By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff In response to a special audit released last month, the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents updated some of its policies Thursday. Regents also discussed other changes the university will make to comply with the audit’s recommendations — and reacted to a recent

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff An outgoing Silver City town councilor had her own words for the mayor after he referred to her and himself as “lame ducks” during an otherwise ordinary work session and meeting Tuesday. During the work session, councilors and the mayor discussed details of the

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff A former state senator has offered documentation to refute claims in a whistleblower lawsuit filed by the former president of Western New Mexico University alleging she conspired with other lawmakers and state officials to direct $1 million to the charter school her children attended,

New Mexico is addressing student homelessness with a new initiative that pays qualifying students $500 a month.

The previously broken elevator at the Mountain View Senior Apartments has been fixed as of Nov. 9, according to Silver City Fire Marshal Eloy Vasquez. “It was a crucial part of the elevator,” Vasquez said. “It was a complicated part that they needed to get fixed so the elevator could

By SISCO AGUILAR Daily Press Correspondent The Gila was engulfed in flames by the Gila Trout Fire earlier this year, and although the emotional and physical turmoil is still being felt by many today, on Friday the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce held a banquet at the Grant

By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff Silver City Pick It Up — Toss No Mas held their last community cleanup of the year Saturday, honoring outgoing Mayor Ken Ladner. “I really appreciate the community members who do this,” Ladner said. “For the community members to dedicate a Saturday, that’s a

Socorro County Commissioners approved the purchase of a wheel loader, two motor graders and rotary cutter at their Oct. 14 regular meeting.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The suspect has been apprehended as of Friday, Nov. 21. NMSTP PRESS RELEASE "On Friday, November 21, 2025, following a nearly 48-hour manhunt aided… Read moreAuthorities apprehended suspect who gunned down man at New Mexico Tech

A quiet visit between friends turned tragic for 68-year-old Eva Kempton of Socorro after a brutal dog attack. Kempton has been in various hospitals since the September 2 attack, and is currently at the Casa de Oro Center in Las Cruces, surrou…

New Mexico Tech Interim President Jackson has been attending local meetings to promote a Student and Community Wellness Center.

Among the items approved was Resolution 2025-13, authorizing official representatives and signatory authorities for a state-funded preliminary engineering report on the village’s wastewater treatment and collection system. Mayor Rumpf said th…

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Richard Rumpf has resigned as mayor of Magdalena after serving in the position since July 2016 following the resignation of Diego Montoya.

In this UNM Lobo Coaches show, the voice of the Lobos, Robert Protnoy, and head UNM football coach, Jason Eck, talked about the win over Air Force.

Socorro is experiencing a cinematic revival as a new road-trip film is being shot across various local sites, bringing with it a wave of economic activity and community engagement.

Representatives from the City of Socorro, Socorro County, New Mexico Tech, Socorro Schools, Magdalena and Socorro General Hospital came together for an Earthquake tabletop drill organized by the Socorro County Local Emergency Planning Committ…

The Socorro Electric Co-op (SEC), the City of Socorro and New Mexico Tech (NMT) are close to finalizing an agreement that requires Socorro Electric Co-op to refund members about $600,000 they were overbilled during a non-compliance period wit…

Panelists talked about a program that could help homeowners with insurance in higher fire risk areas during a wildfire preparation and insurance town hall held Wednesday at the Grant County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center. Panelist and Property and Casualty Bureau Chief Melissa Robertson of the New Mexico Office

In a 5-1 vote the City of Socorro council agreed to keep the municipal court.

State Police have identified the victim of a fatal hit-and-run reported on Nov. 11 on Highway 60 just west of Socorro as 38-year-old Katrina Martineau of Reserve. Read moreHit and run victim known for her bright spirit

For James Allison, the skies over Albuquerque are more than just a scenic backdrop, they’re a family legacy. The 31-year-old balloonist from Socorro returned to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta this year not just as a spectator, b…

Starting October 14 and running six days, regional astronomers in the Magdalena Astronomical Society collaborated to host the 32nd annual Enchanted Skies Star Party (ESSP), an educational event that drew over 130 enthusiasts from across the country.

From left, candidates Steven Edmondson, Ronnita Montoya, Cynthia Canner, Illiana Perez (Moderator), David Koshkin (Moderator), Jane Anderson, Selfie Anaya and Mark Martin at the Socorro School Board forum at the Loma Theatre on Tuesday. With…

The Village of Magdalena is moving forward with plans to independently manage its geographic addressing system following a collaborative effort with the New Mexic… Read moreMagdalena to take control of addressing system with state collaboration

“Cold Backed Before Coffee” is the motto Magdalena rancher and entrepreneur Charity Saulsberry has built her new café around. Read moreCold Backed Coffee House brews up community and comfort in Magdalena

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The district’s proposed $5 million GO Bond which would fund capital improvements without raising property taxes will be voted on during the Nov. 4 election.

The Socorro and Veguita senior centers will move to a four-day week starting November 3, to cut costs while continuing the same services.

The Magdalena Municipal Schools Board unanimously appointed Kim Ortiz as interim Superintendent to serve until June 30, 2026, at a salary of $150,000 beginning Oct. 20.

The annual Wildlife Zone family event, hosted by the Friends of Bosque del Apache, will go on as planned this Saturday—but at a new location. Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, facilities at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Re…

By JO LUTZ Daily Press Correspondent This month, behavioral health patients of Hidalgo Medical Services who were previously served at the Grant County-owned Tu Casa facility began showing up for appointments at the Community Health Center, HMS’ main Silver City campus on Pope Street. Despite a few staff having to

The Socorro County Animal Shelter is among the 25 local governments across the state to receive a much-needed boost. The help has come in the form of a $18,631 state grant that will help repair aging infrastructure and support animal welfare …

Fire departments around the county have reached critically low staffing levels resulting in delayed responses to emergencies according to Socorro County Emergency Manager and Fire Marshal Fred Berger.

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The Socorro Electric Co-op (SEC), the City of Socorro and New Mexico Tech are scheduled to attend a status conference in the matter of non-compliance fees for the SEC at 9 a.m. on Oct. 31.

Stephen Keiser, the county’s GIS Specialist and 911 Addresser, issued a formal letter to the Village Council warning that Magdalena’s current addressing practices violate New Mexico’s Enhanced 911 Act. According to Keiser, the village has bee…

For more than 50 years, La Pasadita has been a staple of authentic Mexican cuisine in Socorro, and under the leadership of Mauro Portillo Jr., the family-run restaurant continues to thrive with fresh ingredients, community ties and a deep res…

The village of Magdalena secured a $2.6 million grant for sewer line relining and infrastructure upgrades.

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff With Monday’s meeting of the Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education taking place in Cliff, much of the discussion centered around the design for the new school there, as well as the bond funding it. In their work session, board members heard from staff

Socorro Mayor Ravi Bhasker said it’s been almost a decade since Socorro has seen the type of violence it did on Wednesday with a shooting death in a parking lot n… Read moreSuspect in Socorro shooting apprehended at Magdalena residence

Leonardo Perez, 21 pleaded no contest to charges from a shooting that injured a Socorro high school football player and assistant coach one year ago in November, 2024.

The sound of bagpipes filled the crisp morning air at Socorro’s Isidro Baca Park as community members gathered Saturday to honor those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The annual Veterans Day ceremony opened with the Nationa…

The Cobre Consolidated School District moved to remote learning Wednesday and Thursday this week due to not having enough substitute teachers to cover classes. In a Nov. 18 email to staff provided to the Daily Press, interim Superintendent Randall Piper said that 28 percent of the C.C. Snell Middle School

In preparation for the pause of SNAP benefits on November 1, EDC is compiling a list of resources in Socorro and Catron counties to help alleviate food insecurity in the coming days.

A regular local election was held Tuesday, Nov. 4. The following results are an unofficial tally of votes cast within Socorro County. There are 12 of 12 total voting locations that have been tallied. Results will not be official until they ar…

Sherri and James Beam, the Pie Town husband-and-wife team behind High Desert BBQ Sauce, have spent the last decade transforming their homemade sauces into a full … Read moreHigh Desert BBQ takes orders from their Pie Town headquarters

The Socorro County Manager’s contract was unanimously terminated at a special meeting last week.

The idea of canceling the community pumpkin giveaway on Friday, after the kitchen fire at Sofia’s Kitchen & Burrito Tyme, never crossed owner Stephen Rosas’ mind.

For the first time in its 36-year history, the Festival of the Cranes at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge has been canceled, another outcome of the ongoing federal government shutdown that has furloughed refuge staff and brought cri…

This article is the second in a series from the New Mexico Association of Non-Public Schools showcasing schools that fulfill their unique missions and meet the…

Village of Questa Fire/EMS will acquire a new brush truck soon, thanks to a $375,000 federal appropriation. Questa Mayor John Ortega said the …

CIBOLA COUNTY El Malpais National Monument park rangers will host an evening of stargazing on Friday, December 12, from 6:008:00 pm at the El Malpais Visitor…

The National Park Service says it is going to start charging international tourists an extra $100 to enter some of the most popular U.S. parks. They will be left out of fee-free days that will be reserved for American residents. The announcement Tuesday declaring “America-first entry fee policies” comes as

A former tribal police officer in New Mexico. who was wanted by the FBI, is now in federal custody, the FBI confirmed to KOB 4.

VALENCIA COUNTY, N.M. —The treasurer for Valencia County released a statement to residents to request holding off payment for property taxes until a corrected bill is received.Treasurer Ron Saiz stated the 2025 property tax mill rates for Valencia County were determined using an incorrect net taxable value. He said the

The state Court of Appeals honored Senior Judge J. Miles Hanisee last week for his contributions to New Mexico law — writing 1,000 opinions so…

BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. —As families prepare for Thanksgiving gatherings, local officials are urging residents to make responsible choices on the road.The "Take a Ride on Us" program is once again offering safe ride options throughout the holiday weekend, aiming to curb impaired driving during one of the busiest travel periods

After our first story, the state made sure Dave had his state tax credits. But federal money remains out of reach.

GRANTS, N.M. – TBones Gym owner Carrie Talley and her husband Julian Armijo marked a major milestone this fall, entering their first bodybuilding competition after losing a combined 125 pounds since early 2024.Talley reported she is down 70 pounds from her highest weight, while Armijo has lost 55…

EXPO News: ALBUQUERQUE — Expo New Mexico is kicking off the holiday season in style as Thanksgiving weekend sees the fairgrounds transform into a festive destination filled with shopping and dazzling Christmas light displays. The Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Holiday Festival kicks off on Friday, Nov. 28, offering a

A local organization that helps homeless people in Albuquerque held an event to help them mend their clothing and connect them to resources.

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from Nov. 19 - Nov. 23, 2025. Nov. 19 9:17 …

COUNTY News: The Los Alamos County Community Services Department (CSD) reports that there are currently no known cases of Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) or Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) in the County. CSD staff is monitoring a multistate outbreak linked to the 2025 PRA World Finals in Waco, Texas (held Nov. 5-9)

Neighbors who live near the Rio Rancho water main that exploded on Friday face insurance and rebuilding challenges.

GRANTS, N.M. - The Grants City Council meeting which took place on November 19 lasted a little over five hours. During that time, they discussed the Grants Animal Care Center, Roberta’s Place, Grants Police Department, city projects and retirement coverage plans.Notably, the agenda item: Approval…

A nice but cooler Wednesday is on tap for New Mexico with temperatures a little below average and mostly sunny skies.

Courtesy photo COUNTY News: The Community Services Department (CSD), in partnership with Valley Fence Company, will begin installing a new fence at the Rose Garden as part of ongoing efforts to protect natural resources and enhance the visitor experience. Construction was scheduled to begin on Nov. 24, 2025, and was

The FBI and Albuquerque Police Department seek the public’s help to identify this man who robbed the Bank of America at 2601 Coors Blvd. NW, at approximately 4:10 p.m. Nov. 20 in Albuquerque. Courtesy/FBI FBI News: The FBI and Albuquerque Police Department are asking for the public’s help to identify

SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico’s State Canvass Board met today in Santa Fe and unanimously certified the official results of the 2025 Regular Local Election.“The 2025 Regular Local Election was conducted with the professionalism, efficiency, and integrity that New Mexicans expect from their election…

The FBI and Albuquerque police are asking for the public's help to identify a man accused of robbing a bank on the West Side.

November 29 What? Kids Arts Camp Clay Pinch Pots When? November 29 at 2 – 4 pm Where? Cibola Arts Council December 5th – 6th What? Christmas Craft Fair When? December 5th – 6th Where? Methodist Church on First Street Friday 3-6:30 pm, Saturday 10 am to 4 pm Call

Diego Lopez, EditorEditor’s Note: Prior to publication, the Citizen learned the recount for both Grants City Council District 1 and Village of Milan’s two trustee seats will take place Tuesday, December 2 at 9am. This will be held in the County Clerks Office, 700 E Roosevelt Ave Suite 50, Grants,…

GRANTS, N.M. — The Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce is putting a playful spin on holiday shopping this year with “Shop Local-Opoly,” a Monopoly- style game designed to send residents all over Cibola County in support of local businesses.The game launches on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 29…

By CAROL A. CLARK Los Alamos Daily Post caclark@ladailypost.com A sense of gratitude comes to mind on this Thanksgiving Eve 2025. When local leaders model gratitude, it sets a positive tone for the entire community, encouraging others to act with appreciation. Research shows that gratitude has measurable benefits for both

All of the eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 are closed at the Big I in Albuquerque due to a reported multi-car crash.

Last year’s senior division winners from left, Tate Plohr, Lilia Viteva and Alyssa Sun. Courtesy/LAPS LAPS News: The Los Alamos District Science & Engineering Fair is just around the corner and Los Alamos Public Schools needs the community’s help. LAPS has updated donation requirements for the 2026 Los Alamos District

PEEC News: Step behind the scenes of one of humanity’s greatest scientific achievements at the Los Alamos Nature Center, 7-8:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 12, with a free screening of Cosmic Dawn, an inspiring documentary about the creation of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). For more than 30 years, NASA

Three indicted for 2020 unsolved murder

Jorge Corona, a 38-year-old Taos resident, died in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of NM-68 and West Romero Road early Monday evenin…

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — As Thanksgiving nears, drought conditions across Cibola County remain unchanged, marking yet another week where 100 percent of the…

Los Alamos High School students from English Teacher Lori Thompson’s Sports Lit class interview the Honorable Los Alamos County Municipal Court Judge Elizabeth Allen in her office recently at the Justice Center. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com Los Alamos High School students from English Teacher Lori Thompson’s Sports Lit class interview

A map of 431 hantavirus case reports from 1993 to 2022 used in the analysis from LANL scientists Andrew Bartlow’s and Morgan Gorris’ study. Most of the cases occur in the western half of the U.S. compared to the eastern half. The thick black outlines separate the western and eastern

NMDCA News: SANTA FE — As temperatures drop and days get ever shorter, it’s a sure sign that the holidays are just around the corner. To help New Mexicans get ready for the festivities, the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs has put together a slate of seasonal events from

The Trump administration says pharmaceutical companies have agreed to slash the Medicare prices for 15 prescription drugs after months of negotiations and that it's expected to produce billions in savings for older adults. But the net prices unveiled Tuesday aren't what Medicare recipients will pay at their pharmacy counters because

Chamisa Elementary School 6th graders Natalia Archuyleta, Vivi Daly, Ruby Carpenter, Jackson Martinez and Noah Mendez hoist their trophies at the New Mexico Electric Car Challenge. Chamisa GATE teachers Denise Hernandez Garcia and Susan Hettinga (left) accompanied the students to the competition. Courtesy/LAPS Team Barbie Sharks during their research presentation.

William Michael “Santa” PledgerAugust 5, 1955 – November 23, 2025William Michael Pledger, lovingly known as “Santa,” passed away peacefully in his sleep on November 23, 2025, surrounded by loved ones. He was born in Victorville, California, on August 5, 1955, and was the middle child of Jimmy C.…

SANTA FE, N.M. —New Mexico is launching a first-of-its-kind pilot program that will pay homeless high school students $500 a month if they meet attendance and academic requirements.The Public Education Department will enroll 330 students in grades 10–12 across 12 school districts and one charter school. Lawmakers approved $2.1 million

RDC News: Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Whether they are restaurants, machine shops, cybersecurity businesses, tailors, day care providers, chimney sweeps, or galleries. These businesses matter. They play a vital role in providing the essential services and goods that enhance our quality of life. We couldn’t be

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —The KOAT mayoral debate in Albuquerquethis past Monday featured candidates Tim Keller and Darren White exchanging sharp criticisms over crime, homelessness and immigration policies.Target 7 gets you the facts of their claims.AdvertisementClaim: Mayor Keller has increased the city's police force by 20%.Verdict:Target 7 found that the number of

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —The New Mexico Ballet Company is preparing for its annual performance of "The Nutcracker" in Albuquerque this weekend, but families are being warned about ticket scams that have led some to pay hundreds of dollars for tickets that should cost no more than $78.The company started its annual

By CHRIS BROWN and ASENATH KEPLER New Mexico’s Mayflower Society This Thanksgiving marks 70 years since New Mexico’s Mayflower Society was founded by descendants of the ship’s 102 passengers. Our mission is to keep the Pilgrim story alive and relevant to New Mexicans today. More important than the first Thanksgiving

Experts predict that around 320 million pounds of food will be wasted from Thanksgiving feasts this year, according to thenonprofit ReFED, and a local expert is offering tips to help New Mexicans celebrate a "green-minded" Thanksgiving.The Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club encourages New Mexicans to start with mindful

NMNSH News: ALBUQUERQUE — The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is announcing the temporary closure of its hands-on STEM exhibition, Little Albert’s Lab, as renovation work is underway. The project, funded by the Museum’s Board of Trustees, will transform the space into a more accessible, hands-on, and engaging

Christmas is coming and kids are dreaming of all the gifts on their wish list but some New Mexico families need help to make that happen.

LAPS News: Los Alamos Public Schools (LAPS) is encouraging all eligible students to ride the school bus to or from school on Monday, Dec. 1, as part of “Ride the Bus” Day. This initiative not only helps the environment but also funds the LAPS Transportation Department. The goal is to

Vera Carabajal, center, attends Casakids’ Winter Wonderland at First American Bank on Friday. The bank provides space for the many sponsored Christmas trees by designers Adelina Mendez and Maribel Quezada that are part of the annual auction. Carabajal is the organizer of the arts and crafts show Holly-Day Magic. She

Calling all young artists! New Mexico students in grades K-12 are invited to take part in the Art of Conservation New Mexico Fish Art Contest. Use your creative talents to highlight the beauty and importance of aquatic species, from the prized native trout of the Rio Grande to the colorful

LANL News: Per regulatory requirements, this e-mail is to notify you that the following documents have been added to the Los Alamos National Laboratory Electronic Reading Room. The document(s) have been submitted to fulfill one or more requirements of the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

A 55 year-old man was charged with multiple felonies after police found a woman found bound, beaten and barely conscious inside a residence in…

NEW MEXICO —The day after Thanksgiving, often called "Brown Friday," is one of the busiest days of the year for plumbing calls in New Mexico.Signature Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical is advising families to take a few simple precautions to prevent clogs and backups during the holiday weekend.Advertisement"Thanksgiving brings great

GRANTS, N.M. - Two men charged in separate violent-felony cases in Cibola County have been released from custody in recent weeks under orders from the 13th Judicial District Court, prompting questions from residents about public safety and how pretrial decisions are made.In one case, a defendant…

PED News: SANTA FE — High school students experiencing homelessness will receive $500 monthly payments for meeting attendance and academic requirements under a new state pilot program launching this month. The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) will enroll 330 students in grades 10–12 across 12 school districts and one

The Trump administration's proposed changes to the federal graduate student loan program are drawing backlash from nursing professionals in New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Travel for the Thanksgiving holiday is starting to rise with record travel expected this year.As travelers head to the airport, flight delays and cancelations are always a possibility, especially when weather moves through any part of the country.AdvertisementHere are a few things to keep in mind if your

GRANTS, N.M. Turkey, red chile with mashed potatoes and basketball are around the corner. November brings us Thanksgiving and also kicks off prep basketball…

BLUEWATER LAKE, N.M. – As late November settles into Cibola County, Bluewater Lake continues its quiet transition toward winter conditions.The most recent angler update, received earlier in the month on Nov. 6, still reflects the overall picture at the lake: fishing for catfish has been SLOW to…

SANTA FE, N.M. – Knowing your family's health history could help prevent serious diseases like cancer, heart disease and diabetes, and Thanksgiving dinner conversations offer an ideal time to gather that potentially lifesaving information.“Sometimes the best way of preventing future health problems…

Ensuring food safety is essential to avoid issues like food poisoning or cooking fires.

Village of Taos Ski Valley Administrator Rick Bellis plans to retire Dec. 31, as announced at the village’s regular council meeting Friday. Be…

A new policy at MDC removing paper books and paper letters from inmates is under scrutiny.

After years of searching for answers, the family of Zachariah Juwaun Shorty, a Navajo citizen found dead five years ago, is finally seeing justice as three men have been indicted on federal charges related to his murder.Shorty, who was last seen alive at a motel in Farmington, was found in

Early voting for the 2025 City of Albuquerque Runoff Election will begin Monday, Dec. 1 at 17 locations across the city.

Stray Hearts held an open house at its shelter facility Saturday (Nov. 22) in anticipation of the shelter reopening Monday (Dec. 1). The shelt…

As Thanksgiving approaches, fire department officials are urging residents to be vigilant in the kitchen to prevent fires, which are often caused by unattended cooking.Lt. Jason Fejer, Albuquerque Fire Rescue's public information officer, said unattended cooking is the leading cause of cooking fires and fire deaths, and while these fires

Mostly sunny and dry conditions will continue in New Mexico through the start of Thanksgiving weekend.

NEW MEXICO —The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department is encouraging everyone to see if they have a claim to money and property that totals $390,000 being safeguarded by the state.The tax and revenue department safeguards unclaimed money and abandoned property after inactivity. The department says $390,000 is available for

COUNTY News: Los Alamos County’s Inclusivity Task Force will meet at 12 p.m., Dec. 3, 2025, in Council Chambers, 1000 Central Ave. The agenda packet and meeting agenda have been published and are available here. This meeting will not have a zoom link or will not have a video, however

FBI News: The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of Justin Aguino. On Feb. 26, 2020, Justin Aguino allegedly used his position as an officer with the Ohkay Owingeh Police Department in New Mexico, to impede a federal grand jury investigation

The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of a former local police officer, Justin Aguino.

FBI News: Have you ever wondered how the FBI solves a case? Want to hear about the work agents, analysts, and FBI staff are doing across New Mexico? Special Agent in Charge of the Albuquerque Division, Justin A. Garris, welcomes business, civic, and faith-based community leaders to apply for FBI

GALLUP, N.M. —A direction of Interstate 40 was closed after a crash in western New Mexico. The areas has since reopened.Follow:Interactive traffic map from Traffic Watch 7AdvertisementBoth eastbound lanes were closed about 17 miles east of Gallup, from the Ciniza Refinery Interchange at mile marker 39 to mile marker 43,

A male Mexican gray wolf has returned to an area near Grants after being taken back to an experimental population area in New Mexico.

A man pleaded guilty to charges related to shooting "several hundred rounds of ammunitions" one night in Rio Rancho.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. —Several teens were taken into custody after multiple firearms were stolen from a Las Cruces gun store.Las Cruces police said four teens were arrested and face several charges after the theft happened around 2 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 22. The male teens were described as one 14-year-old, two

High school students experiencing homelessness in New Mexico will receive $500 monthly for meeting attendance and academic goals.

The New Mexico Department of Agriculture and the New Mexico Livestock Board are urging horse owners to take immediate preventive measures foll…

New Mexico's first community kitchen plans to launch a new Kitchen Incubator Program in Taos next year. After providing commercial kitchen spa…

Taos MainStreet is looking for ideas for new events that highlight local traditions and culture. As part of the ongoing Destination Stewardshi…

Way back on July 18, 1973 I wrote a "Taos Views" column in The Taos News about world and local events. The local Taos event I addressed then w…

When Augie Abeyta shot his first photos of high school sports games, he didn’t imagine it would lead to a future in professional photography, …

The bottled water at the Las Vegas Walmart is a better deal than the water in Mora. The superstore is 36 miles away from Helen and Julian Oliv…

In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, this week's edition of the Taos News will be published one day early on Wednesday, Nov. 26, instead…

NMJC enrollment on the rise Levi Hill/News-Sun Enrollment is booming at New Mexico Junior College, so much so the college is looking at building a new on-campus student housing facility. The NMJC Board of Directors voted unanimously Oct. 16 to select Dekker Limited as the vendor to design and oversee

NMJC enrollment on the rise Levi Hill/News-Sun Enrollment is booming at New Mexico Junior …

Española City Police officers arrested a Santa Fe man after he allegedly fled from Ohkay Owingeh tribal police officers in a truck, and they blew out one of the truck’s tires with a spike strip.

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A woman was found beaten and gagged in a Ranchos de Taos home Saturday (Nov. 22), according to a Nov. 24 press release from the Taos County Sh…

The Albuquerque traffic code has remained nearly unchanged since 1974, but is now being updated after a unanimous city council vote in the wak…

Ex-police chief convicted for exceeding authority

The Roswell Drought Contingency Task Force presented its plan for the first time last week to members of the Legal Committee, who recommended approval of the 40-plus-p…

Now she’s helping others heal

The pulling of Velcro strips unfurled the exuberant yellow and red of division flag and the myriad of colors of the campaign ribbons welcomed the 1st Armored Division …

The Roswell Fire Department is nearing the launch of its own ambulance service within the next several months.

Roswell Christians providing community meals

An Española man was released from custody, after prosecutors tried to get him held without bail, in a case where he allegedly tried to drive a truck that had blocked him in on private property.

With early voting for Albuquerque’s mayoral runoff just days away, Monday night’s debate showed a striking contrast between the two candidates seeking to lead a city in crisis. Darren White spent the night pressing the issues directly affecting residents—surging crime, growing homelessness, and a city government in shambles—while Tim Keller

A major vote in the U.S. House on Friday revealed exactly where New Mexico’s congressional Democrats stand when it comes to socialism — and the results were striking. The House overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning socialism in all its forms, with 285 lawmakers voting yes and 86 Democrats joining Republicans

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An Española police officer issued a summons on charges of battery on an officer, indecent exposure and other charges for a man who was found pantsless in a yard off of Fairview Lane, then had to be sedated at the Española Hospital emergency room.

Doc has an upside-down smile and a heart that’s all right-side up. This big-pawed 1-year-old Boxer softie is still figuring out the world, but he’s already mastered the art of cuddling: he’s a 60 lb. bubba who thinks he’s a little lap dog. Doc walks politely on a leash and

A New Mexico park manager was arrested Sunday in Roosevelt County, accused of hunting without a license and shooting at artificial wildlife from the roadway.

Members of the Roswell Sertoma Club turned out on last week's sunny Saturday morning to do their semi-annual highway cleanup along Southeast Main Street. Pictured left…

Wednesday, November 19, the Chaves County Federated Republican Women (CCFRW) held their monthly meeting at the Elks Lodge. Opening with a greeting was CCFRW President …

By SISCO AGUILAR Daily Press Correspondent Just a week after being lauded as the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year, Patricia Cano has been named as one of New Mexico Magazine’s True Heroes awardees, alongside 10 other New Mexicans. The magazine’s award recognizes New Mexicans

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ENMU-R hosts career fair

By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff The Bayard City Council issued a proclamation during their regular meeting Wednesday to declare the week of Nov. 19 as Cobre High Volleyball Week. “From what I understand, this is the first time a Grant County volleyball team has taken state,” Mayor John Ojinaga

Texas rains force unexpected landing, some slept in airport

RIO RANCHO — A late-night structure fire was confirmed near Northern Meadows Friday.

RIO RANCHO — A woman is in stable condition after being struck by a vehicle while attempting to rescue a dog that had also been hit.

“Moving Arts: Setting Hearts Ablaze,” the documentary created by Docufilms in collaboration with Moving Arts, has been awarded the Cultural Impact Rocky Mountain Emmy by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter.

CUBA — The wheels on the bus go round and round.

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Police Department will collect donations for Storehouse West and St. Felix Pantry Nov. 22. The department will deliver the donations at the end of the event.

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Councilor Bob Tyler announced Friday that he will run for a third term on the Rio Rancho Governing Body.

A New Mexico State Police officer charged an Alcalde man with battery on an officer and resisting arrest, after he allegedly kicked an officer who was arresting him on a bench warrant, for failing to appear for a court hearing in a case where he is accused of attacking his

Researchers have completed a full accounting of water uses and losses in the Rio Grande-Bravo basin as it faces severe shortages throughout its range in the United Sta…

RIO RANCHO — University of New Mexico Sandoval Regional Medical Center has a new, goal-driven chief.

RIO RANCHO — From new school intercoms to marching band fields, Rio Rancho Public Schools has a lot on its legislative wish list next year.

RIO RANCHO — Once Aaron Montgomery’s students at Rio Rancho High School see the “Star Wars” posters adorning a section of his classroom, he hopes students ask about another one that might seem out of place.

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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.

New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, a far-left Democrat seeking continual elective office now as lieutenant governor, is once again at the center of a national controversy—this time joining 10 other Democrat secretaries of state in signing a letter attacking the federal government for requesting statewide voter-roll data.

The Roswell Police Department (RPD) will be moving a significant portion of its operations into the building vacated earlier this month by the International Law Enforc…

A mulberry tree adds some fall color to the Clyde Fulton Garden on a cloudy Wednesday morning near the Spring River Parkway in Cahoon Park. After a period of clear ski…

Lea County has a lot going for it in the burgeoning realm of data centers needed to meet the growing demand for computing power to feed the growing artificial intellig…

President Donald Trump is again expressing support for skilled immigrants training U.S. workers in high-tech factories. Speaking at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum on …

By JO LUTZ Daily Press Correspondent After thoroughly pricing out options for both a complex retrofit of the current Grant County Courthouse at $24.3 million and constructing a new, compliant courthouse behind the historic building to create a “judicial complex,” a majority of county commissioners voted last Thursday in favor

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U.S. consumers who have had their fill of protein-enhanced cereal and ice cream are about to meet the next big food fad. It's fiber. Market research firm Mintel says t…

Congress is sending President Donald Trump a bill to compel the Justice Department to make public its case files on the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. It's a …

A substantial 26.5% pay raise for Hobbs police officers — making them the highest-paid municipal force in the state — was unanimously approved by city commissioners Mo…

State and local officials celebrated the early completion of the first phase of the U.S. 180 widening project Wednesday morning, but all involved said the work to obtain funding to finish the project from Hurley to Deming still needs to be done. New Mexico Transportation Secretary Ricky Serna joined DOT

U.S. Catholic bishops have voted to make official a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender patients at Catholic hospitals. The decision formalizes a yearslong pr…

Those who intend to seek Community Development Block Grants for disaster recovery no longer have a Nov. 28 deadline to file their paperwork. According to the New Mexic…

RIO RANCHO — A woman has been charged for allegedly abusing a retiree in a Rio Rancho senior living facility.

Robert Michael MartinRobert Michael Martin passed away in Gallup on November 8, 2025. He was 63 years of age. Robert was born in Grants, NM on December 21,…

Despite decades of promises and millions of taxpayer dollars poured into “rehabilitation-focused” youth programs, New Mexico’s juvenile justice system remains profoundly broken — and a new Legislative Finance Committee (LFC) report shows just how deep the failures run. While referrals to the juvenile system have dropped over the last two

CORRALES — Water connects us all, but who has a right to use it?

According to a press release, the new Marshalls store, located at 2150 U.S. 180 E. in Silver City, is set to hold its grand opening celebration this Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. “In celebration of its new Silver City location, Marshalls will contribute to the local community by

Lawrence Victor “Pete” PetersonLawrence Victor “Pete” Peterson was born to Lawrence H and Lucia Peterson on December 26, 1958. His career spanned from driller…

By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff The Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education voted down issuing a request for proposals for consulting services for its superintendent search during its regular meeting Monday. “OK, it’s a two-two [vote], so it’s void,” President Gabrielle Begay said. Begay and board member Gilbert Guadiana

Bernalillo County’s Democrat-controlled Commission has approved one of the most extreme immigration ordinances in New Mexico history — a measure critics say will jeopardize federal funding, compromise cooperation with federal law enforcement, and effectively create county-backed safe havens for criminal aliens. In a 4–1 vote on Tuesday, the Commission barred

An assisted living facility operator accused of fraudulently using a debit card owned by a former resident declined Friday to talk about the case.

Nov. 2

RIO RANCHO — A youth robotics team with R4Creating, a STEM learning center based in Rio Rancho, is headed to a regional championship in Dallas early next month.

RIO RANCHO — A man was arrested for allegedly pointing a gun at someone at Walmart.

RIO RANCHO — A Santa Fe police officer is wanted in court for a domestic violence incident in Rio Rancho.

RIO RANCHO — On the same day Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull announced he would not seek re-election in March, Councilman Paul Wymer announced his candidacy for the seat.

In our Home for the Holidays edition, we visit a historic home on Ortiz Lane in central Taos, initially owned by the Ortiz family. Eliu Romero and his wife purchased

Murder charges brought after victim dies

CARLSBAD — City officials said they found no wrongdoing after investigating allegations that Carlsbad Police Chief Jessie Rodriguez and Deputy Chief Eduardo Duarte cre…

BERNALILLO — Bernalillo Mayor Jack Torres announced Monday he will run for a fifth term in 2026.

Storing food properly can prolong the life of groceries, minimize waste, and prevent foodborne illnesses. Experts say refrigeration is key but requires attention to de…

Calisthenics is an age-old form of fitness that uses little or no equipment and relies on body weight for resistance. It's making a comeback. In July, President Donald…

Volunteers with the Rotary Club of Roswell and the New Mexico Ramp Project work on a handicapped-accessible ramp at a mobile home in the southeast part of Roswell on S…

During their meeting on Monday afternoon, members of the Roswell Infrastructure Committee began weighing how to accommodate more commercial air flight passengers trave…

Reconnecting with old friends can be challenging. Many people are hesitant to reach out and fear being seen as a burden after years without contact. A psychologist and…

The Roswell Police Department has received a new armored vehicle from the New Mexico Municipal League, a nonprofit advocacy group that supports municipal government en…

Hundreds of motorists and pedestrians pass by the tile domed Chaves County Courthouse every day, but probably only a few people are aware of how one of Roswell's most …

BERNALILLO — Juvenile offenders will continue to be housed in Bernalillo County for Sandoval County cases.

RIO RANCHO — One of the big questions for Rio Rancho’s municipal elections in March has been answered: Mayor Gregg Hull will not be seeking re-election.

ALAMOGORDO — The Alamogordo Enchanted Quilters Guild’s meeting on Nov. 6 showcased a year’s worth of sewing by its members.

RIO RANCHO — The Few. The Proud. The Masons.

At the Tuesday, November 11, Roswell Independent School District board meeting, Ashley Booth lobbied for handrails at the Wool Bowl for the safety of attendees. Many h…

RIO RANCHO — A student at V. Sue Cleveland was found with an empty gun clip this morning.

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Public Schools will use almost $800,000 in state funds to make security improvements to its schools and infrastructure.

CUBA — Cuba, New Mexico is getting support for emergency services from the county.

SANDOVAL COUNTY — Major roadways in the county could have more trucks on them than usual in the coming weeks.

New Mexico State Police officers charged two men for allegedly attacking an off-duty Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputy, after he confronted one of them about speeding through a low-income housing subdivision.

RIO RANCHO — “Why do you want to run for governor?” is one question Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman said he gets asked a lot.

Editor’s note: Not all priorities were shared due to space constraints. The county resolution on this item has all priorities and details.

A homeless woman, once reported missing from North Carolina, is wanted on a warrant out of Mora County, after she was released from the Rio Arriba County Detention Center and local charges against her were dismissed by prosecutors.

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A Roswell man was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to methamphetamine trafficking and weapons charges stemming from a July 2023 raid on his Roswel…

The Roswell City Council meeting on Thursday night lasted more than two hours, and they’ll be meeting again this coming week about some related matters.

ALBUQUERQUE — A new X post from far-left Democrat Mayor Tim Keller is backfiring spectacularly after he publicly claimed that crime is “trending down” in Albuquerque — a city that continues to rank among the most dangerous in the country and even in the world. In a video posted to

The Roswell Daily Record donated more than $100 in UFO merchandise for Sunset Elementary School's Stellar project. Students who won the raffles for completing their “m…

With winter weather certain to hit Chaves County in the coming months, yesterday's Operation Stand Down outreach event at Pioneer Plaza may have been especially timely.

BERNALILLO — Two artists in Sandoval County were recognized for their renowned works Nov. 12, as part of Native American Heritage Month.

The Chaves County Commissioners on Thursday voted to certify most of the results of the Regular Local Election, which was held Nov. 4.

BERNALILLO — Where does one go when they get hit with that “insatiable hunger”? Cheba Hut, that’s where.

RIO RANCHO — RiceARoni. Honey Nut Cheerios. Pumpkin pie filling. Bush's pinto beans.

BERNALILLO — Friday morning at Bernalillo High School served a plate of patriotism with a side of bacon and eggs.

A La Puebla man, who allegedly twice set fire to the house he shared with his mother, is wanted on a nationwide warrant charging him with two counts of arson.

One man is dead after a late night vehicle versus pedestrian crash on State Road 68.

Editor’s note: This is the first part in a series on the separation of dispatch resources between the city of Rio Rancho and Sandoval County.

A partnership of local organizations will come together Saturday at McCurdy’s Cole Community Building, in the spirit of the season for Giving Thanks & Giving Back, a food distribution and resource event.

After forcing New Mexicans through the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Democratic Rep. Gabe Vasquez is now facing fierce backlash for voting against the bipartisan deal that finally ended the 42-day crisis — and for voting against tens of millions of dollars in funding for communities across southern New

It’s popular in Hollywood to follow the tax credits wherever they go, but that was never going to be much of an option for “Train Dreams.” When director Clint Bentley …

Solar power surging in Lea Christina Holt/News-Sun Lea County is shining bright as it will soon have 10 solar farms providing nearly 1,600-megawatts of power, expanding the county’s role in renewable energy and diversifying an oil and gas driven economy. “Lea County is a great location for solar development and

The longest government shutdown in history could conclude as soon as Day 43 with almost no one happy with the final result. Hundreds of representatives are preparing t…

The U.S. Mint has ended production of the penny, a change made to save money and in recognition of the growing irrelevance of the 1-cent coin. The last pennies were st…

In one of the most brazen displays of political dishonesty in recent memory, Mayor Tim Keller has unveiled an attack ad against former Bernalillo County Sheriff and former Albuquerque Public Safety Director Darren White — an ad so flagrantly false that even a basic Google search exposes it as fabricated

In a bizarre and baseless outburst, New Mexico Democrat Rep. Melanie Stansbury is accusing the White House of “covering up” President Donald Trump’s supposed ties to Jeffrey Epstein — even though no credible evidence has ever linked Trump to Epstein’s criminal acts, and years of investigations under Democrat-led agencies have

Check out the NEW ISSUE of Discover Taos Winter Magazine, where FUN, CULTURE, and ADVENTURE collide! Dive into breathtaking attractions and stunning photos that capture the magic of Taos.

Lawmakers reconvened at the Capitol for a one-day special session this week to address concerns stemming from the ongoing federal government shutdown led by the Democrats. The Legislature passed House Bill 1 on Friday—a $120 million spending package aimed at protecting vulnerable New Mexicans from the fallout of lost federal

Republican state Sen. Steve Lanier of Aztec has officially entered the 2026 race for New Mexico governor, joining what is shaping up to be a competitive GOP primary field. Lanier, who represents Senate District 2 in the Four Corners region, announced his candidacy Thursday, promising to restore accountability and deliver

The New Mexico Legislature will return to Santa Fe on Monday, November 10, for a one-day special session called by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to continue emergency food assistance for roughly 460,000 New Mexicans receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, which the ongoing federal government shutdown has disrupted. The

President Donald Trump has nominated Republican former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce to serve as director of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the federal agency that oversees more than 245 million acres of public lands across the country, including millions in New Mexico. Pearce, a longtime conservative and former

The votes have been tallied, the die has been cast, and unofficial results for local elections have been released. Laura Parra and Catherine Gutierrez...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is once again heading overseas—this time to Brazil—for a United Nations climate conference, extending a well-documented pattern of globe-trotting that has characterized much of her tenure. The Democrat, who is now entering her final year in office and is barred by term limits from running again,

A former top medical school applicant is suing the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, alleging the institution illegally rejected him on the basis of race in violation of federal civil rights laws. In a federal complaint filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of New

For Maggie Aragon, a New Mexico woman who’s relied on federal food assistance for more than 30 years, the moment her SNAP balance dropped to zero was life-altering, she says. “When I heard, ‘Zero dollars,’ my chest went into my throat,” Aragon told KOAT 7 News, describing the fear and

A newly filed whistleblower and racketeering lawsuit from disgraced former Western New Mexico University (WNMU) President Dr. Joseph Shepard has exploded into one of the most serious allegations of political retaliation and corruption in recent New Mexico history. The 75-page complaint, filed in Grant County District Court, names as defendants

As the federal government shutdown drags into its fifth week, vulnerable Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez (NM-02) is facing sharp criticism for what opponents call stunning hypocrisy — publicly demanding troop pay and food assistance even as he voted for the very shutdown that cut off those funds. According to the

As the federal government shutdown reaches 30 days, CNN host Jake Tapper pressed far-left Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D–N.M.) on her party’s repeated votes against reopening the government and the growing strain on federal nutrition programs. During the exchange, Tapper directly challenged Stansbury over Senate Democrats’ refusal to support measures that

With only one week until the polls open on November 4, many local candidates are in the crunch time of their campaigns. One candidate for School Board...

A far-left New Mexico lawmaker is facing backlash after unveiling a controversial website that allows users to track and report Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity across the state — a move that legal experts warn could border on federal obstruction of justice. State Rep. Marianna Anaya (D–Albuquerque) announced the

Former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is making national headlines again — not for policy success, but for unprecedented campaign spending. According to reporting by the Santa Fe New Mexican, Haaland has already raised a jaw-dropping $6.9 million since February in her bid to become New Mexico’s next governor. Most of

Mill levies, GO bonds on November ballot Denise Marquez/News-Sun In addition to the candidates seeking a variety of offices across the county, some Lea County school districts are seeking voter approval to continue funding mill levies and general obligation bonds to support their work in the coming year. Hobbs voters

Luna County was presented with a prestigious award last Thursday at the board of county commissioner’s meeting. County Manager Chris Brice presented t...

Joe “Butter” Milo calls himself an advocate for the north side of the city. “I remember when the north end of town had no street lights, street signs,...

With the weather getting chilly, one program at Red Mountain Middle School has partnered with the local Elks lodge to kick off their second annual coa...

Benny Jasso experienced the inner workings of City Council in Deming. The former mayor of the city says the local government branch does a lot of posi...

Tiffany Coleman is one of five candidates that are running for the District 2 seat on the DPS School Board, and may just be the newest to the area to ...

First responders of the Village of Columbus handle 35 to 40 emergency calls a week. Luna County officials recognized that the Columbus Fire/EMS Depart...

When voters go to the polls on Nov. 4, they will have an opportunity to do something about city streets. The General Obligation Bond will be up for ap...

Oil theft a booming industry for thieves Levi Hill/News-Sun The recent arrest of five men as part of a “large-scale” oilfield theft ring involving a Mexican cartel is shedding light on a booming crime business plaguing the Permian Basin on both sides of the state line. “About 96 percent of

People from across Luna County packed themselves into the Train Depot Tuesday night to hear candidate campaigns and agendas in one of the best attende...

1975 brought about the end of the Vietnam War and the fall of Saigon. The year also marked the beginning of the Hollywood blockbuster age with the rel...

Kickin’ it at the Deming Luna County Animal Shelter may seem like a resort for the homeless pets that are residents at the facility, but according to ...

The Southwestern New Mexico State Fair has officially returned to Deming, and cowboys around the area are itching to get into the saddle. From Youth e...

Red Mountain Middle School music teacher Gerard Flores will be before Judge Jennifer DeLaney in New Mexico Sixth Judicial District Court for a Detenti...

‘Record-breaking year’ 2025 Fair & Rodeo Sale of Champions hits new record Christina Holt/News-Sun LOVINGTON — The 89th annual Lea County Fair and Rodeo Junior Livestock sale set a new record this year, generating more than $1.25 million, with that total potentially still increasing. “The Sale of Champions on Saturday

Hobbs mayoral candidates gather to debate Caleb A. Gallegos/News-Sun Thursday night the three City of Hobbs mayoral candidates took to the stage to field questions from the citizens they hope to lead as the Republican Party of Lea County hosted a mayoral debate. Candidates Dwayne Penick, Joe Imbriale and Jonathan

Jose and Mirna Tafoya noticed they had out-grown their business at the 100 block of South Gold Avenue. Desert Land Express MVD LLC needed state-of-the...

Residents are prepared to showcase the best Luna County has to offer at the Southwestern New Mexico State Fair, Oct. 1-5, at 4300 Raymond Reed Blvd. i...

For the second time this year, the Deming Luna County Chamber of Commerce is on the hunt for an executive director. Rosela Nanez, local small business...

Coming off a 3-1 match loss in El Paso on Thursday, the Deming High Lady Wildcats will host a loaded Centennial High varsity at 6 p.m. today at Frank ...

Improvements to Columbus Elementary School are inbound after last Thursday’s school board meeting. The board approved two high ticket items, including...

The Las Cruces United States Bowling Congress (LCUSBC) is excited to host Youth Bowling and Scholarship Program for the 2025/2026 season. This program...

JSX to add Wednesday flights to Dallas Christina Holt/News-Sun JSX, the newest airline service at Lea County Regional Airport flying to Dallas, will be extending its operations from three to four days a week to meet the needs of the community. Beginning Sept. 24, the service will be offered on

City of Hobbs looks to bring 4,300 more homes with housing initiatives Caleb A. Gallegos/News-Sun With around $21 million spent in housing incentives and around 2,752 units built since starting the housing initiative in 2012, Hobbs Commissioners approved another housing agreement with hopes to build 4,300 more homes by 2040.

Jack Maddox Distinguished Speaker named Emily Calandrelli bringing “Adventures in Radical Curiosity” to Hobbs Sept. 25 For the News-Sun HOBBS – Emily Calandrelli, Emmy-nominated science communicator, executive producer and host of the hit Netflix show “Emily’s Wonder Lab,” has been announced as the next speaker for the Jack Maddox Distinguished

Wondering who filed and for what local election race? Here they are: Election day is Tuesday, Nov 4, 2025. Race District First Name Last Name Mayor Hobbs Municipal District Nicole Infante Mayor Hobbs Municipal District Jonathan Sena Mayor Hobbs Municipal District Roy Penick Mayor Hobbs Municipal District Joseph Imbriale Mayor

I-40 eastbound will be closed overnight Feb. 13 Thursday, 13 February 2025 19:07 gallupsun New Mexico State Police in coordination with the New Mexico Department of Transportation will close Interstate 40 eastbound at Exit 16 in Gallup tarting at 9 pm Feb. 13. The closure is necessary to allow the

NTU radio station KCZY outfits new system to increase reliability Tuesday, 11 February 2025 13:53 gallupsun CROWNPOINT — Navajo Technical University radio station KCZY 107.3 FM received an upgrade to its transmission system to ensure its continuous 6000W broadcast covering a majority of the Eastern Navajo Nation Jan. 28. Broadcast

Scheduled water outage for Feb. 10 Sunday, 09 February 2025 11:42 gallupsun Dallago Corporation has been contracted by the City of Gallup to install a new waterline along Rico Street from Highway 66 south toward the new fire station at the corner of Rico Street and Bengal Road. The City

February is American Heart Month Saturday, 08 February 2025 21:05 gallupsun SANTA FE — Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men, women and most racial and ethnic groups in the U.S. and the leading cause of death of New Mexicans in 2022.This February we are encouraging New

Scheduled water outage for Feb. 8 Friday, 07 February 2025 20:07 gallupsun The city's Water Department will be repairing a water leak Feb. 8, and multiple areas around Gallup will be affected. The outage will affect City of Gallup water customers in the following areas: 2200—2400 Block of Boyd Avenue

Unscheduled water outage for Jan. 13 Monday, 13 January 2025 12:25 gallupsun An unscheduled water outage that is affecting parts of East Mesa Avenue started at 10 am Jan. 13 and is expected to last until 5 pm. The outage is affecting City of Gallup water customers in the following

Scheduled water outage for Jan. 8 Wednesday, 08 January 2025 10:19 gallupsun The Gallup Water Department will be working on valve assessment in the west side of town Dec. 8 and will need to shut off the water in order to do their work safely. City of Gallup water customers

Overdose deaths decline in New Mexico Tuesday, 07 January 2025 14:35 gallupsun SANTA FE — New Mexico mortality data show a decrease in drug overdose deaths statewide for the second consecutive year since 2021.Overdose deaths have declined 8% statewide since 2021 when the number of overdose deaths peaked at 1,029

Navajo Nation Council mourns the passing of Diné College President Dr. Charles M. Roessel Monday, 06 January 2025 14:53 gallupsun WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The 25th Navajo Nation Council is deeply saddened by the passing of Diné College President Dr. Charles M. Roessel, who passed away in the early morning