Election Day voters told KOB that crime, affordability, education and the country's future are among the top issues that drove them to the polls. The post Election Day NM voters: Crime, affordability and education among top issues appeared first on KOB 4 .

Rhonda Hatch led the Eddy County assessor’s race with 65% of unofficial votes, defeating Democratic challenger Gemma Ferguson, who received 31%. Hatch, a 21-year assessor’s office veteran, previously won the position unopposed in 2022. Uncontested winners included County Clerk Cara Cooke, commissioners Bo Bowen and Henry Castaneda, and several district

New Mexico voters outside the 2nd Congressional District are expected to see quieter races for federal representation on Tuesday, with three s…

Democratic U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez led Republican challenger Martin Zamora in unofficial results from New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District. Leger Fernandez highlighted her work expanding RECA compensation for Trinity Test downwinders, while Zamora campaigned on private property rights, limiting federal land regulations, increased border security and opposition to sanctuary-city

The Clovis Lady Cats volleyball team was looking for a better all-around performance against visiting Roswell than their previous encounter this season. Clovis accomplished that feat with relative ease. Junior Hayley Gutierrez had a match-high 22 kills with 11 digs as Clovis cruised past Roswell, 25-14, 25-10, 25-16, in a

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A Muleshoe man was killed Oct. 28 in a vehicle crash in Parmer County. A Texas Department of Public Safety news release shows Gilbert Castorena, 33, died after he was transported to the hospital in Dimmitt, Texas. According to the DPS news release: A tractor-trailer rig driven by Terrell King,

More than one-third of Grant County’s voters had already cast their ballots as of the close of early voting Saturday, with numbers slightly higher t...

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The AP called the race for Bridges, who is leading Grantham, a Republican Fremont County commissioner, by 18.9 percentage points

Democrat leads unaffiliated incumbent Moni Gruskin with more ballots to be counted

Kiros was beating Republican Christy Peterson, with 78% of the vote to Peterson’s 14% at 7:22 p.m. in the Denver district when The Associated Press called the race

First wave of results shows Romero with 50% of vote, Hurd trailing at 47%

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Deb Haaland wins election for governor in New Mexico.

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is poised to retain New Mexico’s U.S. Senate seat after the Associated Press called Tuesday’s election, with Lujan leading Republican challenger Larry Marker 69.4% to 30.6% of votes counted. Lujan, first elected in 2020, declared victory and pledged to continue working on affordability, food insecurity and

8 P.M. Gabe Vasquez took questions from members of the press at his campaign watch party in Mesilla. Vasquez considers the small town just outside Las Cruces to be his home base, a member of his press team said. About 200 people RSVP’d for the event, which is not open

Incumbents retain seats, county officials win new seats

The Forest Service has begun removing dead and dying trees around roads, trails, campsites and private property in the South Fork and Blue 2 burn scars near Ruidoso. The work reduces hazards and wildfire fuels while preparing areas for reforestation, trail restoration and seedling planting. Temporary road closures may occur,

Barbara Martinez aka Law, Perragilo Where do you start with pain like this? Writing this hoping to reveal the brief life of this beautiful woman many knew throughout her life. Barbara was my first born at an early age. We grew up together with Grandma/ Grandpa Robinson’s support. I had

New Mexico voters will pick candidates for three statewide offices besides governor and lieutenant governor on Tuesday.

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Both candidates elected to four-year terms

Smith La Plata County Sheriff Sean Smith is sailing into a fourth term after running an uncontested race. He said the Sheriff’s Office will continue to look for ways to improve regardless of the lack of opposition. Smith, a Democrat,...

Early results represent 37% of vote total, meaning many ballots remain uncounted

Philbrick has prioritizes economic growth and land-use reform during her full term

Nyx expected to take over position from longtime officeholder Jann Smith

The role is responsible for overseeing 9 million acres of state trust land, and balancing conservation and development benefits.

Millions of dollars in state and local bonds are headed for approval based on vote totals shortly after polls closed Tuesday night.

Harry Montoya and Michael Roybal are running in Santa Fe County Magistrate Court's only contested race.

The winner of the sheriff race will replace retiring Sheriff Kim Stewart, while Project Jupiter has become a major point in the commissioner races.

Deb Haaland held an early lead over Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico’s gubernatorial race, according to unofficial results released after polls closed. The former U.S. interior secretary supports Democratic priorities including early childhood education, stronger environmental protections and a data-center construction moratorium, while Hull has criticized state education outcomes

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is poised to retain New Mexico’s U.S. Senate seat after the Associated Press called Tuesday’s election, with Lujan leading Republican challenger Larry Marker 69.4% to 30.6% of votes counted. Lujan, first elected in 2020, declared victory and pledged to continue working on affordability, food insecurity and

Massive ongoing flooding in the southwestern U.S. has turned communities into lakes of mud, with some residents starting cleanup efforts. In Pagosa Springs, Colorado, the San Juan River caused severe flooding. Some communities in Colorado and Utah made alternative voting plans this Election Day because of the flooding. That also

Tony Butala, co-founder of the Grammy-nominated trio The Lettermen, has died at age 87. The band's media coordinator confirmed his death and shared a statement from the band expressing deep sadness and sending condolences to his family and friends. Butala died Sunday. Butala's career began in childhood, singing professionally by

A frantic 911 call from the man who fatally shot a 16-year-old shooter at an Oregon elementary school has been released. Kaylub Giamanco told the 911 operator there was “someone with a gun” at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend. The audio from the tense call lasting a little more than

Hickenlooper’s victory continues his decades-long reign in the upper echelons of Colorado’s political landscape

Promises to work to lower costs, fight hunger and provide access to reliable healthcare

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Ben Lujan wins reelection to U.S. Senate from New Mexico.

The death toll from a Russian attack in southern Ukraine has risen to 31, with dozens still missing. People had gathered to receive humanitari…

Officials said it would be at least another day before people would be able to return to their properties because of the severity of the flooding.

Artesia polls remain open until 7 p.m. for the Nov. 3 General Election, with steady afternoon turnout reported at four voting locations. By late afternoon, 444 people had voted at Central Valley Electric, 598 at Faith Baptist Church and 210 at Trinity Temple Church. Voters are choosing candidates in local,

A young Pennsylvania woman running the New York City Marathon for the first time to raise money for Parkinson’s disease research collapsed just over two miles from the finish line and later died. Authorities say 24-year-old Rachel Apa of Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, collapsed on Sunday as she approached the 24-mile marker

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In their season opener Monday night, the UNM Lobos kicked off their 2026-27 campaign with a rip roaring start defeating Utah Tech 100-60 to improve to 1-0. The Lobos led from start to finish. It was a dominant second half from the Lobos scoring 62 points. Jake

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The UNM Women’s Basketball team fell in their season opener 63-62 to Seattle. The Lobs led at one point in the fourth quarter 62-51, but Seattle closed the game on a 12-0 run to win. Laila Abdurraqib led the Lobos with 20 points. Gracie Kelsey, Mila Reynolds

Investigators say they found a piece of the Learjet that slammed into the ground in Florida miles from the crash site. Nine people on board were killed when the jet crashed into a residential area of Greenacres, near West Palm Beach, on Sunday afternoon. National Transportation Safety Board member Tom

Flooding caused two days of closures

Campus was not damaged amid the natural disaster

Michael Lyon, beloved son, father, and grandfather, passed away of natural causes on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Born in Tulsa, OK on January 4, 1943, Mike moved to Los Alamos when he was four years old. There, on top of the mesa, he found a place to call home. Mike

Wait times were at a minimum at the Santa Fe County polling site at St. John's United Methodist Church Tuesday morning.

A federal court in New Mexico on Monday blocked the deportation of an Afghan national who had been held at the Torrance County Detention Facility.

Twenty new cases have been identified in the state since Wednesday.

U.S. 160 closed near the Piedra River bridge, with no estimated reopening date

The Western New Mexico University Museum is seeking info after someone broke in Sunday and took artifacts reportedly worth thousands of dollars. The post WNMU Museum seeks info on artifacts stolen, suspect in break-in appeared first on KOB 4 .

Federal authorities charged an Oklahoma man with sending hundreds of letters containing white powder to public officials. The FBI says in a court filing made public Tuesday that the powders turned out to be yeast or flour, though not all letters have been fully tested. The 67-year-old man is charged

U.S. 160 closed near the Piedra River bridge, with no estimated reopening date

Hermosa Orchards Village residents ‘shaken up, emotional and devastated’

U.S. 160 closed near the Piedra River bridge, with no estimated reopening date

SENATOBIA, Miss. (AP) — An Alabama man was charged Monday with setting fire to a Mississippi police department that has faced protests in the months since an officer fatally shot a 1-year-old boy. Garrick Rawls faces an arson charge — a federal offense — in connection with a Halloween day

HONG KONG (AP) — A Hong Kong court is set to hand down a sentence to prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong Thursday for his second conviction under a Beijing-imposed national security law that has effectively stifled the city’s democracy movement. Wong, 30, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to collude with foreign

One of the roommates of the four University of Idaho students killed in their home in 2022 says she’s endured years of harassment, threats and unfounded accusations and wants to ensure her face is blurred in an upcoming release of investigative video recordings, according to court documents. Dylan Mortensen, who

It’s time to pick a plan: New Mexicans can now enroll in 2027 health insurance coverage through BeWell, the state health insurance exchange established by the federal Affordable Care Act. “Basically, if you're not eligible for coverage through...

Albuquerque Fire Rescue announced the passing of Lt. Mike Sedillo after a battle with cancer, remembering him as a 'legend'. The post Albuquerque firefighter Lt. Mike Sedillo remembered as a ‘legend’ appeared first on KOB 4 .

Lillie Kolich is continuing her impressive run representing New Mexico on "The Voice" as she grabbed the last spot on Queen Latifah's team. The post New Mexico native gets final spot on Queen Latifah’s team on ‘The Voice’ appeared first on KOB 4 .

The New Mexico Department of Agriculture is expanding the zone for the New World screwworm after an uptick in cases. The post New Mexico expands screwworm zone with uptick in cases appeared first on KOB 4 .

A live report of voting from across Lincoln County by the Ruidoso News for the Nov. 3 midterm election. The post Live blog: Nov. 3 Election Day in Lincoln County appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Despite flooding and voting delays for some, residents still cast their ballots

Superintendent Karen Cheser will finish out school year before retiring

Officials say no explosion is planned as residents contend with rising water and flooding concerns

Early in-person voting in Doña Ana County increased 30.4% over 2022, with more than 42,000 early and absentee ballots recorded ahead of Election Day.

Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS) announced it has joined healthcare providers and community organizations across Southern New Mexico in an effort […]

First place in District 3A-5 is on the line tonight when the East Mountain Lady Timberwolves host the Bosque Lady Bobcats in a showdown carrying heavy postseason implications. Both programs enter the clash tied atop the district standings at 4-2. East Mountain brings a 13-8 overall mark into the contest,

TUCUMCARI – A house explosion caused by a gas leak injured two people the morning of Oct. 29. The blast and short-lived fire occurred shortly before 8 a.m. in the 500 block of West Turner Avenue on the city’s north side. Mel Lolmaugh, the city’s interim police chief, said one

Clovis High junior Roselia "Rosie" Morales wasn't too disappointed to finish second to Hobbs sophomore Emme Simon in Saturday's girls District 4-5A cross country meet at Ned Houk Park. If it happens this week, though, it might be a different story. Morales ran a five-kilometer time of 19 minutes, 27.62

HOUSTON – Eastern New Mexico University’s women are coming off a fine season in the Lone Star Conference, and the Greyhounds have every reason to believe they’ll do it again. They were baptized under fire this week, though, dropping a pair of exhibition tuneups to solid Division I programs in

Today through Nov. 14 *Clovis Roots Program – St. John Missionary Baptist Church, 1215 Gila St., Clovis. Free program for ages 8-16; bringing creativity to life through arts and music. Free tablets; theater, music, dance, social emotional learning. Program will culminate with a public performance. Sponsored by New Mexico Black

A San Jon teen recently won a top award for a science project at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis as part of her quest to lessen food waste. Leighanna Behrends, 14, was honored for her project, "The Effects of Ascorbic Acid on Color and Sensory Attributes of Ground Beef

Curry Booked The following were booked into the Curry County Detention Center Oct. 26-Nov. 1: • Shea Lee Moten, 41 — battery against a household member • Patricio David Ortegon, 54 — two counts of failure to pay fines • Ethan Mullins, 29 — shoplifting ($100 or less) • Myrima

Today *Clovis Community College Board of Trustees – 8 a.m., CCC, 417 Schepps Blvd., Room 512, Clovis. Information: http://www.clovis.edu/about/administration.aspx or 575-769-4003 Thursday *Clovis City Commission - 5:15 p.m., North Annex, Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 N. Main St., Clovis. Information: 575-763-9654 Monday *New Mexico Manureshed Summit – 1-4 p.m., The Well,

On this date … 1941: Albert Law, editor of the Dalhart, Texas, newspaper, and three other publications joined a search for the person who coined the term "Dust Bowl" during the 1930s. The group was offering a $50 reward for information that led to the identification of that person, according

PORTALES – Portales High got a big win on Thursday night, squaring its District 4-4A volleyball series with Artesia at a match apiece and tying the Lady Bulldogs for second place. Unfortunately for the Lady Rams, both went five sets and they came up short against the tiebreaker as the

TUCUMCARI – The Lady Rattlers volleyball team grabbed the District 2A-5 crown outright with a 25-11, 25-19, 25-19 victory over Raton on Saturday. Tucumcari (18-4) still had a district match remaining at Clayton on Nov. 5, but it mathematically and indisputably captured the crown by going 9-0 in league play

The books listed below are now available for checkout at the Clovis-Carver Public Library. The library is open to the public, but patrons can still visit the online catalog at cloviscarverpl.booksys.net/opac/ccpl or call 575-769-7840 to request a specific item for curbside pickup. Three Bullets to the Wind by Nicholas Osborn.

Following wins by Carlsbad cross-country runner Alessandra Aguilar and football player Ian Wilson, a new Carlsbad Current-Argus Athlete of the Week poll is open. Nominees include Marley Munoz and Harmonie Frye of Carlsbad, and Jonathan Martinez and Raelynn Price of Loving. Read about their performances and vote at currentargus.com or

WASHINGTON — Tens of millions of Americans have already cast a ballot in the 2026 midterm elections that will determine control of Congress and shape President Donald Trump’s remaining policy agenda. As of Monday, more than 57 million Americans had cast a vote, according to the University of Florida’s Election

While much of the national attention on today’s midterm elections has focused on control of Congress, voters across the country will also choose which party controls the levers of state power. Across the states, more than 6,000 legislative seats are up for grabs, leaving the partisan control of numerous chambers

A former Wrangler jeans sales executive, now an artist and instructor, Bob Shepherd teaches masters’ methods in the mountains as part of a short-term rental experience

Mundo Carrillo, managing editor for Alamogordo News, has the top stories from Alamogordo and Otero County.

Craig MacFarlane SILVER CITY, NM October 30, 2026 — Sixth Judicial District Attorney Norman R. Wheeler announced that 46-year-old Craig MacFarlane will be held without bond following a pretrial detention hearing held on October 28, 2026. MacFarlane faces one count of Battery upon a Health Care Worker (a fourth-degree felony).

Organization supporting local artists with free community event downtown

Voter rolls increased, early turnout around 20%

McGee Park, Four Corners Stockyard sheltering and caring for animals

In-depth notes, video highlights, stats and trends from Monday's Lobos win in the Pit Albuquerque Journal

By Kevin Hendricks, Jesse Jones, Rodd Cayton and Pat Davis, The Paper & The New Mexico News — 2026’s midterm elections may be among the biggest in recent memory, both nationally and here in New Mexico, if early voting and midday Election Day turnout trends continue until polls close at

By Kevin Hendricks, The New Mexico News — If you live anywhere between Albuquerque’s South Valley and El Paso and own a TV, you already know somebody really wants your vote in the 2nd Congressional District. Actually, several somebodies – and each has several million dollars. Campaign donors and outside

4th Memorial Anniversary Forever in our hearts Elmer N. Sanchez II Four years have passed since we said goodbye, yet your presence remains woven into every part of our lives. We find you in the quiet beauty of the pastures, in the cattle grazing beneath open skies, in the familiar

TUCUMCARI – A former city manager has filed a petition application to recall three city commissioners, alleging they approved a nonexistent budget in 2025 and mischaracterized an emergency meeting early this year. Jared Langenegger, Tucumcari’s city manager from 2014 to 2018, filed the petition in district court on Oct. 28.

LOGAN – With 30 unanswered points in the first 1½ quarters, the fourth-seeded Longhorns punched their ticket to the six-man football semifinals with a 58-25 victory over No. 5 Floyd on Oct. 30. Logan (6-4), the defending state champion, hosts top-seeded Grady (10-0) at 6 p.m. Friday. Grady walloped eighth-seeded

This one was more than pride for the Clovis Wildcats football team. Clovis scored a season-high 51 points in snapping its seven-game losing skid and defeating Organ Mountain, 51-26, on Senior Night in both teams' season finale on Oct. 30. "They never gave up," Clovis coach Stan Hodges said of

Texico, seeking its fourth straight state title, earned the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the Class 2A football playoffs in pairings announced Sunday by the New Mexico Activities Association. Tucumcari earned a No. 7 seed in 2A and will play 10th-seed Tularosa on Saturday. In Class 4A,

TUCUMCARI – Two area lawmakers said at a legislative forum on Oct. 28 they would resist a proposed consolidation of the 9th and 10th Judicial Districts involving several eastern New Mexico counties. One prominent Tucumcari court official, however, was less adverse to the idea. State Rep. Jack Chatfield, a Republican

PORTALES — Dora is being courted as the location for “Dora Solar,” a Gallatin Power solar and battery storage project with up to $7.5 billion in planned private investment, covering 21,661 acres east of the community. Gallatin representatives Kirsten Eliassen and Adam Schumaker told the Roosevelt County Commission Oct. 20

PORTALES – The Oct. 24 shooting that claimed the life of a Portales man occurred during a fight involving about eight people in a church parking lot, court records show. Jesus Ornelas, 46, died early Oct. 25 at Roosevelt General Hospital after he'd been shot in the torso. Zachary Contreras,

Fifteen years ago last month, I was offered the opportunity to begin writing a weekly column for the Portales News-Tribune. The original inquiry was for a cooking column, as the slot being vacated had been used as such. I balked at the idea of tracking down recipes but leapt at

World War I started in 1914. The United States joined that war in 1917 and into 1918. During that time period my father, Earl Finifrock, lived with his parents, three brothers and a sister in their homesteaders' dugout in Montana, about 20 miles from the closest town. In October of

TUCUMCARI – Two eastern New Mexico lawmakers said at a legislative forum they aren’t receptive to a statewide moratorium on building new data centers, but they want such facilities to provide their own power and water. State Rep. Jack Chatfield, a Republican from the 67th District, said “it should be

TUCUMCARI – With no competing bid on the horizon, the City Commission during a special meeting on Oct. 29 voted to renew its Travelers Insurance policy. The commission faced a Nov. 1 deadline on whether to renew its current policy through its longtime agent, CJ Weigel, of Tucumcari General Insurance.

TUCUMCARI – School officials say they probably will replace a balky climate control system at Tucumcari High School, but it will cost more than $3 million to do so. The school board, during its Oct. 26 meeting, heard a presentation and report from Greer Stafford Architecture of Albuquerque on the

It is truly amazing just how much I have in common with NFL great Peyton Manning. Yeah, we’re both rich beyond our wildest dreams but more than that we have some amazing physical parallels. No, I don’t hold any NFL passing records or, for that matter, any passing records, but

Hillcrest Senior Life Center 1704 E. Seventh St., Clovis (575) 769-7908 Menu Today: Chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, country gravy, green beans with unsalted butter, fruit cocktail Thursday: Barbecued pulled pork, potato salad, carrots, peach cobbler Friday: Garden salad with chicken and light ranch dressing, whole-wheat roll with unsalted butter, pears

PORTALES - Senior quarterback Clifton Cooper accounted for 330 yards of offense and two touchdowns, but the Eastern New Mexico University football team dropped their ninth-straight game falling to visiting No. 12 ranked Central Washington 49-20 in a Lone Star Conference game on Oct. 31. Cooper threw for 248 yards,

Life’s not fair. I’m sure that’s a sentiment many of us have expressed from time to time, or at least thought on occasion. More often than not, we say it when things don’t go our way, whether fairness is actually a factor or not. Certainly, there are times when life

A new source of fresh water for eastern New Mexico is a step closer to reality with an infusion of $24.3 million approved by the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority. The money comes from a grant and loan agreement with the New Mexico Water Trust Board (NMWTB). It was

By Kevin Hendricks, Jesse Jones, Rodd Cayton and Pat Davis, The Paper & The New Mexico News — 2026’s midterm elections may be among the biggest in recent memory, both nationally and here in New Mexico, if early voting and midday Election Day turnout trends continue until polls close at

By Kevin Hendricks, The New Mexico News — If you live anywhere between Albuquerque’s South Valley and El Paso and own a TV, you already know somebody really wants your vote in the 2nd Congressional District. Actually, several somebodies – and each has several million dollars. Campaign donors and outside

Election Day is underway in Carlsbad, Eddy County and across New Mexico. Local voters will choose a county assessor and cast ballots in the governor’s race, U.S. House 2nd District contest and U.S. Senate race. The Carlsbad Current-Argus is providing live polling-place updates and election results after polls close at

By Kevin Hendricks, Jesse Jones, Rodd Cayton and Pat Davis, The Paper & The New Mexico News — 2026’s midterm elections may be among the biggest in recent memory, both nationally and here in New Mexico, if early voting and midday Election Day turnout trends continue until polls close at

There were times during Samuel Hernandez's childhood when his parents worked long hours, made sacrifices and still struggled to put enough food on the table. Hernandez remembers helping care for his two sisters while his parents worked. He...

More than 74,000 residents evacuated

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department has escalated its investigation over an Alaska Senate candidate who shares a name with the Republican incumbent, sending letters advising a prominent Democratic attorney and others that they are considered targets of the criminal inquiry. The letter to attorney Marc Elias, who for years

MADRID (AP) — Spain’s transport minister announced Tuesday that he is stepping down, six days after a high-speed train collision south of Madrid killed 69 people. Transport Minister Óscar Puente made the announcement at the end of an hourslong appearance before lawmakers about the crash — the second such deadly

Students using Google software in the classroom will not be allowed to access the company’s search engine unless their school system also opts in to using artificial intelligence, the tech giant said Tuesday. The Mountain View, California, company has been facing pushback from educators, child development experts and parents over

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – An Albuquerque-based filmmaker is bringing attention to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives crisis through a documentary that follows one New Mexico family’s yearslong search for answers. She Cried That Day, directed by Amanda Erickson, will air on PBS World beginning Nov.

Most people have life goals and an understanding of at least some of the steps required to achieve them. Those steps include countless decisions and hundreds of actions which under the best set of circumstances might propel us to accomplishing our aim. The expectation of predictability in cause and affect

Carlsbad’s boys and girls cross country teams head to Albuquerque for the New Mexico State Championships after strong district finishes in Clovis. The Cavemen placed second, led by Javion Scott and Kaleb Vasquez, while the Cavegirls finished third behind seventh-place runner Rainelle Ruiz. Coach Michael Sims is urging both teams

Most people have life goals and an understanding of at least some of the steps required to achieve them. Those steps include countless decisions and hundreds of actions which under the best set of circumstances might propel us to accomplishing our aim. The expectation of predictability in cause and affect

CNB Bank is expanding from Carlsbad to Santa Fe, opening a downtown branch at 1048 Paseo De Peralta in January 2027. The location will offer commercial lending, wealth management, and banking services for customers across Santa Fe and surrounding markets. The move follows the bank’s growth to $1.1 billion in

In the 24th chapter of Joshua, successor to Moses speaks to the people with a prophetic message of sacred loyalty. The people were bold in their affirmation to serve God. Yet, Joshua pushes them beyond a simple confession of faith. The post Rev. Dave Rogers: Christians Must Choose Faith Over

Voter turnout in New Mexico's gubernatorial elections has steadily increased since 2014, with over 712,000 people voting in 2022

A proposed amendment on the New Mexico ballot could allow state lawmakers to earn a salary equal to the state's median household income

Most people have life goals and an understanding of at least some of the steps required to achieve them. Those steps include countless decisions and hundreds of actions which under the best set of circumstances might propel us to accomplishing our aim. The expectation of predictability in cause and affect

Dive into how cutting down trees can be a vital first step in beginning reforestation work in this explanatory piece looking at work being done now. The post Crews begin reforestation efforts in Lincoln National Forest appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Residences north of Hermosa Meadows Road advised to leave

Sister June Carpenter, one of the last members of the only remaining community of the Shaker religious movement, died Tuesday. Carpenter had been struggling with health problems and limited mobility, according to an announcement from the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in Maine. She was 88. Carpenter was one of two

Featuring one of the most diverse slates of both Democratic and Republican candidates in recent years, this midterm election has set up a possible wave of historic leadership firsts across the country. Voters on Tuesday could propel into office the first Native American female governor and Native women senators, the

A Ruidoso woman is suing the village and police department, alleging officials violated her civil rights by deleting critical Facebook comments and blocking her from their pages. Cinthia Smoley’s posts criticized public officials and described her experience reporting two stolen vehicles. She seeks an injunction preventing future censorship, along with

Elction Day Guide in Alamogordo The post Your guide to election day in Otero County appeared first on Alamogordo News .

Marines-backed group served more than 1,200 families across 5-county region in 2025

After heavy rain and flooding, some voting and drop box locations have changed

PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Skies began to clear Tuesday, but while floodwaters from almost two weeks of on-and-off heavy rain still inundated parts of the U.S. Southwest, other areas left mud-caked by receding torrents presented homeowners and businessowners with the filthy work of cleanup. Jack Ellis, a retired schoolteacher,

NEW YORK (AP) — Tony Butala, co-founder of the Grammy-nominated trio The Lettermen, whose lush vocal harmonies made them one of the most popular vocal groups of the 1960s, died Sunday. He was 87. The band’s media coordinator, Tracy Clark, confirmed Butala’s death to The Associated Press. She shared an

UNM quarterback Toa Fa'avae looks to avoid New Mexico State safety Lorenzo Smith during a college football game, Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026 at Aggie Memorial Stadium. (UNM Athletics) ALBUQUERQUE – Fresh off a 21-16 victory at San Jose State, the New Mexico Lobos football team made history Sunday by earning

A frantic 911 call from the man who fatally shot a 16-year-old shooter who killed four people at an Oregon elementary school last month was released Tuesday to The Associated Press through a public records request. In a tense call lasting a little more than a minute, Kaylub Giamanco told

Who will control the U.S. House and Senate? Here are the full results for the Nov. 3, 2026, midterm election.

Dozens of displaced families were receiving support at the San Juan County Fairgrounds near Farmington while waiting for still-rising floodwaters to recede.

NEW YORK (AP) — A young Pennsylvania woman running the New York City Marathon for the first time to raise money for charity collapsed in Central Park, just over two miles from the finish line, and later died. Rachel Apa, 24, of Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, was approaching the 24-mile mark of

Five different craft fairs and bazaars are scheduled on Saturday in Farmington to kick start the holiday shopping. Pictured is the 2016 Frosty’s Craft Fair in Bayfield. Pine River Times file People looking to kick start their Christmas shopping with unique gifts will have numerous opportunities this weekend in Farmington.

An escaped Tennessee prisoner convicted of murder was recaptured Tuesday near Kansas City, Missouri, when his truck got stuck in the mud after troopers used roadside cameras and a helicopter to track him down, ending more than a week on the run, authorities said. Jacob Morley, who was serving a

Piedra Vista's Mikaela Dondaldson (10) brings possession of a pass to her feet while being defended by Mayfield's Isabella Jasso (16) during a Class 5A state tournament girls soccer match, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 at the PVHS Soccer Fields. (W. Dean Howard/Special to The Tri-City Record)Dean Howard FARMINGTON – The

A piece of the Learjet that slammed into the ground in Florida, killing all nine people aboard, was found nearly 4 miles from the crash site, investigators said Tuesday, confirming that the plane was breaking apart before impact. National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman said most of the left

Española Valley and Pojoaque Valley are still jockeying for playoff positions, while McCurdy is looking to survive one more game as the regular football season comes to a close. Española Valley vs. Taos 7 p.m. Friday It’s make or break time for the Sundevils (5-4, 4-3 in District 1-4A), with

Residents living near the Animas, La Plata and San Juan rivers in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado saw floodwaters strike for the second time in two weeks.

Federal authorities charged an Oklahoma City man with sending hundreds of letters containing white powder and ominous warnings about treason to public officials ahead of the 2024 and 2026 elections. The powders turned out to be nonhazardous — yeast or flour — though not all letters have been fully tested,

The state’s leading Democrats were optimistic about their chances this year, but will they take a supermajority in the state House?

While much of the national attention on today’s midterm elections has focused on control of Congress, voters across the country will also choose which party controls the levers of state power. Across the states, more than 6,000 legislative seats are up for grabs, leaving the partisan control of numerous chambers

Finnley Ewing uses a shovel to dig mud from a street in his neighborhood after a series of storms on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, in Durango, Colorado. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull) The skies were clearing, but the risk of flooding remained over parts of the U.S. Southwest after powerful downpours sent

A voting location is seen at the Greater Middle Baptist Church on Nov. 3, 2026 in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Kevin Wurm) WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump says “everything’s going good” as midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on his second term come to a close. Polling sites

ILULISSAT, Greenland (AP) — Greenlandic lawmakers on Tuesday voted to approve an agreement between the Arctic island, Denmark and the United States to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic after months of pressure by U.S. President Donald Trump seeking to control the semiautonomous territory of a NATO ally.

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from Oct. 21, 2026 – Oct. 25, 2026. Oct. 21 12:03 a.m. Disturbing the Peace, Herdner Road — Caller said a woman and man were arguing in an...

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between October 27 and November 2, 2026: Adrian C. Gonzales, Bench Warrant FTA/FTP. Brent Jewkes, Bench Warrant FTA/FTP. Dominic J. Garcia, Bench Warrant FTA/FTP. Saul Saenz Jr., Battery (Household Member), Use or Tampering With Drug Paraphernalia, Tampering With

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Polls will be open statewide from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Here’s where to vote in Santa Fe County:

After a two-day trial, a Rio Arriba County jury found a Coyote man guilty of aggravated fleeing and aggravated assault on an officer in an incident where, while driving in reverse, he pushed a police cruiser 30-50 feet back before nearly hitting a school bus as he fled. The jury

Most people have life goals and an understanding of at least some of the steps required to achieve them. Those steps include countless decisions and hundreds of actions which under the best set of circumstances might propel us to accomplishing our aim. The expectation of predictability in cause and affect

Artesia girls soccer team ends season with a loss.

Two rounds of historic flooding in Pagosa Springs have left a family’s homes and business severely damaged, with recovery expected to be long and difficult.

Underways and ballasts damaged in floods, but rails and ties remain intact

Jake Hall scores 30 as Lobos open season with rout Albuquerque Journal

Everything you need to know about No. 22 New Mexico's game at Nevada Albuquerque Journal

Nusenda logo debuts on UNM jerseys as partnership grows Albuquerque Journal

Doña Ana County commissioners will discuss rules for a $10 million water and wastewater grant program tied to Project Jupiter on Nov. 3.

No injuries cause remains under investigation by AFR

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Top-seeded Sandia Prep struck early and delivered a decisive late blow to defeat No. 4 East Mountain 2-0 in the Class 3A boys soccer state tournament semifinals. The Sundevils (19-2-1) set the tone just 13 minutes into the contest, converting a corner kick with a header into

Rising river levels in Chama, New Mexico, prompted evacuation orders Sunday evening, with residents coming together to provide shelter and aid.

New Mexico educators propose expanding student workforce opportunities, hiring more school counselors and improving career outcome data.

Las Cruces canvasser rebounds after anti-trans harassment Albuquerque Journal

Radiology group sues Lovelace for breach of contract Albuquerque Journal

Taos prosecutor permanently disbarred by state high court Albuquerque Journal

ALBUQUERQUE – An Albuquerque woman is facing federal drug trafficking and firearm offenses after an HSTF investigation allegedly recovered large quantities of fentanyl, heroin, cash, and firearms from her Albuquerque residence. According to court documents, law enforcement is investigating a drug trafficking organization allegedly importing large quantities of fentanyl, heroin

The votes are tabulated in the 2026 General Election, with all 11,607 Grant County ballots counted. The biggest result for Grant County is the defe...

Deb Haaland held an early lead over Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico’s gubernatorial race, according to unofficial results released after polls closed. The former U.S. interior secretary supports Democratic priorities including early childhood education, stronger environmental protections and a data-center construction moratorium, while Hull has criticized state education outcomes

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is poised to retain New Mexico’s U.S. Senate seat after the Associated Press called Tuesday’s election, with Lujan leading Republican challenger Larry Marker 69.4% to 30.6% of votes counted. Lujan, first elected in 2020, declared victory and pledged to continue working on affordability, food insecurity and

Incumbent Democrat Gabe Vasquez led Republican challenger Greg Cunningham in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, according to unofficial results released an hour after polls closed. The closely watched race featured Vasquez’s record and redistricting history against Cunningham’s law-enforcement and business background, with national Republican figures campaigning in the traditionally conservative

Follow live Alamogordo election results and candidate information for the 2026 election. The page covers contested races for Otero County Commission Districts One and Two and New Mexico House District 51, highlighting candidates’ backgrounds, platforms, and priorities, including economic development, mental health resources, community programs, commission expansion, and CYFD reform.

Rhonda Hatch led the Eddy County assessor’s race with 65% of unofficial votes, defeating Democratic challenger Gemma Ferguson, who received 31%. Hatch, a 21-year assessor’s office veteran, previously won the position unopposed in 2022. Uncontested winners included County Clerk Cara Cooke, commissioners Bo Bowen and Henry Castaneda, and several district

Deb Haaland held an early lead over Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico’s gubernatorial race, according to unofficial results released after polls closed. The former U.S. interior secretary supports Democratic priorities including early childhood education, stronger environmental protections and a data-center construction moratorium, while Hull has criticized state education outcomes

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is poised to retain New Mexico’s U.S. Senate seat after the Associated Press called Tuesday’s election, with Lujan leading Republican challenger Larry Marker 69.4% to 30.6% of votes counted. Lujan, first elected in 2020, declared victory and pledged to continue working on affordability, food insecurity and

Incumbent Democrat Gabe Vasquez led Republican challenger Greg Cunningham in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, according to unofficial results released an hour after polls closed. The closely watched race featured Vasquez’s record and redistricting history against Cunningham’s law-enforcement and business background, with national Republican figures campaigning in the traditionally conservative

Deb Haaland, a former U.S. interior secretary who previously represented New Mexico in Congress, made history Tuesday night as the first Native American woman in the nation to be elected governor. The Associated Press declared Haaland the winner in the race with an estimated 41% of the vote counted. Haaland,

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Source New Mexico headed to the polls in Albuquerque, Española, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe and Santo Domingo Pueblo to talk with voters about the issues and candidates that brought them to the polls on Nov. 3, 2026.

WASHINGTON — The fierce battle for control of the U.S. Senate took center stage Tuesday night as voters waited for results, and Democrats saw early victories as they flipped Senate seats in both North Carolina and South Carolina. A White House official described President Donald Trump’s mood as “defiant” as

WASHINGTON — Democrats are largely expected to regain control of the U.S. House once all ballots are counted in this year’s midterm elections, though it will likely take days or even weeks to know just how many seats the party will pick up. The Associated Press, which States Newsroom looks

America voted. After the Trump administration pressured election officials, after concerns that armed federal agents would deploy to the polls, after fears U.S. Department of Justice election monitors would intimidate voters — ballots were cast by the millions Tuesday, mostly without incident. Across the United States, voters headed to their

New Mexico expands screwworm zones as cases spread across southern counties

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is seeking disaster aid from President Trump after devastating flooding in northern New Mexico.

A fire that broke out at a structure on Edith Boulevard NE has reportedly been rekindled, according to fire officials.

Officials have issued a health alert in Bernalillo County due to smoke.

A former Albuquerque NMDOJ paralegal is facing federal drug trafficking and firearm offenses.

KOB 4 projects Democrat Deb Haaland to win New Mexico's 2026 gubernatorial race. The post Deb Haaland projected to win race for governor appeared first on KOB 4 .

All 33 polling locations stayed open in San Juan County as voters cast ballots despite flooding across the county. The post San Juan County polling sites stay open despite flooding appeared first on KOB 4 .

The Albuquerque BioPark's Bugarium has reopened after a major renovation project funded by voters a decade ago. The post Bugarium reopens at Albuquerque BioPark appeared first on KOB 4 .

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SANTA FE, N.M. –The St. Michael’s Horsemen enter the Class 3A State Football playoffs as the number one seed and a perfect 9-0 record and are currently riding a 42-game winning streak dating back to the 2023-24 season. They are seeking their fourth straight title. The Horsemen defeated Dexter last

TEXICO, N.M. — The postseason begins this week for the Class 2A State Football Playoffs with games being played on Friday Nov. 6 and Saturday Nov. 7. Texico is the number one seed once again after finishing the regular season with a 8-1 record. Texico will be seeking their fourth

FORT SUMNER, N.M. — The State Quarterfinals will be played this week for 8-man football. Games will be played Friday Nov. 6 and Saturday Nov. 7. Fort Sumner/House, Melrose, Tatum and Mesilla Valley Christian School all had bye weeks in the first due to being the top four teams. First

GRADY, N.M. — On 6-man level in the State Tournament for football, they are now down to their final four teams who will play in the semi-finals for a chance at state. Grady, Logan, Roy/Mosquero and Mountainair are the teams among those that will play later this week. Quarterfinal Scores–

Control of the U.S. House and Senate is at stake in the 2026 midterm elections. The post Decision 2026: Congressional races appeared first on KOB 4 .

Regardless of who wins, someone new will move into the governor's mansion next year. The post Decision 2026: Governor’s race appeared first on KOB 4 .

Deb Haaland held an early lead over Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico’s gubernatorial race, according to unofficial results released after polls closed. The former U.S. interior secretary supports Democratic priorities including early childhood education, stronger environmental protections and a data-center construction moratorium, while Hull has criticized state education outcomes

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is poised to retain New Mexico’s U.S. Senate seat after the Associated Press called Tuesday’s election, with Lujan leading Republican challenger Larry Marker 69.4% to 30.6% of votes counted. Lujan, first elected in 2020, declared victory and pledged to continue working on affordability, food insecurity and

Your live coverage as the ballots are counted for the 2026 midterm election in Lincoln County, check back regularly for updates. The post Lincoln County 2026 live midterm election results appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Ruidoso area residents experienced at least three power outages affecting over 2,500 customers due to damage from strong winds. The post High winds lead to power outages in Ruidoso appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Juan Pablo Delgado-Palma, 53, was arrested and ordered to remain in custody following a DNA match linking him to a 2013 sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl in Las Cruces. The post DNA match links Juan Pablo Delgado-Palma to 2013 Las Cruces rape appeared first on KVIA .

New Mexico U.S. Rep. - Dist. 2 43/100 | 43% Precincts Candidate Party Votes % Gabe Vasquez (i) DEM 54,226 59% Greg Cunningham REP 38,362 41% 92,588 total votes Updated: 2026-11-03 08:49:50 pm MESILLA, N.M. (KVIA) -- The race for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District is competitive, as Democrats seek

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján declared victory in New Mexico's 2026 Senate race as early returns showed him leading Republican Larry Marker.

New Mexico early voting data showed strong Democratic participation, while nonpartisan voters account for a smaller share of ballots than their share of registered voters.

Otero County has 2 confirmed cases.

Republican Todd Garrison, left, and Democrat Vanessa Ordoñez Voters to decide next head of the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office DONA ANA COUNTY – Democrat Vanessa Ordoñez and Republican Todd Garrison are seeking to become the next Doña Ana County sheriff in the general election Tuesday, Nov. 3. The winner

In-N-Out Burger president says chain’s New Mexico debut ‘will be soon’ Albuquerque Journal

New Mexico's early vote tally surpasses 2022 levels, as Election Day finally arrives Albuquerque Journal

More than 20,000 face evacuation notices in San Juan County Albuquerque Journal

The city owed a local businessman $1,300 as of Monday, and he was still waiting for the court-ordered records, an attorney said.

Of the more than 456,000 New Mexicans who voted early, Democrats represented nearly 52% of the total and Republicans at 31%.

Dozens of displaced families were receiving support at the San Juan County Fairgrounds near Farmington while waiting for still-rising floodwat…

Residents living near the Animas, La Plata and San Juan rivers in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado saw floodwaters strike for the second time …

Public Service Company of New Mexico has told the city the power grid cannot support a 100% electric requirement.

After months of campaigning, millions of dollars in political advertising, and some of the most consequential races New Mexico has seen in years, voters who have not already cast ballots will head to the polls Tuesday to decide the state’s next governor, a nationally watched congressional contest, every statewide elected

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, mere hours before Election Day in the midterms that will determine control of Congress, denied the Trump administration’s final attempt to force California to set aside the ballots of 20,000 people it suspects are noncitizens. The decision marked a significant blow to President Donald

WASHINGTON — One day before his party is forecast to lose control of the U.S. House, and possibly the Senate, President Donald Trump gathered guests and press at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to tout the “magnificent” renovation of the monument — a monthslong project plagued by algae, reclosure and

Unrelenting rainfall in northern New Mexico over the weekend prompted additional flooding in areas already inundated, along with numerous evacuation orders for those near the banks of the San Juan, La Plata, Animas and Chama rivers.

An update on the invasive elm tree removal work on Paradise Canyon, highlighting when the road will under restricted traffic control. The post Tree removal to close one lane of Paradise Canyon appeared first on Ruidoso News .

New Mexico early in-person voting has surpassed 2022 levels. Here's what voters need to know about Nov. 3 polling hours, absentee ballots and election results.

The New Mexico State University graduate workers union has filed a prohibited practices complaint alleging the university stopped deducting union dues from some members’ paychecks without notifying them.

Albuquerque – At approximately 9:00 AM on November 2, 2026, crews from Albuquerque Fire Rescue were dispatched to the 9000 block of Zuni for a reported structure fire. Medic 5 arrived on scene and confirmed a working fire. The crew requested the balance of a first-alarm assignment and initiated a

This year’s open enrollment period comes amid a series of financial pressures — for individual customers and state coffers alike.

Several young men and boys have been charged in connection with the shooting incidents, but police said investigations are open.

A nominating committee on Friday gave New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham two recommendations for candidates to fill an open seat on the state commission that regulates utilities, but she intends to consult with her successor before making a decision.

Four Doña Ana County areas, including three in Las Cruces and one near Sunland Park, are nominated for federal Opportunity Zone tax incentives.

American democracy faces one of its biggest stress tests of the modern era, as President Donald Trump’s sprawling campaign for power over elections encounters a firewall of judges, state election workers and voting rights leaders heading into Election Day. A cascade of courtroom losses over the weekend dealt a major

New Mexico’s public education system saw a steep decrease in Native language and culture teachers over the past year, according to data presented to state lawmakers on Friday.

Route is a major thoroughfare for residents living northeast of town

SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KVIA) – Sunland Park Mayor Javier Perea said he discovered three Sunland Park bond questions weren't on the ballot for the November 2026 midterm election. Perea cast his ballot Friday, Oct. 30 -- four days before Election Day. Friday evening, the City of Sunland Park announced the

Judge orders county clerks to remove League of Women Voters guides from state polling places Albuquerque Journal

Murphy Sisneros, age 74, of Santa Clara Pueblo, NM, passed peacefully at his home on October 16, 2026. Born on August 23, 1952. Murphy lived a life filled with creativity, dedication, and love. He was the son of Florence and Raymond Sisneros, who predeceased him. Murphy’s journey was marked by

More than 40% of registered New Mexico Democrats have already cast ballots in the 2026 general election, marking a large increase in their turnout compared with the previous midterm election in 2022, according to the latest figures from the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.

To prevent pregnancy after sex, U.S. teenage girls and young women are more likely to rely on unproven strategies such as prayer, exercise and jumping up and down than they are on evidence-based methods such as Plan B emergency contraception, according to a new study. The study, published in The

Fewer than 1 in 20 rental listings across the largest U.S. cities are flagged as reserved for renters under an income limit, according to new data from Apartments.com. But average income-restricted rent fell year over year in 13 of the 50 markets, compared with three for market-rate rent. Just 4.6%

The fire from Thursday evening, Oct. 29, is currently under investigation with no additional details provided on injuries or damages. The post Structure fire on Excalibur appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Tuesday is the second of three designated closure days for DSD

BY MAIRE O’NEILLmaire@losalamosreporter.com Editor’s note: The content of this article my be disturbing to some readers. Santa Fe attorney Trent A. Howell of Santa Fe has filed another law suit against Los Alamos Public Schools, the Los Alamos School Board and Supt. Jennifer Guy. This suit, filed Oct. 13 in

Lindsay Clancy returned to court in a bid to dismiss the charges that she murdered her three children.

Ski Santa Fe workers are expected to begin snowmaking operations this week, the first step in what is anticipated to be a strong year.

Parts of a business jet likely started to break off before the aircraft crashed in South Florida, killing nine people.

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez and fiancée Nikki Santos welcomed a healthy son on Nov. 1, days before a closely watched election for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District. Vasquez plans to focus on his family before returning to Congress. He faces Republican Greg Cunningham in a race that could help determine

Road closures, damaged infrastructure and communication outages affect residents across region

SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KVIA) -- The City of Sunland Park broke ground on the Futurity Drive Reconstruction Project Monday. The project aims to rebuilt Futurity Drive from San Gabriel Road to Trifecta Avenue, the city said. Crews plan to add new water lines and improve storm drainage. According to the

An early study finds no significant increase in lawsuits, settlement payouts or police resignations after New Mexico enacted its Civil Rights Act in 2021.

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has asked President Donald Trump to declare a major disaster for the Oct. 22-30 flooding in northern New Mexico, seeking reimbursement for rescues, debris removal and public infrastructure repairs that federal officials failed to act on last week. If approved,

Los Alamos High School Varsity soccer team. Photo by Dustin Sutherland Chloe Coffey/Photo by Dustin Sutherland Zoe Romero/Photo by Dustin Sutherland Payton Sutherland/Photo by Dustin Sutherland BY JESSICA FREERLady Toppers Soccer There were no tricks for the Lady Toppers on Halloween, only treats. The soccer team delivered a commanding 9-0

Albuquerque – Late last week, the New Mexico Supreme Court denied Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s teams attempt to block e-mails from being released to the public. After reading the un-redacted emails we have learned how shady a government agency can be when it comes to blocking first amendment rights. It

Albuquerque – On October 29th, 2026, the Albuquerque Police Department assisted the City Code Enforcement to remove squatters from 3911 Veranda Rd NE. The house had been shut down for more than a week because of substandard living situations. The Albuquerque Police Department cleared the house and found 14 people

Kitchen Collective founder Kim Bergstrom hopes to lower the barriers for food entrepreneurs and help build a stronger local food scene.

A look at fishing conditions across the state.

Pastor Houghtaling argues that the Bible assures God’s unconditional love through Christ, which cannot be earned or lost but accepted or rejected. Choosing faith brings freedom, grace, forgiveness, salvation, and purpose in God’s story. He invites readers to give their lives to Jesus and experience that freedom. Ty Houghtaling pastors

Emergency officials say swift water, contaminants threaten public safety

COUNTY NEWS RELEASE The results of a new transit study are being presented at the Transportation Board meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Recommendations for modifications to Atomic City Transit (ACT) operations will be shared as part of the presentation. The study looked at the Fall 2025

Officials at Verus Research have announced new directors of laser effects and radio frequency applications and effects.

Bill Jaeger from the LOR Foundation joins “Conversations Different” to discuss how the nonprofit is helping New Mexicans who have been cut from SNAP.

As Election Day nears, some New Mexico lawmakers remain split on a ballot measure that would let them collect an annual salary for their legislative work.

The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to require California to set aside the ballots of suspected noncitizen voters in a last-ditch appeal by the Trump administration to exert control over the state’s vote counting. The request came on the eve of Election Day and

Significantly less rain predicted for midweek system

New Mexico's proposed student data privacy rule would allow some AI training and would not retroactively regulate existing vendor contracts, PED says.

A domestic cat has become the fourth confirmed case of New World screwworm in Grant County. According to the New […]

The bulk of research has found little evidence that divesting has a material impact on targeted companies or alters behavior.

All five state Supreme Court justices concurred that Cosme Ripol’s license should be revoked immediately.

About 20 Alamogordo children learned to identify and harvest crops, including okra, during a With Many Hands community garden event. In partnership with 100% Otero, the children cooked what they collected while families learned about healthy eating, early childhood nutrition, and local resources. The garden and farmers market also provide

Ecuadorian couple share culture and traditions through authentic cuisine

Crews work to divert water and clean debris

About 1,893 meters were without electricity Monday morning

Widespread damage, flooding and debris flow remain a concern countywide

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez announces birth of son ahead of Election Day Albuquerque Journal

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Burqueños can help decide how to spend $1.7 million in public funds on projects in District 1. The initiative builds on Albuquerque’s first participatory budgeting pilot in District 6. Albuquerque City Councilor Stephanie Telles is inviting residents to submit ideas for projects funded through

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — What will be a shorter-than-usual Albuquerque City Council meeting Monday, the day before Election Day, will still decide the city’s future, from who reviews its charter to how zoning rules change and what can be built near the Sawmill neighborhood. Councilors will take final

A headline accompanying a story on Page C-1 published Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, about improvements to San Ysidro Crossing incorrectly said it was …

As broad affordability concerns define elections across the country, voters in several states on Tuesday will have a say on their future utility bills. State utility regulators, who are facing heightened levels of attention and scrutiny amid high prices, are on the ballot in nine states: Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana,

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Burqueños can help decide how to spend $1.7 million in public funds on projects in District 1. The initiative builds on Albuquerque’s first participatory budgeting pilot in District 6. Albuquerque City Councilor Stephanie Telles is inviting residents to submit ideas for projects funded through

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — What will be a shorter-than-usual Albuquerque City Council meeting Monday, the day before Election Day, will still decide the city’s future, from who reviews its charter to how zoning rules change and what can be built near the Sawmill neighborhood. Councilors will take final

Displaced residents included those from Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio

Road closure led to 11 canceled flights and forced a United Airlines plane to return to Denver

Las Cruces City Council will consider $7 million in conditional funding for two senior housing projects and a land transfer for affordable homes Nov. 2.

The City of Sunland Park has announced that the bond questions originally slated to be on the ballot for voters will in fact not be listed.

Sitting interim Chief Ben Valdez was selected for the permanent role after serving in the interim role for several months.

Election Day is next Tuesday Nov. 3 and Rio Arriba residents are being asked to cast their ballots for the next governor of New Mexico and other state seats. They are also being asked to choose the next county sheriff. Early voting began on Oct. 6 and ran through Oct.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has permanently disbarred Cosme Ripol, a prosecutor in the 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Taos, after its Disciplinary Board found a pervasive pattern of misconduct that deprived defendants of fair trials.

Retired from pro football and working as a TV commentator, Mark Ingram was this year’s keynote speaker at the Carlsbad Mayor’s Energy Summit. The post Heisman winner caps Energy Summit appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Las Cruces City Council will consider a $1.3 million contribution to NMSU's Arrowhead Studios project, including conditions for spending and oversight.

It is with great sadness that we share that (Dolores) Lola Netuschil went home to be with our Lord on October 19, 2026. She was surrounded by family as she fought a long battle with pancreatic cancer. She was 71. Lola was married to Tim Netuschil and they had two

Karl Bushby has completed his 28-year journey to walk around the world by returning to his mother's home in northern England.

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — If early voting turnout is any indication of a blue wave year for Democrats in New Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the record books. Voter turnout data from the Secretary of State’s Office analyzed by The New Mexico

Submitted by Rep. Kathleen Cates On November 3, New Mexicans will vote on four amendments to the state Constitution. These bipartisan proposals, passed by the Legislature in 2025 and 2026, would strengthen democratic representation and support our state’s future. I support all four and encourage voters to consider each carefully.

The flooding has closed some Election Day polling sites in the Southwest, forcing changes in some voting plans.

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — As Chaves County voters turn their attention to Tuesday’s final Election Day, early voting data shows that local partisan voters in both major parties are eager to vote this cycle, while unaffiliated voters are still mostly on the sidelines. Voter turnout data

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — As Sandoval County voters turn their attention to Tuesday’s final Election Day, early voting data shows that partisan voters in both major parties were eager to vote this cycle, though Democrats outperformed Republicans in early turnout, while unaffiliated voters are still mostly

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — If early voting turnout is any indication of a blue wave year for Democrats in New Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the record books. Voter turnout data from the Secretary of State’s Office analyzed by The New Mexico

Submitted by Rep. Kathleen Cates On November 3, New Mexicans will vote on four amendments to the state Constitution. These bipartisan proposals, passed by the Legislature in 2025 and 2026, would strengthen democratic representation and support our state’s future. I support all four and encourage voters to consider each carefully.

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — If early voting turnout is any indication of a blue wave year for Democrats in New Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the record books. Voter turnout data from the Secretary of State’s Office analyzed by The New Mexico

Despite a May order, National Hispanic Cultural Center workers’ union membership cards have not been processed as the state appeals.

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — As Sandoval County voters turn their attention to Tuesday’s final Election Day, early voting data shows that partisan voters in both major parties were eager to vote this cycle, though Democrats outperformed Republicans in early turnout, while unaffiliated voters are still mostly

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — If early voting turnout is any indication of a blue wave year for Democrats in New Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the record books. Voter turnout data from the Secretary of State’s Office analyzed by The New Mexico

Submitted by Rep. Kathleen Cates On November 3, New Mexicans will vote on four amendments to the state Constitution. These bipartisan proposals, passed by the Legislature in 2025 and 2026, would strengthen democratic representation and support our state’s future. I support all four and encourage voters to consider each carefully.

By Pat Davis, The New Mexico News — If early voting turnout is any indication of a blue wave year for Democrats in New Mexico, 2026 is shaping up to be one for the record books. Voter turnout data from the Secretary of State’s Office analyzed by The New Mexico

By Kevin Hendricks — Someone inside an East Mountains home fired toward Bernalillo County deputies early Saturday, hitting a patrol unit and drawing a SWAT team to N.M. 333 near Tijeras. Deputies headed to the 1100 block of N.M. 333 around 3 a.m. Oct. 31 after callers reported yelling, a

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — East Mountain residents stuck in a stubborn power outage now have somewhere to plug in. Bernalillo County opened Los Vecinos Community Center in Tijeras to anyone who needs to charge a phone, clean up or simply get out of a dark house. The outage

In a college basketball era when high turnover is the norm at all levels of play, the Northern New Mexico College men’s program is a veritable bastion of stability. With half the roster back from a year ago — including four starters — after reaching the California Pacific Conference championships

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Sandoval County voters will pick a new sheriff Tuesday, decide two county commission seats and vote on whether to spend $22 million on a secure storage building for the office that runs the election. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.

Sunday Night Social. Tim Brooks and Seth Fetzer, along with Ashley and Tyler Wigginton, Courtesy photo BARBERSHOP NEWS On Saturday night, there’s a Sunday Night Social at the United Church of Los Alamos. It’s all part of a barbershop chorus gathering called “From Sea to Shining Sea.” The Lasses and

LAHS NEWS RELEASE The Los Alamos Historical Society is pleased to announce its upcoming free public lecture on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Pajarito Room at Fuller Lodge. The evening will feature guest speaker Edward A. Kaplan, Dean of the School of Strategic Landpower

From left: NNMC President Hector Balderas; Joan Hodge, Associate Director, RN to BSN Program; Ellen Trabka, Chair, Nursing & Health Sciences, Interim Provost; Melanie Colgan, Director, Associate Degree Nursing Program; Corrine Flores, Adjunct Nursing Faculty & RN at Presbyterian Espanola Hospital; Brenda Romero, Chief Executive Officer, Presbyterian Espanola Hospital; Theresa

At Fiori e Sale, even the smallest moments deserve to be enjoyed. BY UFEMIA BERNAL RIOSOwner & ManagerFiore e Sale There is something special about the beginning of a day. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee, a quiet moment before the world becomes busy, and the simple pleasure of having

Student protestWelcome back. Be sure to join us today for our 2026 Election Eve Special at 5 p.m on KANW 89.1 FM where you can also catch the stream.Today is indeed Election Eve 2026, but a revolt against Sen. Martin Heinrich could also make it the start of a 2030

Andy Maestas and Debra Archuleta were married on June 20, 2026, in front of 150 people at their American Legion Post 69 in Albuquerque. Legionnaire Reverend Lorenzo Marquez officiated the ceremony. Andy and Debra met 52 years ago when they both stood in their uncle and aunt’s wedding, Steven and

Relentless weekend rain caused additional flooding across northern New Mexico and the Navajo Nation, prompting evacuations near the San Juan, La Plata, Animas and Chama rivers. At least 10,000 homes had already sustained damage. Chama closed roads amid sewage concerns, while outages affected Navajo communities. The state authorized up to

Southeast New Mexico College recognizes second-year nursing student Erin Chavez as its October 2026 Mountain Lion Student of the Month. Honored for compassion, leadership, integrity, and clinical judgment, Chavez advocated for a terminally ill patient’s comfort and dignity, exemplifying SENMC’s values and the patient-centered care of an exceptional future nurse.

A major election-law fight has erupted just days before Election Day after the Republican National Committee, Republican Party of New Mexico, and GOP U.S. Senate candidate Larry Marker sued Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver over voter guides being provided at polling locations — including printed guides that display the

Bulldogs rout Trojans 49-10.

'Pretty good night, huh?' It was for NM United's Hurst Albuquerque Journal

Four Corners flood evacuations ordered as San Juan River rises Albuquerque Journal

APD charges mother of 10-year-old who allegedly killed teen during fight over loud music Albuquerque Journal

A ballot is dropped off at the La Plata County Clerk and Recorder’s Office in June 2022. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file) All voter service and polling centers will remain open Monday in La Plata County, as originally scheduled, despite widespread...

Why Lobo basketball coverage remains a community commitment Albuquerque Journal

Ericka Kidd says she hopes visitors to her collection of signs will be prompted to see the humanity of people living on the street.

Joe Dudziak’s death a year ago sent shockwaves through Santa Fe’s community of homeless service providers and advocates, who have continued hi…

Despite a May order, National Hispanic Cultural Center workers’ union membership cards have not been processed as the state appeals.

Most races in New Mexico are one-sided and easy to predict. But like Harry Truman in '48, a few surprises are possible.

BY JAMES WERNICKELos Alamos Dear Philo, When you say everyone is feeling the weight of rising utility costs, I have to ask why so much of that weight is being passed on to customers rather than being addressed through greater accountability and efficiency within DPU. Section 504 of the Los

NM HIGHER ED NEWS RELEASE Throughout November, New Mexicans can apply for free to 24 colleges and universities across the state as part of the annual “No Fee November” initiative. Three schools (Diné College, New Mexico State University and New Mexico Tech) are waiving application fees for the month. Another

Could Albuquerque become a global quantum hub? Albuquerque Journal

Strong El Niño conditions made for a wet, muddy, humid and unpredictable trip, but the rugged beauty of the Gila kept me enraptured.

BY LISA SHINChairRepublican Party of Los Alamos Dear Friends:Election Day is Nov. 3, 2026 and I urge you to exercise the privilege and right to vote. While the RPLA has invested significant time and resources to support our candidates and drive voter turnout, we urge you to remind family, friends,

Billie June Wisehart, 89, beloved mother and grandmother, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family on October 27, 2026. She entered this world on August 16, 1937 in New Hartford, MO, born to James T and Lilly Young. She was preceded in death by her cherished husband of 62 years, Charles

Albuquerque- Homicide detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department have charged the mother of a 10-year-old boy who fatally shot a 16-year-old girl during a chaotic dispute between neighbors at an apartment complex. Elaina Gomez-Villeda, 40, was charged today with several crimes, including an open count of murder, for her role

Updated Nov. 2 9:20 p.m.

Photos and article by Mary Alice Murphy On October 21, 2026, in the courtyard of Gila Regional Medical Center, Chief Nursing Officer Ron Green presented the annual DAISY Award to the nurse chosen from among the nominations made by patients and family members. "Today we honor Gila Regional's nurses, through

José Clovís Romero, 92, a lifelong resident of Embúdo, NM, peacefully passed away surrounded by his family on October 2, 2026, in Velarde, NM He was born on October 24, 1933, to Octaviano and Bersabé Romero. Clovís graduated from Santa Fe High School in 1953. In 1954, he was drafted

New Mexico ranked in AP Top 25 for first time in program history Albuquerque Journal

A lecture series, free reading workshops for parents and guardians and a win for the Los Alamos marching band.

ROAD ADVISORY FLOODING – Lordsburg Area Difficult driving conditions, NM 92 eastbound and westbound from mile marker 0, Arizona State Line to mile marker 5, east of Virden is due to flooding. The NMDOT is currently clearing roadway and will notify as conditions change. ROAD ADVISORY CLOSURE – US 70

If you’re new to birdwatching, you might wonder how experienced observers identify a bird so quickly. The secret isn’t knowing everything. It’…

Marsha Williams (Scarborough) recently of North Carolina, went home to be with the Lord after her year and half battle with cancer. She was greeted by her son, parents, brothers and sister on September 29, 2026. Marsha was born and raised in Espanola. She is proceded in death by her

Taos Fire and Rescue responded to a structure fire in Lower Las Colonias shortly after midnight Halloween morning. The double-wide manufactured home was engulfed in flames and ultimately destroyed, according to a statement posted to Taos Fire…

Mass shootings over the Halloween weekend across the U.S. in largely nightlife districts left at least six people dead and dozens injured.

WASHINGTON — When the polls close Tuesday night, the 2026 U.S. election will go down as one of history’s most expensive and extraordinarily ugly midterms — galvanizing record-breaking early voter turnout among a deeply divided electorate. Voters on Saturday crossed the high-water mark of 52.7 million early votes cast, surpassing

A New Mexico District judge on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay $25 billion in penalties for violating state law regarding unfair and deceptive trade practices. The state was entitled to closer to $220 billion, First Judicial District Judge Francis Mathew wrote, although the company will accrue 15% in interest annually

Doña Ana County says Sunland Park recorded its $8.25 million bond resolution but did not coordinate ballot placement. The city wants answers.

New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Secretary Stephanie Schardin Clarke examines poverty reduction, child tax credits and affordability in a guest opinion column.

My son went to high school nearly 300 miles from home. We live in Silver City. His school, New Mexico School for the Arts (NMSA), is in Santa Fe. Getting him there and back stretched our family to the limit, and we were among the lucky ones who could afford

Because Las Cruces Pride events coincide with Halloween, many LGBTQ+ people are ‘“able to be themselves for the first time.”

“This is not just a small little project in the Rincon,” Jennifer Kleitz said. “We’ll develop the model here and it can be applied all over the state.”

Healthcare access and affordability have become a central issue — and a surprising point of consensus — ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Prosecutors dismissed charges against a man accused of impersonating an officer and trying to get a woman into his car in September and now they are trying to get him held without bail pending trial, after he allegedly shot at a different woman with a shotgun. Johnathon Mullally, 36, of

The Forest Service has begun removing dead and dying trees around campsites, roads and trails in the South Fork and Blue 2 burn scars near Ruidoso. The work will reduce hazards and fuels, prepare sites for reforestation and improve recreation access, with temporary road closures possible. Hazard tree removal is

Artesia defeats Mayfield 49-10.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — To reach the state championship game, the East Mountain High School boys soccer team must overcome the only hurdle that has tripped it up all season. Fourth-seeded East Mountain (17-4) travels across the pass Monday to battle top-seeded Sandia Prep (18-2-1) in the NMAA Class 3A state

Can Jake Hall lead the nation in scoring for UNM? Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque – During a press conference at the scene, Albuquerque Police Department Chief Cecily Barker provided additional details about an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Halloween in the War Zone. According to APD, the 17-year-old girl was attempting to break up an altercation involving the boy’s mother and several other

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A storybook season marked by grit and improbable milestones came to an abrupt halt Saturday as the No. 4 seeded East Mountain Lady Timberwolves fell 3-2 to the No. 5 Bosque School Lady Bobcats in a tightly contested Class 3A state soccer tournament quarterfinals match at the

Lobos survive multiple turnovers, late scare in Halloween win over San Jose State Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque – The Multi-Agency Task Force is responding to start an investigation into an Albuquerque Police Department officer-involved shooting in Southeast Albuquerque. The incident is near Tennessee St. N.E., between Copper Ave. and Chico Rd. According to APD, no officers were injured in the incident. Authorities have not released information

Mesilla Valley Chorale will perform its annual holiday concert Dec. 13 at the Rio Grande Theatre in Las Cruces. Tickets are on sale now for $10.

CANCELED. LOCATED Please find the information on a missing person in Luna County in the PDF below;

Hestle “Bud” Davis was born in Olustee, Oklahoma in 1931 and moved to Espanola, New Mexico in the early 1940s where he attended and graduated from McCurdy High in 1951. He joined the Navy in June of 1951 right out of high school. He served in the Navy as an

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[caption id="attachment_109453" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Many familiar faces will participate in ...

[caption id="attachment_109462" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)This year, the American Legion Auxiliary...

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff A scheduled one-day trial of a man accused of attacking an EMT in February was canceled this week after the charges w...

NMSU hosts a free rangeland and wildlife research field day Nov. 13 in Las Cruces, featuring desert restoration, oryx and bat studies.

KC Counts talks with Dr. Jagdish Khubchandani about the health effects of changing time twice a year.

KRWG Public Media is covering the New Mexico Otero County Commission race for district 2. Election day is November 3rd. Declined-to-State candidate Evan Lambert spoke with Serena Johnson.

Edna Maria Inez Garcia died peacefully on September 30, 2026, in Los Lunas, New Mexico where she lived with her daughter. She was born Edna Maria Inez Valdez, daughter of Erminia and Jose Maria Valdez, on July 27, 1935, in Dixon, where she was raised most of her childhood. She

Artesia families enjoyed a safe Halloween at First Methodist Church’s annual Trunk or Treat, where decorated vehicles offered candy and prizes to trick-or-treaters of all ages. Local business Locker Room Cards and Collectibles also joined the festivities, welcoming visitors with candy and trading cards while owners dressed in creative costumes.

Cobre discusses plans for new grades six through twelve school. By Lynn Janes The Cobre Consolidated School Board held a regular meeting on October 19, 2026, at Snell Middle School. Board members in attendance included Hector Carrillo, Gabriella Begay, Gilbert Guadiana and Agelina Hardin. Dr. Verenice Gutierrez, superintendent, also attended.

Tijeras – The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an early morning incident in Tijeras after deputies came under gunfire while responding to a disturbance involving multiple armed individuals, believed to be juveniles. At least one round struck a BCSO patrol vehicle. Deputies were dispatched at approximately 3 AM on

By Lynn Janes The town of Bayard held a special meeting September 18, 2026. Attendance included Mayor John L. Ojinaga, Mayor Pro Tem Eloy Gonzales, Eloy Medina, Gilbert Ortiz and Charles Gray. Martha Salas, city clerk, also attended. The council approved the agenda. Cordell Jones, planning and zoning chair, said

By Lynn Janes (Writers note: this article was written using the minutes provided by the city of Bayard.) The town of Bayard held a regular meeting September 16, 2026. Attendance included Mayor John L. Ojinaga, Mayor Pro Tem Eloy Gonzales, Eloy Medina, Gilbert Ortiz and Charles Gray. Martha Salas, city

By Lynn Janes The town of Bayard held a special meeting September 30, 2026. Attendance included Mayor John L. Ojinaga, Mayor Pro Tem Eloy Gonzales, Gilbert Ortiz and Charles Gray. Martha Salas, city clerk, also attended. Eloy Medina did not attend. The council approved the agenda. The council went into

Bulldogs football take on the Trojans at 1 p.m.

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media With one second left in the game, Tucumcari kicker Matthew Gomez lines up for a 42-yard field goal and it just clears the crossbar for the 2-point dramatic 16-14 win over the Raton Tigers Friday night in the regular season finale in the Jungle. The…

Artesia cross-country runners show up at teh District Championships in Roswell.

Española City Police officers charged an Española man with felony larceny between $500 and $2,500, after he allegedly stole a phone from a gas station clerk, who left it in an aisle while stocking. Sgt. Francisco Lovato arrested Kenneth Garcia, 21, Oct. 15, following the incident which was originally reported

Up to 50 vendors were expected at the Xi Nu Annual Craft Fair at Crossroads Bible Church, 97 East Road in Los Alamos, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For some reason, no PR on the event was received by the Reporter for the first time in eight

Officials say they must work through more than 200 software bugs before the program is ready to be used, but plan to roll it out by the end of the year.

BY MAIRE O’NEILLmaire@losalamosreporter.com The 18th Annual Dia de Los Muertos Fine Art Show curated by Toby Morfin is one that’s not to be nissed. Every year, Morfin brings back some of the best artists from over the years and finds new art to enchant art lovers from throughout the region.

Vinny is a big-hearted boy with a face made for smooches. At 2 years old, Vinny is a squishy-faced teddy bear, professional people lover, aspiring lap dog and full-time belly rub enthusiast. Life hasn’t always been kind to this sweet boy, but he’s still handing out affection like it’s his

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Its one of the federal law enforcement agencies that Borderland residents likely have the most contact with every day. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is charged with both securing the border and making sure lawful trade, travel and transit of goods can continue. Their mission

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Two late second-half goals broke open a defensive stalemate Friday as No. 4 East Mountain pulled away for a 2-0 victory over No. 5 Academy for Technology and The Classics at Mesa del Sol. The Timberwolves (17-4) earned a spot in the semifinals against top-seeded Sandia Prep

Three things to watch for as New Mexico looks to avoid a letdown against San Jose State Albuquerque Journal

SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KVIA) -- Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino recently underwent a months-long renovation costing approximately $2 million; it never closed its doors and is now ready to welcome both regular and, perhaps, new patrons. ABC-7 spoke with the casino’s president and general counsel, Fred Heinrich, who has been

Interview with conductor Jorge Martinez-Rios

UNM football postseason: How likely is a CFP invite? What other bowls might be in play? Albuquerque Journal

Fate of Avenida Cesar Chavez name remains unsettled Albuquerque Journal

UPDATE (1:11 PM) -- The City of Sunland Park says Saturday, City Manager Mario Juarez-Infante, PE, sent a letter to Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin, Ph.D., asking for an investigation into why the City's three General Obligation Bond questions were left off the November 3, 2026 general election

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Thursday urged President Donald Trump’s administration to authorize additional federal assistance to northern New Mexico communities recovering from widespread flooding.

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- An El Paso man wanted out of El Paso for aggravated assault has been arrested in New Mexico, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. Authorities said 25-year-old George Gilbert Marez was wanted out of El Paso for offenses of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

ABQ RAW’s Top Stories brings together the most important headlines across the metro area in one easy recap. From police investigations and emergency response updates to community-impacting events, this weekly roundup highlights the stories shaping Albuquerque right now. This week’s roundup is sponsored by Singleton Schreiber, a personal injury law

Albuquerque – The United States Marshals Service (USMS) Southwest Investigative Fugitive Task Force, through its investigative efforts, has gathered information about the whereabouts of a fugitive who has been on the run for nearly nine years. Ernest Madrid, 54, had been wanted since 2017 by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

A federal appeals court on Friday denied a Trump administration demand that California set aside and not count the ballots of 20,000 suspected noncitizen voters, setting the stage for a possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against

Some voters in Santa Fe County cited rising costs and protecting democracy as top issues after casting their ballots during New Mexico’s early voting period. The county’s top election official said that with early voting ending Saturday, the county is on pace to surpass final turnout from the 2022 General

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- After discovering 42 migrants in a trailer, federal prosecutors arrested a man in Las Cruces, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas filed 256 new immigration and immigration-related criminal cases from Oct. 23-30. One of them included the

In loving Memory May 9, 1950 -June 8, 2026 Dora Mae Cruz 76, was born on May 9, 1950, a lifelong resident of Ohkay Owingeh, NM. Dora passed away unexpectedly on June 8, 2026, surrounded by her 2 daughters Carol & Sybil, grandchildren James, Marquetta & Melodie who loved her

In the years since New Mexico adopted its own Civil Rights Act, the state has not seen a significant uptick in lawsuit settlement payments or police officer resignations, according to a new study presented to state lawmakers Thursday.

Brian Colón, a former New Mexico auditor, argues the state should pursue the evidence to establish what happened at Zorro Ranch.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is rounding out his midterm travel blitz in the final sprint leading up to Election Day on Nov. 3. With just four days to go, the Republican Party is aiming to keep its narrow majority in the U.S. House and control of the Senate. But

As the Trump administration waged a public legal fight with California over the ballots of suspected noncitizen voters in mid-October, behind the scenes a federal grand jury in Santa Ana issued a series of subpoenas to election officials in Los Angeles County at federal prosecutors’ urging. The subpoenas demanded a

New Mexico Democratic gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland received approximately $1.5 million in recent weeks, according to New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office filings.

You might spot a few wildflowers that seem out of place

Polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 3). This story will be updated as results come in from the Taos County Clerk's Office and the New Mexico Secretary of State's Office.

A day of bold conversations, creativity, connection and collective imagination celebrating the women of New Mexico DESERT BLOOM NEWS RELEASE What happens when women from across generations, communities and lived experiences come together to imagine what’s possible? Something starts to grow. On Saturday, Nov. 21, 2026, Desert Bloom: An Intergenerational

Photo Courtesy NMSP NMSP NEWS RELEASE As flooding impacts communities across New Mexico, the New Mexico State Police (NMSP) Aircraft Unit has played a critical role in assisting residents in need, rescuing 10 people and 4 dogs since October 23, 2026. Over the past week, the Aircraft Unit has conducted

Advocates pitched proposals to New Mexico lawmakers this week to close what they describe as gaps in state law regarding domestic violence and animal abuse.

Western New Mexico University’s (WNMU) nursing program has been ranked No. 1 in New Mexico in RegisteredNursing.org’s https://www.registerednursing.org/state/new-mexico/#show 2027 Best […]

Artesia girls advance to quarterfinals and defeat Taos 2-0.

The final major campaign finance reports before Election Day show Democratic gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland continuing to operate a vastly larger financial machine than Republican Gregg Hull — burning through more than $3.2 million in just three weeks while taking in another $1.33 million. The filings also show money from

Las Cruces Public Schools’ district leaders held their annual State of the District Address to highlight district progress, challenges and priorities for the future.

COUNTY NEWS RELEASE Los Alamos Fire Department has approved a pile burn permit for Pajarito Recreation, LLC, to conduct slash pile burns between now and the end of February 2027, based on weather conditions. A burn is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, October 31. Smoke may be visible from the burn

Emma Cartelli.Photo by Dustin Sutherland Leah Gramer. Photo by Dustin Sutherland Gracie Haaganstad. Photo by Dustin Sutherland BY JESSICA FREERLAHS Girls Soccer A dominant home performance sets up a showdown with the Aztec Tigers on HalloweenMorning. The Lady Toppers put together a commanding performance Thursday,defeating the Valley Vikings 9-1 at

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The No. 13 Moriarty girls soccer team saw its postseason run come to an abrupt end against No. 4 powerhouse Albuquerque Academy, falling 11-1 in the opening round of the Class 4A state tournament. Janessa Torres provided the lone bright spot on the scoreboard for the Lady

Members of the nonprofit that ran Española’s annual fiesta voluntarily dissolved the organization on Oct. 14, but some who were directly involved have conflicting versions of what occurred during the final meeting. Fiesta del Valle de Española Corp. President Tito Terrazas Jr. said the dissolution was due to rising costs

Bob Moore, El Paso Matters President and CEO, covers top stories each week.

The Silver City Police Department is introducing a free, public crime-mapping tool that allows residents to view recently reported incidents, […]

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A proposed transfer of nearly 10,000 acres in the Sandia Mountains has raised questions about public access and land management. A local advocacy group says Rep. Melanie Stansbury told them she opposes the transfer, despite her support for land-back efforts. But in an interview

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A proposed transfer of nearly 10,000 acres in the Sandia Mountains has raised questions about public access and land management. A local advocacy group says Rep. Melanie Stansbury told them she opposes the transfer, despite her support for land-back efforts. But in an interview

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A proposed transfer of nearly 10,000 acres in the Sandia Mountains has raised questions about public access and land management. A local advocacy group says Rep. Melanie Stansbury told them she opposes the transfer, despite her support for land-back efforts. But in an interview

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A proposed transfer of nearly 10,000 acres in the Sandia Mountains has raised questions about public access and land management. A local advocacy group says Rep. Melanie Stansbury told them she opposes the transfer, despite her support for land-back efforts. But in an interview

After nearly 17 years in Las Cruces, Pecan Grill & Brewery is preparing to close its doors, ending a chapter that owners Tom and Jeanine Springer say was shaped as much by the people they met as the meals they served. The restaurant,...

For more than half a century, firefighters rushed out of a station on Valley Drive to answer emergencies across Las Cruces. They fought fires, responded to accidents and watched the city grow around them. One firefighter even rode his horse to...

Halloween festivities are coming a day early to Mesilla Valley Mall, where families can trade door-to-door trick-or-treating for an evening of candy, costumes and a haunted house under one roof.  Mall-O-Ween will take place Friday, Oct. 30,...

Growing up with four older brothers, Analia Cruz knew plenty about being someone's little sister. What she didn't know was what it would be like to have a big sister of her own. Vanessa Alfonso grew up in a family with four sisters. When a...

The Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site on the historic plaza in Mesilla is celebrating its first anniversary in November at the Taylor home, the Reynolds Store Visitor Center and The Barela Store, which are all part of the historic site. A reception to...

Growing older doesn't always mean leaving home. But for seniors in rural southern New Mexico, getting the help they need to stay there can be difficult. Long distances, transportation costs and limited staffing can complicate in-home...

Max Rascon knows what it takes to make a beat. Getting that music heard, however, is another challenge entirely. It's one he hopes to make easier for aspiring musicians through Juarez Music Group LLC, an independent record label and...

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A proposed transfer of nearly 10,000 acres in the Sandia Mountains has raised questions about public access and land management. A local advocacy group says Rep. Melanie Stansbury told them she opposes the transfer, despite her support for land-back efforts. But in an interview

House Speaker Mike Johnson joined Republican congressional candidate Greg Cunningham in Carlsbad days before the election for New Mexico’s 2nd District. Johnson called the race nationally significant and criticized Democratic incumbent Gabe Vasquez over oil and gas and law enforcement. Vasquez’s campaign accused Cunningham of answering to Donald Trump’s MAGA

Former Alamogordo senior project manager and ADA coordinator Justen Boyle alleges he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about ADA compliance and directives he believed violated city ordinances. After he described his grievance publicly, the city commission voted 7-0 to hire an independent reviewer to investigate his termination and

Front page of the Oct. 24, 1958 issue of the Las Vegas Optic. “When October’s latest breeze Murmurs through the leafless trees. Elfin, fairy, gnome and sprite With shapes of wonder fill the night.” This will apply to the dance that is to be given at the Commercial club rooms

Submitted by Charlene Spiegel, President of the Corrales Arts Center Spearheaded by the Corrales Arts Center, the Corrales Community Mural (CCM) will be created by and for the people of Corrales. It will be a three- paneled, 18-foot mosaic mural representing Corrales past, present, and ideal future, located near the

Artesia Public Schools celebrated Red Ribbon Week with activities encouraging students to make healthy choices, remain drug-free and become heroes of their own stories. Zia Intermediate’s “Every Hero Has a Story… Every Bulldog has a Superpower” theme featured comic book superheroes, historical figures and Halloween activities while honoring DEA Special

NSF records show teardown has been its fallback plan since 2019

COUNTY NEWS RELEASE Los Alamos County invites you to join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the new Direct Current (DC) Fast Charging Stations at Mesa Public Library! These new charging stations represent another step toward expanding public EV charging infrastructure and supporting more sustainable transportation

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. Española Police officers, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Police, Rio Arriba County

Los Alamos County and local tourism partners recognized Oct. 27 at the New Mexico Hospitality Association’s 2026 TopHAT Awards ceremony are, from left, Patrick Moore, Bradbury Science Museum; Ellyn Felton, Los Alamos County; Anita Barela, Los Alamos County; Sonia Ruiz, Wingate by Wyndham; Melanie Pena, Discover Los Alamos; Scott, Sandra

By Rodd Cayton — Corraleños interested in learning about water rights are invited to a Nov. 4 presentation at Village Council Chambers, 4324 Corrales Road. Stephanie Russo Baca and Rin Tara of the Utton Center at UNM Law School will give the briefing on general water rights, then answer questions

By Rodd Cayton — Wanna help build New Mexico’s largest compost pile? A new multi-jurisdictional initiative may make that happen. Bernalillo County Public Works and District 5 Commissioner Eric Olivas are partnering with the Ciudad Soil and Water Conservation District to provide free organic waste disposal at the East Mountain

Neither the state Environment Department nor a hearing officer is willing to make an official call on its unrealistic timeline.

Items for Northern Briefs may be submitted by sending them to jgarcia@riograndesun.com Submissions must be received no later than noon Monday for publication that week. Library Events The Española Public Library will host a Halloween Get-Together from 4-6 p.m. Thursday (10/29) at the Lucero Center, which will feature trick-or-treating, community

A New World screwworm infestation in an Otero County beef cow has prompted livestock movement restrictions within a 12.5-mile zone. Ranchers must obtain inspections and movement certificates, while restrictions are expected to last at least 84 days. Officials urged owners to monitor livestock and pets for untreated wounds, maggots and

This opinion essay argues that the upcoming midterm elections represent more than a referendum on gas prices or presidential approval. It frames the contest as a fundamental choice between limited government and free-market capitalism and a progressive socialist agenda, examining immigration, energy, Iran, fraud, DEI, and Islamism while warning of

ROSWELL, N.M. — For the No. 2-ranked Moriarty Pintos, Friday night’s regular-season finale against New Mexico Military Institute is strictly about taking care of business. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at the NMMI Football Field in Roswell, where Moriarty (7-2) aims to cap its regular season by locking down

The Lady’Dogs soccer team advance to the quarterfinals.

'We had a house, and then we didn't': San Juan County flood victims begin long road to recovery Albuquerque Journal

Arrest leads to discovery of more than 100 cats inside bus in university area Albuquerque Journal

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has explained why she told the state transportation secretary to seek other ways to deter suicides than higher railings at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, arguing the $8 million project would undermine the bridge’s...

By Dustin Armendariz Headlight Staff Former city of Deming community services director and candidate for mayor Alexi Jackson was arrested earlier this...

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KVIA) -- Police arrested the former venue manager of the Rio Grande Theatre in Las Cruces for allegedly serving alcohol to a 19-year-old woman and sexually assaulting a teenage girl. The Las Cruces Police Department said 33-year-old Christopher Lininger was arrested on Thursday. He has been charged

Lady Dogs volleyball loses to Portales on the road on Thursday night.

Santa Fe, N.M. – NM House Democratic leadership announced plans to honor Dolores Huerta’s legacy in Dawson, New Mexico during the upcoming legislative session. House leaders plan to fund a study through the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs and in consultation with Huerta’s family to determine the best way

Democrat state House candidate Raul Turrieta is facing scrutiny after a preserved recording from a March “No Kings” protest captured him on a hot mic appearing to joke about driving around a Silver City park and “run[ning] over people” — moments before realizing the Facebook Live broadcast was apparently still

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Independent trash haulers who contract with a Grant County municipality will receive a discount on fees at the landfi...

[caption id="attachment_109404" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Delia deVer speaks during Tuesday’s meeting of the Si...

Editor's note: This article has been updated with the accomplices' correct ages. LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KVIA) -- A 42-year-old man pleaded guilty to beating his former partner with a bat and robbery, the Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday. The Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office said Kurtis Allan Dale

EDGEWOOD, N.M. — Following years of mounting crash numbers and community outcry over dangerous traffic conditions, the New Mexico Department of Transportation has formally moved ahead with plans to build a single-lane roundabout at the intersection of New Mexico 333 and New Mexico 217. The decision follows an initial round

EL PASO, TX (KVIA-tv) – For decades, the so-called "4% rule" has helped guide retirees on how much they can safely withdraw from their nest egg each year. But new findings discussed on KVIA’s “Smart Money” segment suggest that a more personalized approach could lead to better outcomes for today’s

Commissioners established a community monitoring committee that will help provide answers to the public about Project Jupiter.

The trophies are nice and the championships are worth celebrating, but Shawn Silva’s greatest reward from nearly three decades of teaching high school band has little to do with where his students finish in a competition. It's what they learn...

Those interested in partying over Halloween weekend have an additional resource in their efforts to keep things safe. The “Take a Ride on Us” program returns for the holiday, offering up to 2,500 discounted Uber rides to area residents. Anyone interested in participating may open the app, go to “vouchers,”

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — In Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights, an area known for its high-value homes and good schools, middle-income workers can find themselves priced out of living near the communities they serve. On Oct. 27, the Bernalillo County Commission approved two ordinances sponsored by Commissioner Walt Benson granting

Pat Davis, New Mexico Political Report — An Albuquerque megachurch whose pastor has a long history of endorsing conservative candidates is once again testing the IRS’ prohibition on nonprofits engaging in politics by telling congregants of his Legacy Church to vote for Gregg Hull and Greg Cunningham, Republicans ru nning

Pat Davis, New Mexico Political Report — An Albuquerque megachurch whose pastor has a long history of endorsing conservative candidates is once again testing the IRS’ prohibition on nonprofits engaging in politics by telling congregants of his Legacy Church to vote for Gregg Hull and Greg Cunningham, Republicans ru nning

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — In Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights, an area known for its high-value homes and good schools, middle-income workers can find themselves priced out of living near the communities they serve. On Oct. 27, the Bernalillo County Commission approved two ordinances sponsored by Commissioner Walt Benson granting

By Rodd Cayton — The name “Corrales Arts Center” contains certain implications. Charlene Spiegel is happy to dispel two of them and correct a third. “You don’t have to live in Corrales (to be a member),” Spiegel, president of the organization, told the Corrales Comment. “You don’t have to be

Kurt Johnson, General Manager and Executive Editor of the Las Cruces Bulletin, highlights local sports stories.

The thunderstorm arrived while Albert Casillas and Caleb Rey were hiking, turning an outdoor adventure into an unexpected race for safety. Caleb was still a boy, perhaps 10 or 11, and the two were exploring a trail when the weather suddenly...

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library has books, of course. But it also has sewing machines, 3D printers, laser cutters, baking pans and enough activities to fill a calendar with 30 programs every week. What it doesn't have is enough space. That...

Thanks to the one-two trick-or-treat of Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos hitting this Saturday and Sunday, this weekend is one of the busiest holidays of the year for getting out. Earlier in this very issue, Sara Atenci0-Gonzales gave us a beautiful rundown of the significance of Dia de Los

Las Vegas First is kicking off the 2026 “Cross the Bridge” holiday shopping promotion, a shop-local campaign the organization has hosted for about 20 years. The promotion runs November 1 through December 31 and rewards residents for keeping their holiday spending at independent, locally owned businesses. How it works Save