LAS CRUCES, N.M. — To maintain soil that produces successful crops, it helps to give it a rest now and then.That's what cover crops are all about. They prevent erosion, retain moisture, suppress weeds, reduce compaction and boost fertility, they can either be sown in the off-season or mixed with

Nichalas San Souci is facing multiple charges for reportedly hitting an 8-year-old girl over the head with a beer bottle, and then slicing her neck.

We'll see more sunshine again Wednesday with warmer temperatures than Tuesday. Expect light winds again and dry conditions.

Too much worrying could be a reason ask a health professional about general anxiety disorder.It's a condition where a person feels very nervous most of the time, and it can happen to adults and children, said KOAT health expert Dr. Abinash Achrekar, also known as Dr. Ash. Advertisement "People with

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A local all native-dance cheer team is heading to the World Dance Competition this summer. "When we go to these competitions, we actually realize that we are the only native dance group and that they are stepping out of their normal genre of native dance and getting

The Farmington native won Season 15 after teaming up with coach Kelly Clarkson. Chevel Shepherd is still doing what she loves.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A man has been arrested after a high-speed chase involving Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen.Court documents show Allen needed to avoid a vehicle swerving toward his direction in northwest Albuquerque. The vehicle ran a red light on Paseo Del Norte on Tuesday, May 20. Advertisement Allen was

From broken water and gas lines, to road closures and torn up landscaping. City councilors approved a moratorium on new fiber installations.

Just before 6:30 a.m. Monday, Durango police officers were tasked with kangaroo retrieval. This wasn't the first time, either.

SANTA FE, N.M. — Note: Hyperlinks previously included in the article to view the designation letter sent to Mora County officials has omitted words from paragraphs below. The issue is now resolved. The designation letter is included in the video above.The Office of the New Mexico State Auditor has ordered

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A 13-year-old has been arrested after a loaded gun was found on a student at Jimmy Carter Middle School on Tuesday. The Bernalillo County District Attorney says school staff found the gun after receiving a tip that the student had a gun. The gun was found to

There's new information about a shooting involving a Las Cruces police officer, resulting in the death of 18-year-old Josiah Perrault.

After a fiery sentencing hearing, an Albuquerque teen who admitted to shooting and killing another teen over a gun, will wait a few weeks longer to learn his fate.

CHIMAYO, N.M. — Like the many who make the pilgrimage to where he preaches, Father Sebastian Lee is at peace at the Santuario de Chimayo.The long road getting there took Lee from South Korea to South America, then from Maryland to Madrid, before he came to northern New Mexico six-and-a-half

More than 35,000 fentanyl pills are taken off the streets as more than 500 suspects were arrested on active warrants.

It’s one of many moves and achievements New Mexico has touted in recent years to secure itself as a technology hotspot. Read moreState launches new Technology and Innovation Office, announces $90M for tech advancement

Albuquerque police arrested a man Monday on suspicion of flashing children and recording women in dressing rooms during a string of incidents at retail stores aro… Read moreAPD arrests man accused of exposing himself to children, filming women in stores

More than a billion dollars is going toward Albuquerque's effort to keep people safe, improve infrastructure, and move capital projects forward.

The owners of the Lea County Correctional Facility near Hobbs are shutting down the medium-security prison after 27 years, laying off more than 200 employees by t… Read moreLea County prison to close, with more than 200 layoffs

It's time to show our Love 4 Pets. This time we partnered with the City of Albuquerque to show you the pups looking for a forever home.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A recovery program in Albuquerque that placed recovering addicts — and their families — into hotel rooms to help them rebuild their lives is now on the brink of collapse after its funding dried up. Nearly 160 patients have been discharged and forced back onto the streets

The Department of Defense issued another warning to stay out of the new border military zone, impacting hunters and hikers.

LOS ANGELES — The governors of New Mexico and Utah went to a Common Ground Forum in California, where they reminded the people of Los Angeles where their electric power originates."Your lights are on because New Mexico powers Los Angeles County, so it's the western states," Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham

The incoming freshman class, the Class of 2029, will be the first class to graduate under these new requirements.

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho’s incoming finance director was in the same role for the city of Albuquerque two years ago, when the city council approved a $250,000 spon… Read moreIncoming Rio Rancho finance director held same job during ABQ Planned Parenthood donation that sparked lawsuit

After months of delays, the city of Albuquerque has found an operator to run the Gateway Sobering Center, moving closer to being able to provide around-the-clock … Read moreGateway sobering center moves closer to opening after months of setbacks

DURANGO, Colo. — It wasn't a typical day in the office for Shane Garrison, a Durango police officer, when he responded to a call about a kangaroo on the loose. Advertisement "I never thought I'd be handling a kangaroo as a cop," Garrison said.Not only did Garrison handle the situation,

A new miniature golf course with a dinosaur theme could open by the end of this week in the heart of Rio Rancho.

News - On May 20, 2025, Sheriff John Allen witnessed Benjamin Vigil driving recklessly. Vigil fled a traffic stop but was later arrested without incident.

A subdivision within Mesa del Sol is seeing progress with roughly 600 homes built and more to come. Read moreMesa del Sol hits stride as 167 lots lay foundation for new home construction

RIO RANCHO — As far as retired Army Sgt. David Halona is concerned, the Rainbow Canyon home he will soon move into might as well be registered as a religious site… Read moreNonprofit gifts local retired combat veteran with new home in Rio Rancho

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Summer is almost here, and Visit Albuquerque is expecting a slower tourism season due to competition from other destinations in the state and the economy.So, how do things look for the rest of the state? Advertisement The New Mexico Tourism Department says it's still a bit early

May 4 Read moreRRPD arrest records: May 4-10

SANTA FE — Amid growing concern about possible financial improprieties, State Auditor Joseph Maestas has ordered a special audit of a northern New Mexico county t… Read moreState officials launch probes into possible misuse of disaster relief funds by Mora County

The appointment comes the same week that TXNM Energy formally announced a buyout agreement with global private equity firm Blackstone.

BERNALILLO — The Sandoval County Commission recognized Military Appreciation Month during its May 14 meeting with an official proclamation. Read moreCommission recognizes military appreciation at meeting

LAS CRUCES — Amid fiery exchanges between city councilors and the public, a citizens’ petition challenging the city’s new planning and zoning code failed Monday b… Read moreCitizens' challenge to Las Cruces zoning reform fails

RIO RANCHO — Often hovering over a soundboard, Keith Abrahamson loves to immerse himself in the state-of-the-art, 1,100-seat concert hall at Cleveland High School… Read moreCleveland High School says goodbye to beloved theater tech teacher

RIO RANCHO — It was a time for smiles, hugs, fist bumps and foam heads as Rio Rancho High School seniors gathered at the Rio Rancho Events Center May 20 for their… Read moreRRHS seniors are 'killing it,' can 'climb that hill' to success, speakers say

Golden West is a 55 and older community in Rio Rancho. The people who live there are singing the praises of an employee who helps with everything they need and more.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A police officer has a court hearing on June 5 after being arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated.A lapel camera video shows Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies stopping Albuquerque police officer Jonathan Franco at a checkpoint near Rainbow Road and Unser Boulevard, where he told them

Dry weather and lighter winds will persist as northwest flow sets up over New Mexico through Tuesday morning.

LAS CRUCES — A few minutes after sunrise on May 8, a Las Cruces police officer was nearing the end of his shift, sitting in the parking lot of a medical office bu… Read moreLas Cruces police chief details fatal shooting of 18-year-old

CLOVIS, N.M. — Reports have been made about scammers requesting payment and claiming people are missing court appearances in Curry County.Clovis police said the caller is claiming to be a local law enforcement or court employee. Responders are being advised to not send money or offer to make a payment.

The park best known for balloons transformed into a rootin’ tootin’ good time last weekend.

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

Lovelace UNM Rehabilitation Hospital has been recognized by Modern Healthcare as one of the best places to work in 2025.

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

On May 19, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce celebrated the graduation of the 2025 cohort of Leadership Albuquerque

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

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

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

Albuquerque – ALBUQUERQUE – APD Detectives tracked Timothy Riha to a gym parking lot in Rio Rancho and arrested him today based on his felony warrant for Aggravated Indecent Exposure and Voyeurism. Riha, 45, is accused exposing himself and taking photos and videos of people, including children, in fitting rooms

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

The struggle between Albuquerque and fiber optic installers escalated Monday as the mayor’s office announced updated rules for installers, and the city council approved a moratorium and more bureaucracy for future fiber development.

SANTA FE — The fight over a Santa Fe luxury resort’s new proposed wastewater discharge permit drew more than 100 local residents to the Roundhouse on Monday for the first day of a public hearing that was part town hall meeting, part legal drama.

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

LAS CRUCES – As state Sen. Crystal Brantley arrived at the Las Cruces Police Department substation on the city’s east side, a tactical exercise was underway in which a ladder system raised officers and a police dog up to practice a rooftop a…

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

A multi-agency operation dedicated to cracking down on crime in the International District led to 700 arrests in three months, including a man who was arrested five times.

RIO RANCHO — As the Storm of Cleveland High School class of 2025 celebrated its graduation at the Rio Rancho Events Center May 19, an oncoming storm rumbled in the distance in a fortuitous moment.

RIO RANCHO — A local teen will try a second time to become the nation’s top speller when he competes with his peers in the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee later this month.

RIO RANCHO — Officials with Rio Rancho Public Schools are breathing a sigh of relief as they won’t have to make cuts to next year’s budget and can instead enjoy an $11 million funding increase, thanks in part to a state bill signed into law e…

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

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

ALBUQUERQUE — The ASK Academy in Rio Rancho graduated its largest class ever Friday, a milestone officials said was made all the more significant by the fact the seniors were the first four-year cohort post-pandemic to earn diplomas.

RIO RANCHO — Packed with people and feeling a little bit stuffy, the Cleveland High School gymnasium might have felt like a typical Friday afternoon student pep rally, but it was instead a chance for the families of 200 men and women of the N…

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

Most New Mexicans’ monthly electricity bills will rise by roughly $12.50 within the next year.

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

CUBA — Remains unearthed from a clandestine grave in the Santa Fe National Forest in Sandoval County in 2001 have been identified.

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

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

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

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

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

RIO RANCHO — An Eagle Ridge Middle School student has died unexpectedly, administrators announced the afternoon of May 13.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez After two and half years of service, the Edgewood Police Department gave a last 10-7 to Chief Roger Jimenez. The announcement came during a gathering where an emotional speech was given through the Vehicle Intercom System. He was thanked for

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez Navigating receiving the news and caring for his child with a rare type of leukemia has not been easy for James “Buddy” Lawver, resident of Edgewood. In August 2024, Illiana Hope was diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL), as

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Hannah Grover The Edgewood Police Department is asking to increase its employees’ pay by $10 an hour. The Town Commission discussed this request last week, but ultimately chose to postpone action until a future special meeting. That special meeting will be preceded

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Michael Hodock For two weekends (March 29-30 and April 5-6), embark on an epic journey as the Fourth Annual New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival (NMRCF) transforms the Wildlife West Nature Park (87 North Frontage Rd.) in Edgewood into a land where knights

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Editor’s note: This article originally stated incorrect information about Kay’s RV in Moriarty. Kay’s RV is also a full-service RV dealership offering the sale of used 5th wheels, travel trailers and motorhomes, new Idle-Time RVs, consignment services and parts and service. By Andrea

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Editor’s note: This article originally stated incorrect information about Kay’s RV in Moriarty. Kay’s RV is also a full-service RV dealership offering the sale of used 5th wheels, travel trailers and motorhomes, new Idle-Time RVs, consignment services and parts and service. By Andrea

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Kevin Hendricks Charlie Overbey and Vanessa Dingwell, founders of Lone Hawk Hats & Honeywood Vintage in Madrid, launched a social media auction to benefit the Sweet Relief Natural Disaster Fund. The fundraiser will benefit those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires earlier

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Kevin Hendricks The Public Service Company of New Mexico is again considering a Public Safety Power Shutoff in the East Mountains on March 18. Earlier this month, PNM announced plans to shut off power to 10,000 customers in the East Mountains due

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez The town of Edgewood recognized the remarkable efforts of a select group of individuals through the annual COW (Community On the Way) Awards on March 13 at the Estancia Valley Classical Academy. Mayor Ken Brennan and Town Manager Nina McCracken

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. A new type of business has opened in the East Mountains, offering something that its owners say has been lacking in the area. Michael Valoppi and his wife, Victoria, own Blue Feather Healing and Growth Center, a business specializing in holistic energy care.

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. This article is provided by the East Mountain Historical Society. Learn more at eastmountainhistory.org By Rick Holben Buford, New Mexico had its beginnings on 160 acres of land purchased in about 1937 by Hal Crossley, near what is now Old Route 66 and

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Independent Staff Registration is open for the Estancia Valley Little League 2025 season. Athletes ages 4 to 12 can participate and sign up for this baseball year. Enrollment will run from Feb.28 through March 22. To register online, families can visit leagues.bluesombrero.com/estanciavalleylittleleague

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Denise Tessier If you’ve traveled U.S. 60 to Willard, you’ve passed the railroad town of Lucy, N.M., and likely never saw it; a tall railroad berm parallel to the highway had long kept Lucy hidden. Twelve years ago, when members of the

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. The Town of Mountainair announced award-winning award-winning country artist Nathaniel Krantz will take the stage at the Mountainair Hall Of Excellence Pinto Bean Dance in March. The free, all-ages show set for March 29 will run from 8 p.m. to midnight at Dr.

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Diane Denish In Mid-January, New Mexico First, the non-profit public policy organization, closed its doors after 38 years. As a participant and observer of New Mexico First from the beginning I have a historical view. I served as board chair early on,

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. This article is provided by the East Mountain Historical Society. Learn more at eastmountainhistory.org By Rick Holben Cedar Crest, New Mexico, is a census-designated unincorporated area in the Sandia Mountains east of Albuquerque. The US Census data recorded just under 1,000 residents in

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. During the holiday season there is always a focus on charitable giving or philanthropy. Recently you might have been asked by your local non-profits or organizations to give generously on Giving Tuesday. This is charitable giving. Philanthropy is something different. Although Giving Tuesday

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. The beauty of the East Mountains inspired Dame Brown to open a new art gallery in Cedar Crest that has already caught the attention of locals. Brown, a New Mexico transplant who fell in love with the East Mountains community, opened Enchanted Soul

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Sometimes I wonder if the job of the media, no matter which channels you select, is to keep Americans wringing their hands. It doesn’t really matter if you watch cable channels such as Fox News or MSNBC or network channels. There is always