vigorous attacks against the state's progressive Democrats and advocating for a field of conservative candidates in the June 4 primary. Their message is that the dominant...

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Terri Harber Roswell Daily Record

OSHA issues safety findings about work site where city employee died

The city of Roswell could be required to pay fines of more than $637,000 in connection to the October death of a city employee working at the site of a water main break.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Man demanding free milkshake allegedly threatens to shoot restaurant employees

A man faces three criminal counts for reportedly threatening to shoot fast-food restaurant employees if they did not give him a free milkshake.

Roswell Daily Record

by: Quay County Sun

Transcontinental walker struck by Americans’ kindness

TUCUMCARI — Jack Huffman of Michigan is walking across the country to raise awareness and money for disabled veterans, but his second takeaway from the journey is the …

Farmington Daily Times

by: Mike Easterling

Like to dine out with your dog? Here's what's allowed — and what isn't

The leader of the New Mexico Restaurant Association says some eateries are in a tough spot when it comes to determining what a true service animal is.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Dancing, live music, food featured at school's community garden party

The community garden at Animas Elementary School features lettuce, kale, beans, cabbage, peas, potatoes, tomatoes, broccoli and a small orchard.

Silver City Daily Press

by: Radio Tour

Tour of the Gila celebrates 37th edition with a st...

By REBECCA REZA RadioTour The high-altitude mountains of southern New Mexico are set once again for an explosive week of road racing. The Tour of the Gila celebrates its 37th edition with five days of competitive cycling in and around the mining town of...

Alamagordo Daily News

Like to dine out with your dog? Here's what's allowed — and what isn't

The leader of the New Mexico Restaurant Association says some eateries are in a tough spot when it comes to determining what a true service animal is.

Alamagordo Daily News

Here is your 2024 guide to high school graduation in Lincoln County

High school graduations in Lincoln County are scheduled through the month of May.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Valencia County News-Bulletin

NMSOS opens online absentee ballot requests for June primary; introduces permanent absentee sign-up

The deadline to request an absentee ballot for the June primary election is Tuesday, May 21.   Read More

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Pet of the Week Meet Bandit

Bandit loves everyone. Meeting new people is always a hit for this friendly little pup. He gets along with other dogs plus he loves treats and toys.GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

April 27 3rd Annual Golf Tournament - Western New Mexico Correctional Facility 2 Man Scramble, $200 per team, Shotgun begins at 9:00am. Door prizes 50/50 raffle. Lunch included price. To Sign Up: Please call/text: Mike De-LaTorre 505.400.1719. Eric...

Cebola Citizen

by: Diego Lopez For New Mexico Education

New Mexico Awards Contracts for Statewide Tutoring Initiative

The New Mexico Southwest Regional Education Cooperative (SWREC) and the Public Education Department are awarding grants designed to support students across the state who are struggling academically.Four vendors were selected to provide “High Impact...

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Higher Education Department announced Thursday that it has awarded a total of $1 million to eight New Mexico colleges and universities to fund innovative projects that address food insecurity among students, faculty, and staff

Cebola Citizen

by: Press Release

SANTA FE — Today, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued Executive Order 2024-011 (EO 2024011), reinforcing New Mexico’s defenses against cybersecurity threats with stringent measures to safeguard sensitive state agency information.“Cybersecurity is not just...

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

April 24 Bingo - Cibola County Senior CenterCareer Fair - NMSU Grants Wednesday April 24th, 2024. Join us for an exciting day of career opportunities, networking, and job growth as we connect you to top employers in the state! FIDEL GYM, 505-- 287-.6678....

Cebola Citizen

by: Kathryn Marmon, Reporter

Young People’s Concert: Alumni Reunion

GRANTS, NM—If you have been attending the Young People’s Concerts broadcast every Friday at the Cibola Arts Council, you would already have seen one of the three alumni presented in this week’s performance, Cellist, Stephen Kates. All three American...

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

The Grants Pirates

The Grants Pirates golf team has won 2 of 4 tournaments this spring season and is currently 2nd in the District 5 4-AAAA class. Grants has 2 more normal season tournaments to play in before the big district tournament which is held at Santana Golf Club on...

Cebola Citizen

by: Franklin Romero, Sports Correspondent

Pirates on 11 Game Win Streak

There’s always one game that’s closer than expected, the Valencia Jaguars rolled into Grants last Friday, April 19, played the Grants High School baseball team for eight innings in one of the Pirates toughest challenges at home.The Pirates, who were on a...

Cebola Citizen

by: Press Release

México Contra Nuevo México – New Mexico United Announces Historic International Friendly Against Liga MX’s FC Juarez

New Mexico United to host Liga MX’s FC Juarez on 6/19 at Isotopes Park Albuquerque, NM - New Mexico United is thrilled to announce that the club will host Mexican stars FC Juarez in an incredible international friendly on June 19th at 7:00 PM Rio Grande...

Cebola Citizen

by: Press Release

High school students interested in spending a day with the FBI in Albuquerque are encouraged to apply for the agency’s 2024 Teen Academy, which will be held…

Cebola Citizen

by: Diego Lopez, Reporter

Arraignment Scheduled in Case of Man that Threatened Judge

GRANTS, NM – The New Mexico Supreme Court has taken the uncommon step of intervening in the case against John Karl O'Brien, who faces serious charges including…

Cebola Citizen

by: Diego Lopez, Reporter

ALBUQUERQUE, NM – At his court hearing on April 18, Gerrick Mariano, a 26-year-old member of the Navajo Nation from Thoreau, pled guilty to a felony charge of…

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

The Grants Pirates

The Grants Pirates golf team has won 2 of 4 tournaments this spring season and is currently 2nd in the District 5 4-AAAA class. Grants has 2 more normal season…

Cebola Citizen

by: Franklin Romero, Sports Correspondent

Pirates on 11 Game Win Streak

There’s always one game that’s closer than expected, the Valencia Jaguars rolled into Grants last Friday, April 19, played the Grants High School baseball team…

Cebola Citizen

by: Press Release

México Contra Nuevo México – New Mexico United Announces Historic International Friendly Against Liga MX’s FC Juarez

New Mexico United to host Liga MX’s FC Juarez on 6/19 at Isotopes Park Albuquerque, NM - New Mexico United is thrilled to announce that the club will host…

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Herbert Lewis Welsch Jr.

Herbert Lewis Welsch Jr. passed away on April 15th, 2024, after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Janice Welsch; daughter, Shawna Garcia and spouse,…

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Catalina Anita Tafoya-Martinez

Catalina Anita Tafoya-MartinezMarch 3, 1933 — April 15, 2024 Grants, New MexicoCatalina “Katie” Martinez age 91 passed away peacefully at home surrounded by…

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Fatal car crash closes 26th Street in Artesia amid investigation

A fatal car accident left a main road in Artesia closed Wednesday afternoon as New Mexico State Police investigated the incident.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Mike EasterlingFarmington Daily Times

Like to dine out with your dog? Here's what's allowed — and what isn't

The leader of the New Mexico Restaurant Association says some eateries are in a tough spot when it comes to determining what a true service animal is.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Will Carlsbad get a nuclear reactor at the WIPP site?

The Department of Energy proposed using 9,000 acres on the property of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant nuclear waste repository for "clean energy."

Source New Mexico

by: Danielle Prokop

Doña Ana County commission announces official leadership for troubled water utility

Juan Carlos “JC” Crosby is losing the “interim” in his job title at the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority, and is now the full-time director of the water utility under scrutiny for sending water with high arsenic to its 19,000 customers in Southern...

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Ken Ritter The Associated Press

Rail spikes hammered, bullet train being built from Sin City to the City of Angels

Trains would whisk past at speeds comparable to Japan's bullet trains.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Margaret O’Hara mohara@sfnewmexican.com

Choice between work and child care takes toll on New Mexico moms

State offers abundant subsidies for low- and middle-income families, but official says there's more work to do to improve access.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Maya Hilty mhilty@sfnewmexican.com

Lots of agreements, a few distinctions among Democrats vying for Senate seat

At a forum Tuesday, the three candidates described themselves as focused on the environment, child welfare and public education.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com

Closing arguments set in slaying of 87-year-old Edgewood mother

Edgewood man accused of stabbing 87-year-old adoptive mother to death in 2021 won't testify or present evidence in his own trial.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Daniel J. Chacón dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

'Sanctuary city' ban among special session proposals Republicans are pushing

Senate GOP leaders unveil a package of proposals they say are aimed at securing the border and increasing penalties tied to fentanyl.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Matthew Narvaiz mnarvaiz@sfnewmexican.com

Santa Fe's 'mini-Madoff' to serve four years in federal prison on fraud charges

Douglas Lien, 82, also will pay nearly $5 million to 23 living victims who requested restitution and serve three years of probation.

Roswell Daily Record

by: Roswell Daily Record

Bird flu detected in Roosevelt County poultry facility

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly known as bird flu, has been confirmed in a poultry facility in Roosevelt County, according to a press release from t…

Roswell Daily Record

by: Jim Hilley Photo

Picturing the day

Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico Vice President Fred Boggs gives a tour of the society's museum at 200 N. Lea Ave. on Thursday. The museum, located in a hou…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Records

Domenici campaign pushes back against NM Dems claim on fundraising numbers

The campaign of Republican New Mexico Senate candidate Nella Domenici is disputing claims, amplified by the state Democratic Party, that they inflated their fundraisin…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Thomson takes over as chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court

New Mexico Supreme Court Justice David K. Thomson was sworn in Wednesday as the new chief justice.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Suspect pleads not guilty to fraud charge

A local man accused of defrauding a friend out of more than $60,000 when he posed as a licensed contractor pleaded not guilty Monday to a criminal charge brought again…

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Jennifer Garcia jgarcia@riograndesun.com Managing Editor

Shooting causes businesses, schools to go on lockdown

One man was shot in what is being described as an isolated incident around 10 a.m. Friday near the Española Hospital.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Moriah Lovato

Derrick Floor park getting new life as Oil Patch Plaza

Twenty years after the creation and dedication of the three bronze sculptures that make up what locals call The Derrick Floor, the grassy knoll at Sixth and Main streets is transforming from a simple, historic landmark into a lively and interactive...

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Stroud offers inspiration to City of Champions

Most people would struggle to write their life story in a single word, but CJ Stroud has no such trouble: Perseverance.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Moriah Lovato

Derrick Floor park getting new life as Oil Patch Plaza

Twenty years after the creation and dedication of the three bronze sculptures that make up what locals call The Derrick Floor, the grassy knoll at Sixth and Main streets is transforming from a simple, historic landmark into a lively and interactive...

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Stroud offers inspiration to City of Champions

Most people would struggle to write their life story in a single word, but CJ Stroud has no such trouble: Perseverance.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Moriah Lovato

Derrick Floor park getting new life as Oil Patch Plaza

Twenty years after the creation and dedication of the three bronze sculptures that make up what locals call The Derrick Floor, the grassy knoll at Sixth and Main streets is transforming from a simple, historic landmark into a lively and interactive...

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Stroud offers inspiration to City of Champions

Most people would struggle to write their life story in a single word, but CJ Stroud has no such trouble: Perseverance.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Moriah Lovato

Derrick Floor park getting new life as Oil Patch Plaza

Twenty years after the creation and dedication of the three bronze sculptures that make up what locals call The Derrick Floor, the grassy knoll at Sixth and Main streets is transforming from a simple, historic landmark into a lively and interactive...

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Stroud offers inspiration to City of Champions

Most people would struggle to write their life story in a single word, but CJ Stroud has no such trouble: Perseverance.

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos-Denver flights could start in June

Taos could soon see year-round passenger air service to Denver.

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Costco’s Most Purchased Product in New Mexico Isn’t What You Think

Posted inWeird News Costco’s Most Purchased Product in New Mexico Isn’t What You Think by The Paper staff April 23, 2024April 23, 2024

The Taos News

LOR Foundation: Supporting Small Towns with Big Ideas

LOR is a private foundation that funds projects designed and led by Questa and Taos locals like you. We invest in community solutions focused …

The Taos News

by: Health Care Corner - Brought to you by Holy Cross Medical

Holy Cross Hospital Auxiliary Supports and Strengthens Healthcare in our Community

For decades, the Holy Cross Hospital Auxiliary has been a steadfast pillar in the local healthcare community, embodying the spirit of service …

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico Gun permit scandal in New Mexico: Over 700 citizens affected

Six months ago, Santa Fe resident Bob Clark invested significant time and money, over 15 hours and $400, to obtain his license to carry a concealed weapon in New Mexico. However, a recent audit by the state’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) revealed...

Gallup Sun

by: gallupsun

Gallup couple finally recoups unpaid wages plus damages

Gallup couple finally recoups unpaid wages plus damages Tuesday, 23 April 2024 07:38 gallupsun Two Gallup residents who sought for years to receive unpaid wages owed by a local business owner finally received their paychecks during the week of April 8...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

On The Econ Beat: Virgin Galactic Coming In For A Crash Landing As Stock Sinks Below Key Level And Cash Burn Continues; NM Spaceport Future In The Balance, Plus More '26 Guv Race, And Absentee Ballots Hit Mailboxes  

New Mexico's 20 year waiting game with Virgin Galactic and Spaceport America may be about to end in a crash landing. The stock of billionaire Richard Branson's company dived below a dollar a share Monday, an all-time low. If the stock stays under a buck...

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Column: LNG permit ban absurd but where is Heinrich?

LNG permit ban absurd Paul Guessing/Rio Grande Foundaiton What if I told you that one federal government policy could do the following: 1) Undermine Russia’s war against Ukraine (without the US spending a dime); 2) Strengthen economic ties between the US...

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Chronically absent… HMS struggles to get kids to school to learn

Chronically absent HMS, other districts struggle to get kids to school to learn Andy Brosig/News-Sun Making sure students are in the classroom where they can learn is an ongoing battle parents and school officials fight every day. And, in some cases, it’s...

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted

According to a press release by the U.S. Department of the Interior's U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday, four existing national wildlife refuges will expand, “…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Suspect in drive-by shooting to be held without bond

A suspect in a recent deadly drive-by shooting will remain held without bond while he awaits trial in that case.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Community garden at Animas Elementary opens

The Animas Elementary School Community Garden Party took place Monday, April 22 with dancing, live music and food.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Arbor Day Tree Giveaway at San Juan College features 1,000 seedlings

This year, approximately 1,000 seedlings will be up for grabs with a limit of one per household — twice as many as were available last year.

Alamagordo Daily News

Brief shelter-in-place ordered at Alamogordo High, elementary schools

Alamogordo Public Schools issued a shelter-in-place at several schools Tuesday morning due to "law enforcement presence," according to APS officials.

Alamagordo Daily News

Dates, times for 2024 high school graduations in Otero County

Believe it or not, the end of the 2024 school season is fast approaching. Here is your graduation guide to schools in the Otero County area.

Alamagordo Daily News

by: Diana Alba Soular

New pantry boosts food access in Hatch

Hatch Public Schools Superintendent Michael Chavez noticed that students had needs that extended beyond the classroom. Food insecurity quickly popped up on the radar.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Something for everyone at Luis de Leon's trio of Carlsbad restaurants

Luis de Leon started with a humble food truck, but his business grew to offer three restaurants, and three different styles, for Carlsbad.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Diana Alba Soular

New pantry boosts food access in Hatch

Hatch Public Schools Superintendent Michael Chavez noticed that students had needs that extended beyond the classroom. Food insecurity quickly popped up on the radar.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Mike SmithCarlsbad Current-Argus

June Primary Election forums: Meet the candidates running in Eddy County

Eddy County residents undecided on who to vote for in the June primary can meet candidates in contested races during two forums in Carlsbad.

Carlsbad Current Argus

WIPP officials pressed on nuclear waste costs at meeting in Carlsbad

Attendees at the meeting wanted to know how the federal government financially justified the changes.

Gallup Sun

by: gallupsun

State celebrates impact of older adult volunteers

State celebrates impact of older adult volunteers Monday, 22 April 2024 20:24 gallupsun SANTA FE — During the month of April, the New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department celebrates the contributions of senior volunteers across the state.Based...

The Taos News

by: Feliz Mondragon

PATHWAYS to SUCCESS: Massage Therapy

Students of the UNM-Taos Massage Therapy Program embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and healing.

The Taos News

by: Maya Hilty, The New Mexican

Forest Service seeks safer, smarter way to burn after Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon fire

As Brandon Glenn hiked through a light, open area of the Santa Fe National Forest northeast of the city Thursday morning, he paused and bent over a circle of burned

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Haaland For Guv Boomlet Continues To Fly Under Radar But Not Here, Plus: More Legislative Campaign Money Moves, Bregman-Martinez DA Race Delves Into DWI Scandal, Plus: Reader React To Chief Medina Defense 

Sec. Haaland (Bush, Journal)It's true. Your blog is at the head of the parade when it comes to monitoring a possible 2026 Guv run by Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland. We're not shying away from that beat either as top state Democrats have been quietly...

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Work completed on $600,000 renovation of Cedar Hill pedestrian bridge

County officials are planning a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the bridge’s renovation at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 30.

Farmington Daily Times

by: The Farmington Daily-Times

Home & Garden Refresh Giveaway

Enter now for a chance to win $100K, a virtual design consultation with HGTV’s Jenny & Dave Marrs, a STIHL prize package & much more!

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

Discussion looks at building CDT connections

Community members and hikers gathered around a campfire Saturday night at the old Silver City Waterworks to discuss building on the sense of community that draws people along the Continental Divide Trail to Grant County in particular. The Waterworks...

Alamagordo Daily News

Ferguson Academy internships available to Alamogordo students

A new police academy is being offered through Alamogordo Public Schools for students. The internship is honoring late APD officer Anthony Ferguson.

Alamagordo Daily News

Home & Garden Refresh Giveaway

Enter now for a chance to win $100K, a virtual design consultation with HGTV’s Jenny & Dave Marrs, a STIHL prize package & much more!

Roosevelt Review

by: Quaylene Parkey

Eastern New Mexico University and Local Music Venues Announce a Weekend of Live Music in Portales, NM

Portales, NM – April 22, 2024 – In conjunction with several local music venues, Eastern New Mexico... Read More

Carlsbad Current Argus

Serving up Mexican specialties at El Charro

El Charro serves a variety of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine for guests from throughout Carlsbad.

Carlsbad Current Argus

Home & Garden Refresh Giveaway

Enter now for a chance to win $100K, a virtual design consultation with HGTV’s Jenny & Dave Marrs, a STIHL prize package & much more!

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

New Mexico As MLG refuses to act on crisis, Border Patrol works with NM border DA instead

Last month, over 137,000 illegal immigrants were intercepted trying to cross into the U.S. at non-designated entry points along the border near El Paso, Texas. Doña Ana County District Attorney Gerald Byers has entered into a cooperative agreement with U

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Colleen Heild / Journal Investigative Reporter

Hundreds notified their NM concealed carry licenses are no good

Six months ago, Santa Fe retiree Bob Clark underwent more than 15 hours of required training and paid $400 in costs so he could legally carry a concealed weapon in New Mexico.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

New Mexico senator introduces legislation that would support wildfire research

New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Luján introduced legislation last week to create wildfire research centers across the U.S.

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted Photo

UNM Truman Center ribbon cutting

On April 2, the Roswell Chamber of Commerce Redcoats held a ribbon cutting and grand opening of the University of New Mexico Truman Center, an expansion of the univers…

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted Photo

Splatter Room ribbon cutting

The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Redcoats joined the CS Design team in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 16 at their North Main Street location in downtown Roswell to …

Roswell Daily Record

Roswell High School April Student of the Month Ryan Mestas

Ryan Mestas

Roswell Daily Record

by: Submitted Photo

El Pollo Bravo ribbon cutting

The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Redcoats joined the El Pollo Bravo owners and staff in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 6 to celebrate the opening of their second lo…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Tamara Schubert Chaves County Cooperative Extension Service

Many of us may have our own definition when it comes to the word “family.” For many, it may be a mom, dad and siblings; for others, a family may be a caregiver or gran…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Raf Casert The Associated Press

Frustrated farmers are rebelling against EU rules. The far right is stoking the flames

Europe’s farmers are angry, and staging their biggest protests in half a century. Far right groups are egging them on, and hoping to ride their anger to new success in…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Matthew Brown The Associated Press

Biden administration moves to make conservation an equal to industry on US lands

The Biden administration is moving to let conservationists lease government land for restoration. It's part of an effort to make conservation an “equal” to other uses …

Roswell Daily Record

by: Daily Record staff

Week ahead, April 21

Tuesday, April 23

Alamagordo Daily News

Alamogordo celebrates World Tai Chi Day at Bry's Lunchbox

If you're a martial arts fan, you might want to attend Bry's Lunchbox event to celebrate International World Tai Chi Day on April 27 in Alamogordo

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico DHS Sec. Mayorkas has bad news for Gov. Lujan Grisham over pot seizures

The U.S. Border Patrol continues to use its authority over marijuana shipments, including state-licensed cannabis, including in New Mexico, where it is legal

The Taos News

Making way for water

Springtime means more sunshine, warmer air, new growth and windy days in most parts of the Northern Hemisphere, but residents of Northern New Mexico know it for something else: acequia

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Legislators react to governor’s special session

Real issues or political strategy? Legislators react to governor’s special session Levi Hill/News-Sun Will bills that actually improve public safety make the cut or is the governor simply looking to prop up some candidates she hopes to see elected? That’s...

Las Cruces Sun

State Police find 16 undocumented people in Las Cruces 'stash house'

A traffic stop on I-10 led State Police to a Las Cruces stash house where 16 undocumented people were found.

Roosevelt Review

by: Quaylene Parkey

Clean Up

Go green with Pecos Canyon State Park and the Upper Pecos Watershed Association for an Earth Day... Read More

Roosevelt Review

by: pedro casas

Maypole: A Unique Tradition

Maypole: A Unique Tradition By Amber Knox Senior year of high school is a right of passage. We... Read More

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Roswell Air Center adding third flight to DFW

The Roswell Air Center has announced that a third daily flight between Roswell and the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will be available beginning May 6.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Artesia man caught breaking into local vape shop; accomplice still at large

One Artesia man has been arrested on burglary charges and another remains at large following a break-in early Friday morning at a local vape shop.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Artesia man caught breaking into local vape shop; accomplice still at large

One Artesia man has been arrested on burglary charges and another remains at large following a break-in early Friday morning at a local vape shop.

The Taos News

by: Daniel Pearson

Dogs show off in Taos style

Hundreds of leonberger dogs converged at the Sagebrush Inn and Suites for the 37th Annual American Kennel Club National Speciality dog show held last week (April 9-13). This is the

Las Cruces Sun

Gulf Coast region gas prices fell from last week: See how much here

Here's a look at how weekly regional gas prices changed in Gulf Coast region last week compared with the week prior.

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

Politics TV reporter humiliates Lujan Grisham with this one question 

On Wednesday, far-left, ant-gun Democrat Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico announced a special legislative session to address growing public safety issues in the state while refusing to add the border issue to the docket. During an interview...

Las Cruces Sun

Home & Garden Refresh Giveaway

Enter now for a chance to win $100K, a virtual design consultation with HGTV’s Jenny & Dave Marrs, a STIHL prize package & much more!

Gallup Sun

by: By Cody Begaye Contributing Editor

An ongoing issue in the Southwest

An ongoing issue in the Southwest Friday, 19 April 2024 00:00 By Cody Begaye Contributing Editor ‘Sun’ reflects on uranium effectsUranium mining carries a heavy meaning on the Navajo Nation, perhaps more than any other part of the American Southwest....

Roswell Daily Record

by: Terri Harber Photo

Picturing the day-Jim Gill Week presentation

Close relatives of the late James Gill pose Thursday with Chaves County Commissioners. The elected officials presented them with a proclamation declaring April 28 thro…

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Jim Hilley Roswell Daily Record

Nationally known body painter hails from Hagerman

Though Mark Reid had shown an interest in art as a young boy, he couldn't have dreamed that painting designs on people's cheeks at the 1997 Dairy Days in Dexter would …

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Terri Harber Roswell Daly Record

County Commissioners allocate money for internet access, computer literacy

Chaves County Commissioners approved spending $50,000 in American Rescue Plan Act money to provide technology and increase internet use in Roswell, Hagerman, Dexter, L…

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Jessica Carranza Pino, Editor

Socorro County Commissioners have a special meeting on Monday morning with an executive session to...

Silver City Daily Press

by: Juno Ogle

Biology professor translates life experience from ...

By LINDA JOYCE BROWN Daily Press Correspondent The Western New Mexico University campus office of Manda Jost seems reflective of the mind of the biology professor who occupies it. There are specimens floating in glass jars on the desk, 19th-century...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Valencia County commission to consider hospital contract, builder, location at meeting next week

Next week, at 5 p.m., Wednesday, April 24, the Valencia County Commission will convene for a special meeting to hopefully put the county hospital project on the final trajectory to reality.  Read More

Roosevelt Review

by: Quaylene Parkey

Protest Valuation Board Vacancy

Portales, NM – Roosevelt County is accepting applications to serve on the Protest Valuation Board,... Read More

Roosevelt Review

by: Quaylene Parkey

Eastern New Mexico University Presents the K Through ENMU Art Show

Portales, NM – April 19, 2024- Eastern New Mexico University proudly presents the K through ENMU... Read More

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

4,200 acres of BLM in Placitas off limits to mining, drilling

Public land near Placitas will be protected from mining for the next 50 years, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced Thursday.

Las Cruces Sun

Homes in Dona Ana County sold for lower prices recently: See how much here

Here's a look at the prices of sold homes changed in Dona Ana County in January 2024.

The Taos News

by: Denise Spranger

Success Stories: Bailey's Chimney

“When you say you work for a chimney company, people think you just drive around with a brush in the back of your truck,” said Doreenda Martinez with a smile.

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Taos Schools announces superintendent finalists

In a special meeting Tuesday (April 16), the Taos Municipal School board of education announced two finalists in their search for a superintendent: Renetta Mondragon, the current interim …

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Peñasco School District cuts ribbon on 'state-of-the-art' industrial kitchen

Peñasco Independent School District unveiled a brand-new culinary program on Wednesday (April 17) to a crowd of students, faculty and donors. The new industrial kitchen features state-of-the-art …

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

SFPS May 2022 Meeting, Screenshot. New Mexico Even leftist Santa Fe school board fed up with governor’s ‘unfunded mandate’

Santa Fe Public Schools is facing a daunting budgetary challenge as it adapts to a new Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham administration mandate requiring 180 instructional days per school year without significant funding increases, Superintendent...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Other Voices: BernCo Commissioner Quezada Defends Meeting Walk-Out, Plus: APD And Mayor's Office Push Back On Blog Take On Chief Medina Record, Also: Special Session Coming  

Quezada Bernalillo County Commissioner Steven Michael Quezada, also an actor and comic, upstaged his fellow commissioners recently when he walked out of a commission meeting. We blogged about it and he responded:  It's important to recognize that the U.S....

Las Cruces Sun

UNM student Eli-Sha Upshaw takes plea deal in Mike Peake attack

One of the suspects involved in an attack on former New Mexico State basketball player Mike Peake in November 2022 has pleaded guilty.

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Russell Huffman, El Defensor Chieftain Asst. Editor

The 2024 high school baseball season has been a high-hanging curveball for Magdalena, but the...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Russell Huffman, El Defensor Chieftain Asst. Editor

Connor’s Causes 5K raises $4,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

An estimated 200 runners participated in the Conner’s Causes 5K/1-mile walk in Socorro on...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Tamara Bicknell-Lombardi

Newly appointed trustee Michael Thompson was sworn in for a two-year term at this week’s meeting...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Jessica Carranza | Editor

The public can now access maps and tax information online from the Socorro County website. Gail...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Gone but not forgotten: James Garley remembered for his service, his friendship & patriotism

“He was a hero to a lot of people,” Rosie says quietly, looking at the items in her living room that represent a lifetime of service and love. “He was my hero.”  Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Felina Martinez | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

Peralta exploring possibility of mill levy increase

Peralta officials will be holding a workshop next week to discuss a proposed mill levy increase.   Read More

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Bosque Farms utility director fired for not attaining certification

Village attorney Mark Jarmie said the issue at hand was very straightforward and simple — Chavez simply didn’t have the necessary level of certification to operate the village wastewater plant.  Read More

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer

Suit alleges retaliation, nepotism at APD academy

A policy that required cadets at the Albuquerque police academy to razor-shave their heads each morning set in motion events that led to the removal last year of seven training officers, a lawsuit alleges.

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Fearing economic downturn, Red River bar plans to 'Revive the Ride'

Despite Red River Mayor Linda Calhoun's message to townspeople last year that "W e've seen the last Red River Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally," at least one local business intends to

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Two years in, wildfire recovery remains slow

Torrents of runoff carrying boulders and sediment have flooded Michael Maes Sr.'s 150-year-old adobe home more than 40 times since the 2022 Calf Canyon–Hermits Peak Fire. "It's been rough, but

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ryan Boetel / Journal Business Editor

Tech Outlook with Nora Meah

Our guest on episode 8 of Tech Outlook is Nora Meah.

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Plaza lease, Tarleton development, annexation up in the air

Together and separately, t he Town of Taos and Taos County are juggling several political hot potatoes as spring drifts toward summer. Tarleton The Taos County Commission will hold a

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Taos Fire Department union continues wage negotiations with town

The Taos Professional Firefighters Union has yet to receive a new wage proposal from the Town of Taos after six months of negotiations, according to the union’s Facebook page. The

Las Cruces Sun

by: Jessica OnsurezLas Cruces Sun-News

The New Mexico Legislature will meet in special session on July 18

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has called a special session of the New Mexico legislature to address public safety protections for the state.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

New Mexico Lujan Grisham officially declares special session

Far-left Democrat Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico has declared that she will convene a special legislative session on July 18 to address so-called urgent public safety concerns within the state, although she has said she refuses to address...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

State's Top Two Dems Tangle In Northern Primary; Governor And House Speaker Split Over Castellano-Gonzales House Contest; Race Has It All; Progressive And Conservative Dems, Big Oil And A Third Rematch  

Call it the battle of the Democratic titans. Because it is. But it's not necessarily the candidates on the ballot. MLG and House Speaker Javier Martinez have a pleasant enough relationship but behind the scenes this primary season they are in a toe-to-toe...

Las Cruces Sun

Court rules Oscar Sandoval will remain in jail until trial

Judge Douglas Driggers determined that Oscar Sandoval was too dangerous to be released from jail after allegedly shooting his wife and fleeing to Mexico.

Las Cruces Sun

New Mexico is in the path of thousands of migratory birds this spring

Bird conservationist Dylan Osterhaus said it's important to know how human activity can impact migratory bird patterns and threaten their survival.

Las Cruces Sun

NM Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham: Special session could be called 'in one week or two'

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says she is working with legislative leaders to develop a platform for a potential special session.

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

John Phelan, Wiki Commons. New Mexico Woke Meow Wolf laying off an eye-popping number of employees

Four years after its significant layoffs at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Meow Wolf, an increasingly woke arts corporation known for its immersive experiences, is facing another major workforce reduction

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

'Bait and switch': Algodones teachers criticize late change in pay for weekend professional development

After originally advertising hourly rates, the department later changed teachers' pay to a flat $250.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Linda Stevens

Spring to AC&B means golf

It's time for Artesia Clean & Beautiful’s 27th Annual Golf Scramble, scheduled for April 20.

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

Artesia Truck Driving School celebrates grand opening

The Artesia Chamber of Commerce joined staff of the Artesia Truck Driving School, 3205 W. Main St., last month in celebrating its official grand opening with a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

Las Cruces Sun

by: Jessica OnsurezLas Cruces Sun-News

A southern NM hospital was hacked. How to check if your data is compromised.

Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern New Mexico said a cyber attack exposed the personal and medical information of thousands.

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 17

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 17 by The Paper staff April 16, 2024April 12, 2024

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

APD Chief Medina Says He's Leaving Job But There's A Catch, Also: Decision Comes As Keller Preps For Third Mayoral Run And As APD Reform Lags And Crime Wave Goes On, Plus: More Legislative Primary Debate  

Medina and KellerAPD Chief Harold Medina is leaving his job--but there's a catch. The Chief says he won't give up the reins to his controversial reign until December 2025. That just happens to coincide with the end of Mayor Tim Keller's second term in...

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico Guilty ‘Rust’ armorer who called jurors ‘a**holes’ gets max sentence

Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer involved in the tragic 2021 shooting on the set of the movie “Rust,” has been sentenced to the maximum of 18 months in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The sentence was...

Artesia Daily Press

by: Rebecca Hauschild

City appoints new District 4 councilor

The Artesia City Council appointed a new councilor for District 4 and elected its mayor pro tem during Tuesday's meeting at City Hall.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ryan Boetel / Journal Business Editor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology last week broke ground on a $28 million expansion of Kelly Hall, which is where the Petroleum Recovery Research Center is located.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

@reproforall, X New Mexico As Cartel conquers NM land, MLG shuns state action for federal help

Far-left open-borders Democrat Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico has decided against convening a special legislative session focused on border security measures despite the border catastrophe, with the Cartel taking over New Mexico land. The...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Domenici Tries To Separate From Trump: "Not Looking For An Endorsement" And "Won't Be Giving One"; Also Announces Opposition To A Federal Abortion Ban; Evades Time Limit Issue, Plus: Funny Man Quezada Not Laughing At BernCo Commission  

DomeniciNella Domenici is trying to shed the heavy baggage that would keep her from mounting a serious challenge to Dem US Senator Martin Heinrich but the Democrats are determined to make her carry the burdensome cargo right up until Election Day. The 63...

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

April gardening tips in Lea County

April gardening tips in Lea County David Hooten/Dr. Dirt April’s here and spring has sprung! The weather is warming up in Lea County and West Texas. Early spring flowers and flowering trees are showing their colors now. Suddenly it feels like there is a...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gino Gutierrez / Journal Staff Writer

History makers: students participate in 2024 National History Day New Mexico State Contest

Months of hard work, research, labor and passion were put to the test this weekend, as more than 200 middle and high school students from across New Mexico converged on the University of New Mexico Saturday to participate in the 2024 National…

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico NM Supreme Court just ruled to force wokeism down your throat in court

In its latest woke move, the New Mexico Supreme Court implemented a new order allowing individuals interacting with the court system to specify their preferred pronouns and salutations

Artesia Daily Press

by: Brienne Green

United Way of Eddy County announces grant recipients

United Way of Eddy County (UWEC) has announced it will be providing grant awards to 19 participating agencies across Eddy County.

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico New poll spells doom for Vasquez’s reelection hopes over this key issue

A new poll from the leftist Axios spells bad news for far-left open-borders Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez as he battles for his political life in the 2024 election against well-funded and popular GOP former Rep. Yvette Herrell for the Second Congressional...

Las Cruces Sun

CRRUA assures Doña Ana County Board water is safe to drink

The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority has lost the public trust from the residents it serves in Sunland Park and Santa Teresa.

Las Cruces Sun

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

UPDATE: Human remains found on backcountry trail at Carlsbad Caverns

Investigators said human remains were found April 11, and investigators were initially unable to identify the deceased.

Las Cruces Sun

by: Jessica OnsurezLas Cruces Sun-News

Here's what Arizona abortion ban might mean for New Mexico

As Arizona revives an abortion ban and voters in Western states are asked to consider bans, New Mexico may be a haven for those seeking abortions.

Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

New Mexico Two women injured at UNM abortion facility in single day

On Wednesday, April 10, 2024, the University of New Mexico Center For Reproductive Health (UNMCRH), a freestanding abortion facility, was the site of two separate abortion-related medical emergencies documented by volunteers from Abortion Free New Mexico

Las Cruces Sun

Las Cruces will receive $11.8 million from state for capital projects

Chief Administrative Officer Barbara Bencomo and City lobbyist Larry Horan presented an update from the recent 30-day legislative session.

Las Cruces Sun

Ikani Taumoepeau builds Las Cruces' future on firm 'foundation'

Ikani Taumoepeau hopes to build on the foundation that he has helped establish throughout the past four years as he settles into his role as city manager.

Las Cruces Sun

Road rage shooter found guilty by Las Cruces jury

Two years after he was shot in the face in a road rage incident, New Mexico State University student Daniel Garcia heard the guilty verdict he expected last week.

Las Cruces Sun

Lawsuit calls for gray wolf protections in the American West

Mexican gray wolves were being recovered in southern New Mexico, and a lawsuit called for more protection for the species in the Rocky Mountains.