Albuquerque – Just before 10 PM on Thursday, September 3, officers with the Albuquerque Police Department were dispatched to the area near the Chase Bank at 111 Coors Blvd. NW in response to a shooting. Upon arrival, APD officers located a male who had sustained at least one gunshot wound.

Albuquerque – Just before 5:25 PM, officers with the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) were called to reports of a stabbing in progress near Interstate 40 and Louisiana Boulevard. While officers were en route, they were advised that the injured person had possibly been dragged by an unknown vehicle. The individual

National parks draw hundreds of millions of visitors and billions in economic activity, yet face a $24 billion maintenance backlog and severe staffing cuts. Sherry Robinson argues that diverting National Park Service recreation fees to presidential “beautification” projects, while reducing park operations funding, threatens safety, accessibility, conservation, and the rangers

This opinion column supports the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would require greater financial transparency from members of Congress, and questions Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez’s opposition to it. The writer also critiques her positions on student debt, college tuition and immigration, arguing that Republican candidate Martin Zamora would better represent

Alamogordo's volleyball team struggled with Artesia and Silver over the past week. The post Artesia volleyball sweeps Alamogordo appeared first on Alamogordo News .

Carlsbad Police Department arrest records from Aug. 18-24 report arrests involving warrants, failure to appear, shoplifting, trespassing, battery against household members, DUI, reckless driving, weapons and stolen property. A fugitive from justice and disorderly conduct arrests were also recorded, along with a juvenile trespassing arrest. All suspects are presumed innocent

Post position drawings for the All American Futurity and Derby made Thursday, Sept. 3 at the Downs at Albuquerque. The post $3 Million All American Futurity features four fillies appeared first on Alamogordo News .

Police release body cam and drone footage of the 17 hour ordeal

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Republicans have accused Rep. Andrea Romero (D-Santa Fe) of misusing taxpayer dollars and want her to resign from her seat. This, after she had a crisis in her private job and used a public relations firm that taxpayers paid for to help her deal with

New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has joined emergency petitions alleging state agencies violated due process in approving aspects of Oracle's Project Jupiter data center.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The man accused of destroying Flock cameras in Rio Rancho is back behind bars, facing similar charges in Bernalillo County. Deputies arrested 44-year-old Jevon Martinez outside Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office downtown headquarters on Wednesday, after they said he removed 10 Flock cameras and put them in

A KOB poll found adults in New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District oppose Project Jupiter by 21 points. The post Poll shows strong opposition to Project Jupiter in southern New Mexico appeared first on KOB 4 .

"I can’t help but wonder where the Republican Party of New Mexico would be if we got rid of the excuses." - Steven V. McCutcheon II The post We’ll play the hand we’re dealt appeared first on Ruidoso News .

In this Kenny's Got the Score, we're talking about the Lobo football season being less than two days away with a game against Central Michigan this Saturday at University Stadium. The post Kenny’s Got the Score | Sept. 3 appeared first on KOB 4 .

A collection of arrests and reports by the Ruidoso Police Department from the week of Aug. 23-29. The post Ruidoso police blotter: Aug. 23-29 appeared first on Ruidoso News .

RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.M. (KVIA) -- Some of Ruidoso Downs Race Track's events will move to a track near Dallas, according to a news release. Ruidoso Downs Race Track & Casino said the following events will move to Grand Prairie, Texas: Quarter Horse Racing Triple Crown Series, the All-American Super Select

From drought to screwworm to rising costs to foreign beef imports, New Mexico ranchers are dealing with a series of challenges.

A former Cibola High School teacher in Albuquerque is accused of grooming students and engaging in sexual relationships with them after they turned 18, leading to a lawsuit against the school district.

APD investigating a pedestrian-involved crash on Louisiana Blvd

CABQ donates new mural to Balloon Fiesta Park

The Frijoles Fire burn scar, spanning over 15,000 acres in Santa Fe County, is raising concerns about potential flooding and polluted runoff.

BCSO arrests man after stealing 10 Flock cameras

A surge of monsoon moisture moving into New Mexico will bring an increase in rain and thunderstorm chances Friday and through Labor Day weekend. Temperatures will stay warm across the state. Dew points are increasing across southwest New Mexico Thursday afternoon as monsoon moisture streams into the state. That is

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department is investigating a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian at the I-40 off-ramp to Louisiana near Lomas. Officers were sent to the area around 6:30 p.m. They said it was reported that the pedestrian may have been dragged by a vehicle.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque officials broke ground on the first of eight new solar projects across the city on Thursday. The first project is underway at the Eastside Animal Shelter in partnership with the company Sustainability Partners. Officials said the move is part of an ongoing effort to move

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – September is Suicide Awareness Month, and the Santa Fe Public Library is stepping up and teaching residents how to spot and prevent suicidal ideation. Next Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., staff will host a free hour-long online class on the common causes and warning signs of

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A sentencing date has been set for the former state lawmaker who swindled millions of dollars from Albuquerque Public Schools. Last month, a federal jury convicted Sheryl Williams Stapleton of fraud and money laundering after she and Joseph Johnson funneled money into Johnson's robotics company. On

A surge of monsoon moisture moving into New Mexico will bring an increase in rain and thunderstorm chances Friday and through Labor Day weekend. Temperatures will stay warm across the state. Dew points are increasing across southwest New Mexico Thursday afternoon as monsoon moisture streams into the state. That is

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A vibrant new mural made its debut at Balloon Fiesta Park on Thursday. Billow Outside the Box is a gift by local artist Molly Mendenhal. She said the new design features imagery inspired by New Mexico's diverse plants and wildlife. She promised that guests will recognize

Putts N Pints at the corner of San Mateo Boulevard and McLeod Road in northeast Albuquerque is now open at the exact location where the beloved Putt-Putt Golf and Games closed in 2017. The post Mini golf fans celebrate as Putts N Pints launches at old Putt-Putt spot appeared first

Two Albuquerque police officers were involved in a crash in the northwest part of the city Thursday. No one suffered serious injuries. The post 2 APD officers involved in NW Albuquerque crash appeared first on KOB 4 .

Albuquerque police are investigating a crash that left one person in critical condition and led officers to detain several people. The post Albuquerque police investigate pedestrian crash near I-40 appeared first on KOB 4 .

New Mexico expects health insurance premiums to rise by up to 30% and says 89,000 Medicaid recipients could lose coverage under new rules. The post Health insurance premiums in New Mexico could rise up to 30% appeared first on KOB 4 .

Three New Mexico Tech students built a spider-inspired sensor that won NASA's Best Innovation Award and could help protect astronauts on the moon. The post New Mexico Tech students build spider-inspired sensor appeared first on KOB 4 .

Albuquerque lawmakers push to reform CYFD after twins suffered repeated abuse, including a fracture, missed medical care, and being left in a hot car. The post Why lawmakers say the case of infants left in a hot car at Dirty Bourbon was preventable appeared first on KOB 4 .

In this Love 4 ABQ segment with Visit Albuquerque we’re talking about what you can do this Labor Day weekend around the city. The post Love 4 ABQ: Labor Day weekend events appeared first on KOB 4 .

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A new Decision 2026 poll shows a tight race in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, with Rep. Gabe Vasquez at 46% and Greg Cunningham at 43%. KOB 4 reported the poll results in the contest between Democratic Rep. Gabe Vasquez and Republican candidate Greg Cunningham for New

PNM crews spent the week in the International District removing shoes hanging on power lines. The post PNM crews remove 100+ of shoes from power lines in International District appeared first on KOB 4 .

Albuquerque police said they spent hours trying to help Sean Omara before SWAT officers shot and killed him outside his westside apartment. The post APD releases details in deadly police shooting at apartment complex appeared first on KOB 4 .

The city red-tagged a Golden Pride after an inspection found more than 10 safety violations. The post Golden Pride on Lomas red-tagged by city after inspection appeared first on KOB 4 .

A recharge monsoon is moving into New Mexico and could bring the best rain chances Friday while hot weather holds on through Labor Day weekend. The post Monsoon brings rain chances to New Mexico on Thursday and Friday appeared first on KOB 4 .

A lean, bright‑eyed, heart‑on‑his‑sleeve boy who has worked so hard to grow into the confident, silly, lovable companion he is today. The post Pet of the Week: Linkin’ Bark appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Post position drawings for the All American Futurity and Derby made Thursday, Sept. 3 at the Downs at Albuquerque. The post $3 Million All American Futurity features four fillies appeared first on Ruidoso News .

"The credibility of this committee is of the utmost importance, and unfortunately, recent events have jeopardized that," the Republicans said.

Battery occurred not far from Rio Rancho dispensary

State officials are pressing Los Alamos National Laboratory to accelerate the removal of radioactive waste stored above ground, citing safety concerns and proposing a 2028 deadline for its transfer to a federal facility.

Lane closed near Paseo and 4th street while crews mop up brush fire

Judge postpones sentencing hearing of two teens, Engelking and Garcia, as members of the victim's family became upset after being forced to sit in the hallway.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For months, people in Albuquerque have been able to walk through what's normally the Rio Grande. "We had to stop our diversions from the river in April, which is earlier than we've ever have to before, and it's been dry for longer than anybody that I

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – While it may be a sigh of relief seeing more water in the Rio Grande, experts tracking the river's ecosystem said the situation is more dire than people might think. "The river has basically been dry in Albuquerque since June 4th of this year, so that's

A release of 650 million gallons from Abiquiu Reservoir sent water back through the Rio Grande bed in Albuquerque for about three days. The post Temporary water flow returns to Rio Grande after Abiquiu Reservoir release appeared first on KOB 4 .

A judge denied the New Mexico Forward Party’s emergency request to keep its petitions alive for state Senate and state auditor candidates. The post New Mexico Forward Party loses court battle to appear on ballot appeared first on KOB 4 .

Albuquerque – Jevon Martinez has recently gained international attention for his recent arrests in New Mexico because he single handedly taking down Flock cameras from in and around Bernalillo county. He is also taking down other branded automatic license plate readers (ALPR) from within in the cities of Rio Rancho

The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to overturn a lower court and allow it to enforce a U.S. Postal Service rule restricting mail-in voting. The trial judge, Indira Talwani of the U.S. District of Massachusetts, prejudged the rule before it was final when she issued a

Somos Un Pueblo Unido, a New Mexico immigrant advocacy organization, on Thursday launched an online platform seeking to connect foreign-born residents with a variety of state workforce development programs aimed at connecting workers with industries that need them.

Shiprock students thought they were attending a typical pep rally—until one of their own walked into the gym. The emotional homecoming inspiring an entire community.

Zachary Babitz sentenced to life in prison after killing an 83-year-old man

MOUNTAINAIR, N.M. (KRQE) – The Chief of Mountainair's emergency medical service, Joshua Lewis, is on leave after being suspected of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old while he was working at the Estancia Municipal School District. Lewis is facing two counts of criminal sexual penetration of a minor. According to court documents,

Republican lawmakers say state Rep. Andrea Romero, D-N.M., should step down as chair of the New Mexico Survivors Truth Commission and from the Legislature after questions about taxpayer money. The post Calls grow for state lawmaker to resign from Epstein commission amid ethics controversy appeared first on KOB 4 .

"Nobody will give us freedom," Steinem told a massive crowd at the University of New Mexico in 1973. "We have to take it."

One group, Las Cumbres Community Services, was granted a total of $110,000 for various services, including legal navigation.

New Mexico Senate Minority Leader Bill Sharer (R-Farmington) on Thursday called on the state lawmaker leading the state’s commission dedicated to investigating Jeffrey Epstein’s activities in New Mexico to resign. He added that he has asked the State Ethics Commission to investigate.

Major quarter horse racing events moving to Lone Star Park in 2027

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission Lower Rio Grande Bureau has secured nearly $20 million to recharge groundwater, modernize aging infrastructure, and restore habitat for native wildlife. The bureau will use the funding for five different projects across Doña Ana and Sierra counties. The funding was

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - This edition of the Black and Yellow Report looks at the fallout from New Mexico United’s 2-1 loss to San Antonio FC, which snapped the team’s historic 13-game unbeaten streak. Sports Director Van Tate sits down with head coach Dennis Sanchez to discuss the loss and

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Ruidoso Downs will move the Quarter Horse Racing Triple Crown Series, the All-American Super Select Sale and its Hall of Fame to Texas in 2027. The post Horse racing moving from Ruidoso to Texas following series of natural disasters appeared first on KOB 4 .

State Rep. Andrea Romero resigned from her job at the office Monday after the state attorney general declared it unlawful.

The owners of the Ruidoso Downs Race Track and Casino have announced that Triple Crown races and other operations will be moving to Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2027. According to a press release issued Thursday, Sept. 3, racetrack owners Johnny and Jana Trotter have “agreed on a framework” with Global

The owners of the Ruidoso Downs Race Track and Casino have announced that Triple Crown races and other operations will be moving to Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2027. According to a press release issued Thursday, Sept. 3, racetrack owners Johnny and Jana Trotter have “agreed on a framework” with Global

New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard on Thursday shot down a Canadian company’s pitch to build a solar-powered data center at Spaceport America. A number of New Mexico county commissions — including the one in Sierra County, where Spaceport is located — have approved data center moratoria

RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.M. (KRQE) – Ruidoso Downs Race Track & Casino announced on Thursday that the Triple Crown Series, which includes the Ruidoso Futurity, Rainbow Futurity, and All-American Futurity, is moving to Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2027. The agreement between Ruidoso Downs owners Johnny and Jana Trotter and Global Gaming

Mountainair’s emergency medical services chief is on leave after he was accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl who babysat his children. The post Mountainair EMS chief accused of raping teen girl appeared first on KOB 4 .

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The owners of the Ruidoso Downs Race Track and Casino have announced that Triple Crown races and other operations will be moving to Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2027. According to a press release issued Thursday, Sept. 3, racetrack owners Johnny and Jana Trotter have “agreed on a framework” with Global

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A now-former Silver High School teacher was arrested Wednesday morning on felony charges of possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material...

A Wyoming woman accused of shooting her 11-month-old son two days before Christmas will serve at least 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to a m...

Jevon Martinez was arrested Wednesday after allegedly showing up to the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday with a pickup full of dismantled Flock Safety cameras. Martinez reportedly claimed he was returning the devices days after Sheriff John Allen cancelled contracts with the controversial company.

Women on parole report higher rates of housing instability, poor health and serious mental health and substance use disorders than men on parole and women who weren’t on parole, according to a new analysis from the nonpartisan think tank Council on Criminal Justice. For people leaving prison, parole is a

Federal prosecutors have charged U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Christian Castro with making false statements about the shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in Minneapolis Jan. 14, the New York Times reported Thursday, citing an unnamed person familiar with the case. The Times reported that the indictment will be unsealed

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said earlier this year he’d “do anything necessary to make sure we have honest elections” this fall, declining to rule out sending the National Guard or federal law enforcement officers to polling locations throughout the country. Those comments came a few months after Trump casually

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Thursday announced his support for two legal challenges to the Project Jupiter data center pending before the state Supreme Court, contending that state agencies shirked their responsibility to the public to accommodate Project Jupiter’s developers.

A texting trend sending "compliments" to students has prompted warnings from at least one school district after families reported the messages to administrators.

An unusual find keeps showing up on the shoreline of Lake Erie in Dunkirk, New York.

A federal judge handed a life sentence – plus 26 years – to a person who admitted to killing a man after carjacking him in Santa Fe. The post Man gets life in prison for deadly 2024 crime spree in New Mexico appeared first on KOB 4 .

Ruidoso Warrior volleyball team won one, lost one over the week. The post Flat performance sinks Ruidoso volleyball appeared first on Ruidoso News .

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The high court ruled Thursday attempts by Democrats to fill two ballot vacancies with replacement candidates came too late.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The Albuquerque Police Department held a news conference on Thursday to release details on an officer-involved shooting on August 11, 2026 that left one person dead. Officers responded to an apartment on Cibola Loop several times, with a man saying homeless people were trying to get

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Camels are coming back to El Morro National Monument in Ramah this month. The monument is hosting a two-day camel extravaganza on Saturday, September 12, and Sunday, September 13, to commemorate the 1857 U.S. Camel Corps, which traveled on the towering cliff face of El

The Trump administration has stalled a study that would help identify industries dumping harmful PFAS chemicals in wastewater, two former officials say. The data could help inform new limits on PFAS. Forever chemicals are linked to health issues like cancer and developmental delays in children. They are widespread and hard

SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KVIA) -- A roadway project will start on NM 273 in Sunland Park on Sept. 10, the New Mexico Department of Transportation said. The $5.2 million investment will span five miles of NM 273. NMDOT said it will include milling and repaving of the existing road. Crews

At issue are permission for an emergency well for the data center and a pause in the process for obtaining an air quality permit.

Candelaria, an attorney and former state senator, has filed complaints against both Rep. Andrea Romero and District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Delta Dental of New Mexico has partnered with the Touro College of Dental Medicine to bring support to rural areas of the state, where dental care may be hard to access. Delta Dental of New Mexico awarded a $10,000 grant to Touro College of Dental Medicine

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union and the nonprofit organization, ARNIA Foundation, have partnered to award $20,000 to educators throughout the state as part of their enrichEd Classroom Grant Program. The program helps educators bring financial literacy and wellness lessons to the classroom. The ARNIA Foundation will

The most recent update on the conditions of the Sunset Fire, three miles west of Arabela. The post Sunset Fire climbs to 80% containment appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Capitan football suffered a heartbreaking 21-20 loss at Santa Fe Indian after a late touchdown followed a controversial targeting call. The post Capitan football drops narrow loss to Santa Fe Indian appeared first on Ruidoso News .

TULAROSA, N.M. (KVIA) -- For the first time in her life, Hootie the owl is flying free. She was recently released to the wild at Floren Family Farms in Tularosa, New Mexico -- not far from where she was found as a helpless little owlette under a pine tree. Hootie

SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KVIA) -- Rock musician Rick Springfield will perform at Sunland Park Casino Sept. 18, the casino announced Wednesday. Fans of Springfield can see him play live starting at 8 p.m. He will headline a one-night-only outdoor show. The casino said the concert will take place outside the

By Miles Barth El Rito Media Hoof prints mark the decimated garden next to Genevieve Baca’s Ojo Caliente home. Baca, 53, spent the summer cultivating the garden but eight cows have been grazing, sleeping and watering in and around the trailer park in which she resides, since Aug 4. They

New Mexico Democrats have lost their effort to place replacement candidates on the November ballot in two state House districts after the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the party missed a clear statutory deadline. The divided decision, with Justice Michael Vigil dissenting, leaves Republican candidates unopposed in House

On Sunday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspections Service approved the release of Eunice’s New World screwworm infested zone status, which has been the only infested zone in New Mexico. The post USDA Lifts Eunice Screwworm Infested Zone After Nearly Three Months appeared first on Carlsbad

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — The 2026 New Mexico State Fair is taking place September 10 - 20 at Expo New Mexico. This year's features the classic state fair favorites and some new twists for attendees to enjoy. This year's fair is Route 66 themed and Expo New Mexico General Manager

SANTA TERESA, N.M. (KVIA) -- New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez announced Thursday that the state Department of Justice filed responses supporting two emergency petitions before the state Supreme Court. NMDOJ argued that state agencies cut corners on legally required processes to accommodate the Project Jupiter data center. Project Jupiter

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Albuquerque’s cracked, dry stretch of the Rio Grande got wet again Thursday, as a one-time water release made its way downriver — though the […]

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Ten Flock Safety cameras sat stacked in the bed of a Rio Rancho man’s pickup after he admittedly removed them and livestreamed the act […]

By Rodd Cayton, The Paper.– The main theme of the Sept. 3 burial service at Fairview Memorial Park was that everyone matters. Robert Noblin, speaking at the Bernalillo County annual […]

By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The Española City Council’s approval of more renovations at Ranchitos Park will please people who play baseball, basketball and pickleball. Those who play tennis may not love the project. The council unanimously approved the $875,000 Capital Outlay-funded renovation project at the Aug. 25 regular

By Glen RosalesSpecial to the SUN There is no time like the present for local high school football teams to get a little healthier, and perhaps squeeze in a few more wins in heading to the season’s third week. Española Valley at Bernalillo 7 p.m. Friday The honeymoon period for

By Glen RosalesSpecial to the SUN For most of the local high school football teams, it was a rough second week of the season, with all but one team losing. Portales 58, Española Valley 6 For just over a quarter, the host Sundevils (1-1) were giving the Rams quite a

By Glen RosalesSpecial to the SUN If ever a program needed a breath of fresh air, Pojoaque Valley High School boys soccer was it. The team went 1-38 combined over the last two seasons and coaching change was made, as 1994 Pojoaque alum David Mowry takes over the Elks, bringing

By Glen RosalesSpecial to the SUN Two wins may not seem like much, but when coming off a winless season in which the Pojoaque Valley High School girls soccer team did not even score, last season was a tremendous success. So going 2-16-1 while scoring nine goals and being more

By Miles Barth El Rito Media Jacob Torres is on a mission and hopes his 6,000 corms take Under the shade of a tree planted by his great-great-grandfather, Jacob Torres, of Española, strategized with a handful of volunteers on Aug. 14, to determine the best way to sow 6,000 saffron

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from Aug. 26, 2026 – Aug. 30, 2026. Aug. 26 3:41 a.m. Information Report, Paseo del Pueblo Sur — Caller said his debit card was stolen the...

Cloudcroft volleyball split its weekend at the Hatch Valley Red or Green Tournament. The post Cloudcroft volleyball remains even at Hatch tourney appeared first on Alamogordo News .

More than 50 progressive organizations and 1,400 New Mexico residents signed a petition this week to state leaders and both gubernatorial nominees urging them to consider buying a stake in the state’s largest electric provider. Both gubernatorial nominees have stopped short of endorsing the idea.

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Ten Flock Safety cameras sat stacked in the bed of a Rio Rancho man’s pickup after he admittedly removed them and livestreamed the act online. Now, he faces felony charges and says the removal was a political statement. Deputies stopped Jevon Martinez, 44, yesterday,

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Albuquerque’s cracked, dry stretch of the Rio Grande got wet again Thursday, as a one-time water release made its way downriver — though the agencies behind it are clear this is a science project, not a fix. The Water Authority and a coalition of

Evening football games are hoped to become a luminary tradition

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — When Burqueños look at local and federal crime reports, they might be surprised to find that Washington and City Hall disagree on exactly how […]

The Trump administration has announced that it is planning to start excavation work on a memorial arch in Washington over the next two weeks.

Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton and Oprah Winfrey are among a slew of politicians, celebrities, writers and activists who are lauding Gloria St…

The deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial has gone home again without a verdict.

Gloria Steinem, the most visible symbol and potent voice of the U.S. women’s movement in the ’60s and ’70s and a fierce advocate for feminist …

A former Justice Department pardon attorney who says she was fired after she refused to recommend the restoration of actor Mel Gibson’s gun ri…

A New Mexico Gas Company crew was repairing a leak in a gas line beneath the southbound lanes of Paseo del Pueblo Sur Thursday afternoon (Sept. 3).

The owners of the Ruidoso Downs Race Track and Casino have announced that Triple Crown races and other operations will be moving to Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2027. According to a press release issued Thursday, Sept. 3, racetrack owners Johnny and Jana Trotter have “agreed on a framework” with Global

Spencer FordinAlamogordo Newssfordin@elritomedia.com When you chat with David Greenwald about archaeology, he doesn’t describe the field as a passion, an area of expertise or a career that he’s spent decades pursuing. For Greenwald, the president and founder of the Jornada Research Institute, his work is much more than that. “Archaeology,

Description of upcoming community event, suicide awarenesss The post Alamogordo citizens seek to erase stigma surrounding suicide appeared first on Alamogordo News .

This story was originally reported by Jennifer Gerson of The 19th. Meet Jennifer and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Gloria Steinem, one of the leaders of second-wave feminism and a feminist thought leader for generations, has died at the age of 92. In a career

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — When Burqueños look at local and federal crime reports, they might be surprised to find that Washington and City Hall disagree on exactly how many people were murdered in Albuquerque last year. We wanted to know why that is and we found that even

Ralph Miranda, 34, was able to climb the inner fence of the recreation yard and eventually make his way on to the roof of the building. The post LCSO: Man escaped jail by jumping from roof appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Gather this weekend at the Ruidoso Convention Center for the 35th-annual All American Gun & Southwest Living Expo on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 5-6. The post 35th annual All American Gun & Southwest Living Expo coming to Ruidoso appeared first on Ruidoso News .

Automated license plate readers aren’t going away, just changing brands

Yup. You heard right. It’s Labor Day Weekend. For some, it means you can’t wear white anymore for some reason. For others, it means the last-gasp three-day weekend of summer […]

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – New Mexico’s desert landscape may not look like traditional wine country, but for Lescombes Family Vineyards, the state’s hot days and cool nights are […]

Events kick off 2 p.m. Thursday, bringing lots of visitors to Durango

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that neither Matthew Wayne Herman nor Anthony Allison will appear on the November ballot, siding with county clerks in Sandoval and San Juan counties and closing out a two-week legal fight over how late a political party can

Wheeler CowperthwaiteFor the Alamogordo News A Tularosa man is wanted on a nationwide warrant charging him with attempted manufacturing of child porn and attempted distribution of child porn. Alamogordo Police Det. Chyenne Bunker filed for the warrant for Joshua Mead’s arrest on Aug. 25, two years after the incident was

Wheeler CowperthwaiteFor the Alamogordo News A district judge dismissed an aggravated battery charge against an Alamogordo man last week after finding there wasn’t probable cause to support the charge. District Judge Stephen Ochoa ordered Kristopher George, 28, released following an Aug. 24 preliminary and dangerousness hearing. “At the conclusion of

Do you have an event you’d like to include in the Alamogordo Community Calendar? We’re also interested in events in Tularosa, Cloudcroft, and Holloman Air Force Base. Send your information to calendar@alamogordonews.com. Thursday, September 3 Dunes Discovery Morning Hike – 7:30 a.m. A 45–60-minute guided hike. No reservations are required,

CLOVIS, N.M. (KRQE) – Construction on a new passenger terminal at the Clovis Regional Airport is currently underway. The new 20,000 square-foot building will be designed to meet the increased travel they've seen. The expansion will improve passenger flow and security screening, while adding over 90 public parking spaces and

Events kick off 2 p.m. Thursday, bringing lots of visitors to Durango

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — New Mexico’s strategy to move beyond a mostly oil and gas and national labs-driven economy got a big boost this week with the start […]

Editor's Note: This article has been updated to clarify the process for the redevelopment for the New Mexico State Fairgrounds. Thursday's Top Stories Thursday's Five Facts [1] NM officials to begin search for developers for the state fairgrounds - State leaders have looked at how to redevelop the state fairgrounds,

By Kevin Hendricks Corrales’ “Not-So-Rapid-Transit” tractor wagons roll again this month as the Corrales Harvest Festival returns for its 41st year, running Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 26-27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the village. The Kiwanis Club of Corrales Foundation, a nonprofit run entirely by unpaid board and

Federal officials have lifted the New World screwworm quarantine around Eunice nearly three months after New Mexico’s only confirmed case was found in a dog. Surveillance found no additional cases, though officials urge residents near active cases in Juárez, Mexico, to remain vigilant, monitor animal wounds and report suspected infestations

The Carlsbad Cavemen open their 2026 home football schedule Friday, Sept. 4, against the Lovington Wildcats at Ralph Bowyer Cavemen Stadium. Carlsbad enters 2-0 behind quarterback Marley Munoz, running back Brock Wright and standout linebacker Colton McKibben, while Lovington counters with quarterback Miguel Perez and receiver Jude Madrid. Kickoff is

This opinion argues that the Stop Insider Trading Act is a reasonable measure requiring greater financial transparency from members of Congress. It questions Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez’s opposition to the bill, highlights the growth of her disclosed net worth, and criticizes her positions on student debt, tuition, immigration and other

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) - Very spotty rain pockets are present in southwestern parts of New Mexico with hardly any clouds for most with seasonable temperatures. Mostly clear skies, drier conditions aloft, and calm winds have left chilly temperatures behind in northern areas with pockets of high humidity, while areas to

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Corrales runners will lace up for a milestone this month: the 30th annual Corrales Ditch Run winds along the village’s dirt acequias and tree-lined ditch banks Sunday, Sept. 13, with Sandia Mountain views built into every stride. Race day kicks off with the 10K at

By Rodd Cayton For some, Labor Day Weekend is a chance to relax at home with burgers and hot dogs, honoring the progress of the American labor movement. For others, […]

For Carol Dee Huneke, owner of the vibrant and welcoming fine art gallery Carol Dee’s Art Joint, becoming an artist came through personal transformation.

By Rodd Cayton For some, Labor Day Weekend is a chance to relax at home with burgers and hot dogs, honoring the progress of the American labor movement. For others, it’s an opportunity to turn the extra day off into a special end-of-summer adventure. Those in the Albuquerque area will

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Labor Day weekend in Rio Rancho comes with an unusual problem: too many good options. The Events Center hosts back-to-back major shows Friday and Sunday, while local markets, a green chile festival, a Placitas blues concert and a comedy legend fill the rest of the

Citing inflation and rising health care costs, the New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance on Tuesday announced that it had approved a 24.4% average premium increase on BeWell, the state’s health insurance marketplace, established by the 2010 Affordable Care Act. The increase is higher than the nationwide median

Alexii Carey, 50, of Durango, grinds the lip of a bowl Tuesday at Durango Skate Park. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald) Alexii Carey, 50, of Durango, performs tricks Tuesday at Durango Skate Park. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald) Alexii Carey, 50, of Durango, grinds...

With her trademark streaked, straight hair parted down the middle and large aviator glasses, Steinem, co-founder of Ms. Magazine, was a hugely…

“Rising health care costs and inflation are continuing to affect consumers nationwide and New Mexico is no different,” Superintendent of Insurance Alice Kane said in a statement.

The findings also highlight problems with the state’s practices for placing vulnerable children in its care in foster homes.

The Paper. – 13 new special shapes pilots and crews are making plans to join the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta for the first time in 2026. Fiesta officials confirmed this […]

Artesia will begin searching for a new police chief after Kirk Roberts’ July retirement. Interim Chief Pete Quinones, a 21-year department veteran, plans to apply. The city will post the position Sept. 1, with a salary range of $111,363 to $143,748 and new leadership-accreditation requirements. The City Council also denied

Parties responded Wednesday in two New Mexico Supreme Court cases placing key permitting processes for Project Jupiter on hold.

Labor Day emerged from the labor unrest and industrial transformation of the late 19th century, becoming a federal holiday in 1894 after strikes and violence. Though now associated with recreation and seasonal sales, its deeper purpose is honoring workers. Scripture reinforces that purpose, calling for rest, fair wages, humane conditions,

Artesia sports fans selected soccer player and track athlete Alani Escareno as the Artesia Girls Athlete of the Year. Escareno helped Lady Bulldogs make history Escareno helped the Lady Bulldogs to the best season in school history. The 2025 team went 18-4 overall and 6-0 in district play. “I am

A red tailed hawk dines on a rodent while sitting on a side roll irrigation pipe last week in La Plata County. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride A red tailed hawk dines on a rodent while sitting on a side roll...

The project increases security and quality of childcare

The crew of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has streamed into Pattaya, Thailand, as part of the port call after the ship's lengthy de…

Sports scores and upcoming events from around Otero County. The post Otero County Sports Calendar: Scores and Upcoming Events appeared first on Alamogordo News .

Coach Taylor Hardison praised the Cavegirls’ consistency, ball control and teamwork, highlighting Brinley Brantley, Macie Stephens and libero Arianna Garcia. The post Carlsbad Volleyball Sweeps Lovington to Even Season Record at 2-2 appeared first on Carlsbad Current Argus .

By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The Española City Council’s passage of a new ordinance and Memorandum of Understanding during the Aug. 25 regular meeting show how the administration is tackling the city’s finance problems. The vote comes after the city faced a more than $1 million budget deficit headed

By Glen RosalesSpecial to the SUN The fall season got underway for high school athletes as local teams enter non-district competitions looking to build toward district play and possible state tournament appearances. Aug. 25 Pojoaque Valley 3, Gallup 0 The new, well-rounded Elkettes (1-1) offense was on full display in

By Gail Armstrong During the past month, House Republicans have written two letters to the governor requesting she call a special session of the Legislature to provide an opportunity to debate our proposal to repeal the state personal income tax. We believe at a time of expensive gasoline prices and

By Sherry RobinsonAll She Wrote The first national park I ever visited was Carlsbad Caverns, and I doubt the Brownie camera I toted did justice to the underground wonder. My dad, a New Yorker who had loved the West ever since Uncle Sam’s army introduced him to it, took us

By Tom Wright Un hombre del campo: A man of the country. I am referring to State Rep. Martin Zamora and was refreshed to read his opinion piece on the Stop Insider Trading Act (H.R. 7008), which recently passed in the U.S. House of Representatives. Zamora is certainly a man

Judge orders Las Cruces teen held in jail after shooting New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day results for Sept. 2, 2026 Inside the shop uniting Las Cruces skaters Doña Ana County treasurer leaves post for another position

Judge orders Las Cruces teen held in jail after shooting New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day results for Sept. 2, 2026 Inside the shop uniting Las Cruces skaters Doña Ana County treasurer leaves post for another position

First National Bank celebrated 70 years of service with an Aug. 28 anniversary event in Artesia. Founded in 1956, the Alamogordo-based bank now serves Alamogordo, Artesia, Cloudcroft, Tularosa and Ruidoso. Regional market president Richie Hood highlighted the bank’s strong Artesia presence since 2005 and its commitment to community, family and

“Finishing this project and seeing everyone's work is so amazing,” said Carolyn Mitchell, a co-organizer of the Pecos Valley Quilters Color Cues Challenge Installation, which will be on display at the Miniature and Curious Collections Museum until early December.

Investigation remains ongoing

Everything was ready for the big Kiwanis Club Labor Day picnic at Page Park. All stores and other places of business will be closed here on La…

Many fruits can be frozen without blanching. Berries, peaches, cherries and melons freeze well and can be used later in desserts, smoothies or…

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Semi-Quincentennial Commission is calling on organizations statewide to apply for a second round of funding through the Elevate 1776 Sponsors…

Parties disagree on interpretation of vacancy in elections requirements law

Senate Minority Leader Bill Sharer called on Romero not only to step down from the "truth commission" but resign her House seat.

Parties responded Wednesday in two New Mexico Supreme Court cases placing key permitting processes for Project Jupiter on hold.

The city's recent initiatives include a pilot program making the city bus free on Sundays and new bike racks at public parks.

Public comments ask for current issues to be considered ahead of shelter's opening

“Rising health care costs and inflation are continuing to affect consumers nationwide and New Mexico is no different," Superintendent of Insur…

"If you do the math ... that's enough water for about 30,000 New Mexicans," Stansbury said, "enough water to irrigate 2,000 to 3,000 acres of …

Three states this year have enacted laws that require or allow schools to use mobile, wearable, wireless or silent panic alarms to quickly summon emergency responders. The new laws in Illinois, Virginia and West Virginia bring the number of states with such laws to 13, with 10 of them acting

U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury on Wednesday said new information about water usage at the Project Jupiter data center construction site raises “serious concerns” about transparency, and she intends to ask for additional investigation. By Stansbury’s math, the water allotted to Project Jupiter’s construction is enough to grow 2,000 to 3,000

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- An El Paso Fire Department employee allegedly took fuel from an EPFD vehicle to put into his personal vehicles, according to the El Paso County Constable’s Office, Precinct 4. In a news release sent Wednesday, the constable's office said 51-year-old Oscar Maldonado took the fuel

Albuquerque – In a series of live Facebook videos, Jevon Martinez of Rio Rancho, New Mexico, is seen driving around the Bernalillo County proper and taking down Flock Cameras. He stated in the video that he is not stealing them and he will return them to the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s

Tuesday, I had a bad day. I get it, not every day can be rainbows and butterflies. At the end of my night, I was picking up McDonald’s food an…

New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee Chair Rep. Nathan Small (D-Las Cruces) on Wednesday criticized the state’s insurance regulator for approving a steep premium hike for New Mexicans who purchase health coverage on the state’s exchange.

President Donald Trump’s executive order placing new restrictions on mail-in voting would assign state officials a Herculean task to reach compliance before the crucial midterm elections. The order directed the U.S. Postal Service to strictly regulate the envelope design of mail-in ballots and to collect voter data from each state

The FBI is assisting local law enforcement.

Santa Fe Brewing owner Brian Lock said the beer likely will remain available at some locations through the Burning of Zozobra.

With temperatures in the Española Valley regularly reaching the 90s, the staff at the New Mexico Wildlife Center works hard to keep animals co…

The federal prosecutor referred to the state criminal justice system as a "revolving door" that wasn't "getting it done."

The resolution — which was symbolic, rather than carrying any policy impact — also expressed support for the SAVE Act.

Roll out the red carpet — Western New Mexico University is bringing silver-screen glamour to campus the week of Oct. 5-10 for “Hollywood Homecomin...

[caption id="attachment_108167" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Photo by Aaron Rogers for the Daily Press)The staff at the new Peace of Heaven Funeral...

Roswell man Sean Michael Caraska, 37, was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the July shootings of homeless men Andrew Lujan-Huerta and Karl Affsprung. Police found a white pickup and firearm linked to both cases during a search. The investigation continues, including possible connections to other

Goddard, Roswell and Carlsbad High Schools left the Jesus Fierro Invitational with strong performances Saturday, Aug. 29, at Alta Vista Middle School. The post Carlsbad Boys, Roswell Girls Win Divisions at Jesus Fierro Invitational appeared first on Carlsbad Current Argus .

A new housing coalition including homebuilders, lawmakers, nonprofit leaders and state agency officials on Wednesday previewed an agenda for January’s legislative session that includes streamlined zoning, expanded funding options, reduced taxation and increased building in rural areas.

A bear was well hidden up among the branches of a tree outside the Gaslight Twin Cinema on Fifth Street in Durango on Wednesday, prompting local law enforcement to make a police line with yellow caution tape, which drew the...

BERNALILLO — Sandoval County commissioners unanimously approved the acceptance of a $50,000 gra ...

Jury hears testimony from officer, neighbors in case dating to 2024

New Mexico lawmakers recently voiced concerns over transparency and data safety with the use of AI in public schools as 18 local districts and charter schools opt out of the program.

A federal judge on Wednesday denied the New Mexico Forward Party’s request to prevent the secretary of state from enforcing laws the party contends imposes unfairly burdensome requirements for minor party ballot access. The judge's order noted that several of the party’s candidates have since made the ballot, likely rendering

Recently, my partner, Judy, and I celebrated our kitty Lovey’s 11th “adoptiversary.” We’d brought 3-week-old Lovey and her litter home to cudd…

A report released Wednesday by the United Nations Environment Programme reveals that the planet will soon exceed the temperature threshold set…

The Burning of Zozobra, the start of Fiesta de Santa Fe, plays, dancing and more fun in Santa Fe this weekend.

Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area will not open for the 2026-27 winter season after the worst winter in its 40-year history, owners Ellen Miller Goins and Geoff Goins announced in a press release Tuesday. The decision follows a succession...

The Village of Taos Ski Valley Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution at its Aug. 21 regular meeting that gives Village Administrator Henri Hammond-Paul authority to execute contracts worth up to $100,000 — and accept grants of up to $1...

DreamTree’s NEST Resource Center opened inside its overnight crisis shelter in Taos on Friday (Aug. 29), expanding the facility into a one-stop hub where people can seek help regardless of whether they’ve lost housing. The NEST Resource Center...

The Town of Taos voted during a special meeting Thursday (Aug. 27) to implement Phase 3 water restrictions “in response to severe drought conditions, reduced water availability, and increased strain on the Town's municipal water system,” according...

El Crepúsculo Inc., the parent company of the Taos News, and The New Mexican Inc., the owner of its sister paper, The Santa Fe New Mexican, have joined a coalition of nearly 400 newspapers suing Open AI and Microsoft over copyright...

Taos’ iconic, long-shuttered Kachina Lodge has changed hands again, and this time, the owners plan to invest about $15 million into restoring the 65-year-old landmark to its former glory. Kishan Group, a family-owned company that operates and...

The Taos County Commission declared September Suicide Prevention Awareness Month at its regular meeting Tuesday (Sept. 1). Officials also approved a change order to “complete” Phase II renovations at the Taos County Detox Center and recommended a...

Questa students returned to school on Monday (Aug. 21) to the presence of grief counselors and law enforcement following a weekend marked by a reported threat and a female student who died in a car wreck Sunday (Aug. 30). The student, a senior at...

Angel Fire Small Animal Hospital is under new ownership and will operate as Moreno Valley Veterinary Services, combining the clinic’s longtime small-animal practice with large-animal services previously offered through Blue Grama Veterinary...

Staff Reports It’s been a real tough summer for figuring out what foods are safe to eat. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced 26 notices for food products this August alone (not including pet food). Including drugs, that total increased to 46 recalls. That’s a notable increase from August

A Las Vegas man in court for a hearing in a misdemeanor case is now facing a felony charge for comments directed at Judge Christian Montaño during a plea hearing in San Miguel Magistrate Court in August. Jacob R. Valencia, 38, was in custody at the San Miguel County Detention

Kickstart Kafe, located at 148 Bridge St., will close its restaurant this week. The venue will remain available for special events, meetings, and live music concerts. It’s hard to let go of something that has meant so much, but for Jan Beurskens, there is consolation in knowing that closing the

The Carlsbad Cavegirls volleyball team swept Lovington 25-12, 25-14 and 25-10 Tuesday night at Carlsbad High School, improving to 2-0 at home in 2026. The post Cavegirls volleyball is perfect at home appeared first on Carlsbad Current Argus .

Santa Fe Rep. Andrea Romero stepped down after the AG said her DA office job violated state law.

A former New Mexico Republican official addresses the state party with an assessment and advice for the future.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Authorities were responding to a shooting in Minneapolis on Wednesday afternoon with multiple victims, including two police officers, according to officials. The Minneapolis Police Department warned the public to stay away from the area. No additional information...

The judge told them to keep deliberating when they said for a second straight day that they were at an impasse.

The following is a summary of activity at Stray Hearts Animal Shelter from Monday (April 13) through Sunday (April 19). Animals currently in care: 57 Total intakes this week: 8 Transfers this week: 12 Animals in foster: 11 Pounds of food:...

New Mexico homeowners have until Friday (Sept. 4) to apply for financial assistance to repair or replace failing septic systems through the New Mexico Environment Department’s Liquid Waste Disposal Assistance Fund. The deadline marks the final...

The New Mexico Department of Health has issued updated guidance and extended a standing order for the 2026-2027 COVID-19 vaccines, which are expected to start arriving in the state next week, according to a Sept. 1 department press release. The...

The federal government is suing the New Mexico Higher Education Department over a two-decade-old program that provides in-state tuition, scholarships and grants to immigrants who had attended other schools in the state, regardless of their...

Upcoming work requirements contained in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” could mean that roughly one-tenth of all New Mexico Medicaid recipients lose their coverage, leaders of state agencies said in a virtual news conference Monday. Beginning in...

The Town of Taos is warning residents, businesses and applicants to be wary of fraudulent payment requests involving town applications, permits, fees or other municipal services. The town issued the warning Monday (Aug. 31), saying it accepts...

After their October 1912 marriage in Santa Fe, Aldo Leopold and Maria Estella Otero Bergere, also of Luna family heritage, had seven happy months at “Mi Casita,” the Craftsman bungalow Leopold built when serving as Carson National Forest...

A small bus traveling through Taos County each day transports an unlikely group of passengers: Dogs. Dog Bus Taos is a dog transportation and social play service founded by husband and wife, Paul and Alison Martin. Each day, they pick up dogs...

Amid historic dryness, 615 million gallons of water will course through the Rio Grande in Albuquerque this week to help dying vegetation and also provide scientists with data about the ongoing drought.

El Paso, TX (KVIA-TV)-For decades, KVIA has been a trusted source of news, information, and connection for the El Paso and Las Cruces communities. As we celebrate 70 years on the air, Brenda De Anda-Swann, General Manager of KVIA ABC-7, who began working at KVIA in 1998, helps us look

Chevron said Wednesday that it has been assigned additional acreage in the Orinoco Belt, where the company has an established position.

Iranian attacks have targeted U.S. allies across the Gulf as renewed fighting with the United States ended a monthlong lull.

A federal judge in Maryland Wednesday blocked President Donald Trump’s second attempt to redefine birthright citizenship. In a preliminary injunction, U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman barred the Trump administration from carrying out the president’s executive order that would deny citizenship to babies born in the United States to parents deemed

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Musical Theatre Southwest is bringing Come From Away to Albuquerque with a story that focuses less on […]

Roswell man Sean Michael Caraska, 37, was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the July shootings of homeless men Andrew Lujan-Huerta and Karl Affsprung. Police found a white pickup and firearm linked to both cases during a search. The investigation continues, including possible connections to other

The resumption of school in the middle of the outbreak has also raised concerns about transmission in classrooms.

Staff Reports The City of Gallup Water Department will be working on a service repair and will need to shut off water service in order to do their job safely. The outage will affect customers in the following areas: The outage will take place from 9 am to 5 pm.

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández posted updates between September 1-2, addressing constituent engagement efforts, cultural landmarks like Route 66 through New Mexico, and rising fuel costs attributed to international conflict and partisan politics

WASHINGTON— More than 20,000 unaccompanied immigrant youth remain at risk of losing their legal representation, one month after the Trump administration ended a federal contract with an organization that provided legal services to migrant children, advocates and attorneys said Tuesday. Most of those children who initially had attorneys through funding

In Minnesota, an elementary schooler has gone without surgery to treat a rare, life-threatening neck infection that isn’t responding to antibiotics. Another young child can’t use their hearing aids because the family ran out of batteries and hasn’t come to get replacements. Yet another child’s cochlear implant surgery was delayed

Reduced benefits widely felt by staff, among other concerns

Staff Reports The Dallas Cowboys have cut offensive lineman Shiyazh Pete, the first Navajo to sign with an NFL team, according to reports released Aug. 30. Pete earned national attention when he helped block for a Cowboys rushing touchdown in their preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals, earning a massive

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Sandoval County Fire and Rescue is losing one of its founding members. Commissioners spent part of their Aug. 26 meeting honoring Capt. Shannon Farrell, who retired after 21 years with the department and 34 years total in public safety, closing out a career that shaped

Cibola County Commission Meeting Amerika Rougemont, Reporter Wed, 09/02/2026 - 05:31

Pirates Lose Tough Defensive Battle, 6-2 Franklin Romero, Sports Correspondent Wed, 09/02/2026 - 05:09

It was a dream start for the Clovis Wildcats football team. Clovis scored 16 points before visiting Alamogordo even touched the ball on offense. There were some bumps along the road that followed, but ultimately Clovis was able to persevere and hold off Alamogordo for a 28-20 victory on Aug.

New Mexico has begun accepting applications from colleges wishing to offer Workforce Pell-funded short-term job training programs. The initiative expands federal financial aid options for students seeking credentials in fields like healthcare or manufacturing.

The Health Care Authority will start sending letters this week Medicaid customers who have to comply with new work requirements.

Ruidoso’s girls soccer team fell 11-1 to Artesia after struggling to maintain possession and contain the Bulldogs’ versatile attack.

New Mexico anglers reported mixed fishing conditions this week. Largemouth bass were biting well at Carlsbad Municipal Lake, while trout action ranged from slow to good at Bonito Lake, the Pecos River and Red River. Abiquiu Lake produced excellent walleye, crappie and bluegill fishing, and Albuquerque Area Drains offered fair

New Mexico lacks a consolidated state authority that is responsible for domestic animal welfare, the report says.

Youth Heartline has several programs aimed at helping children and families in northeast New Mexico. One program is the Summer of Play Program in Taos, where Youth Heartline coordinates STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) activities to income-based housing in Taos. This is done through partnerships with local organizations.

Artesia volleyball defeats Roswell in consecutive sets on Tuesday night.

Three keys to victory against Centennial.

More precipitation still expected as monsoons wind down

Hosted by PASCO-Southwest Health Care on Saturday, insects released to memorialize the dead

Come visit Sanno food truck More Stories New Mexico Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 3 Day results for Sept. 1, 2026 Exclusive: Las Cruces school safety after El Paso high school stabbing Suspect to face trial and possible death sentence in Charlie Kirk murder New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day

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After sharing his prostate cancer diagnosis and successful radiation and hormone treatment, Cal Thomas urges men over 50—and younger people at higher risk—to schedule regular checkups and PSA screenings. Highlighting survival rates, risk disparities, and the importance of early detection, he argues that overcoming embarrassment and denial can save lives.

Upcoming work requirements contained in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” could mean that roughly one-tenth of all New Mexico Medicaid recipients lose their coverage, l…

The New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) is inviting the public to Founders Day 2026, celebrating 135 years of duty, honor and achievement. The event takes place on Th…

Roswell City Councilor Cristina Arnold is the new chair of the Roswell Legal Committee, which met on Monday.

New Mexico homeowners have until midnight this Friday to apply for financial assistance to repair or replace failing septic systems through the New Mexico Environment …

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently launched the CDC Overdose Prevention Data Channel, a centralized resource that brings fatal and nonfatal …

New Mexico is opening a pathway for technology companies to leverage outside investment and bring additional capital to groundbreaking, high-impact projects through th…

New Mexico State Police (NMSP) will be conducting sobriety checkpoints, saturation patrols, registration, insurance and driver's license checkpoints in all New Mexico …

Improvements to various city streets are scheduled to begin today as a contractor starts hot-in-place recycling. The project is scheduled to continue through Oct. 16 a…

By The Headlight Staff Deming police need your help in their investigation of a pedestrian hit-and-run incident that occurred late Saturday evening. O...

Staff Reports WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The 25th Navajo Nation Council reported the passing of former Council Delegate David B. Rico in a Sept. 1 press release. Rico passed away on Aug. 29, at the age of 88, according to family reports. Rico served on the 20th and 21st Navajo

Staff Reports WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The 25th Navajo Nation Council announced the passing of retired Navajo Police Lieutenant Bennie Shirley of Chinle, Ariz., in a Sept. 1 press release. According to family reports, Shirley passed away on Aug. 28, at the age of 84. Shirley served the Navajo Nation

Staff Reports ALBUQUERQUE — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham joined state, city, and industry leaders Sept. 1 to celebrate the grand opening of The Boiler Shop, a newly renovated $73 million film and media training facility at the historic Albuquerque Rail Yards. The Boiler Shop will house Central New Mexico Community

WASHINGTON — As public opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court flags amid decisions that have roiled the nation, Democrats renewed calls ahead of the midterms to expand the high court, while House Republicans attempted but failed to pass a constitutional amendment this week that proposes to cap the number at

The New Mexico state representative who leads the House’s investigation into the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Tuesday announced she had resigned from her job with a local district attorney amid mounting criticism.

(KVIA) -- Tuesday, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham said she appointed a new judge for the Otero County Magistrate Court, Division 2. Joseph Cutts will fill a vacancy left by the resignation of Judge Albert R. Greene III. Cutts defeated Greene in the primary election and will run unopposed

Albuquerque – On September 1st, 2026, around 11AM, an Albuquerque Police officer was on her way to a call in the War Zone when a crash happened at California and Cochiti in the War Zone. While on scene, we saw a (INSERT white Car) and a marked APD unit completely

RIO RANCHO — A man was arrested for allegedly choking police after they were called to assist him.An ...

The U.S. Postal Service rushed the development of electronic tools to comply with a Trump administration policy placing new restrictions on mail-in voting, and defied a court order to stop work on the system, according to an explosive whistleblower complaint published Tuesday by Democratic U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal. The unnamed

WASHINGTON — The U.S. House approved a short-term government funding bill Tuesday that would avoid a shutdown this fall once President Donald Trump signs it. The 370-48 vote showed neither Republicans nor Democrats want a repeat of the funding lapse that took place last year when disagreement over enhanced Affordable

The New Mexico Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously denied a request from Project Jupiter’s developers to partially resume proceedings on the New Mexico Environment Department’s air quality permit application hearing for the massive data center under construction in Doña Ana County.

Democrat state Rep. Andrea Romero’s short-lived stint working for the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office ended with her resignation — but the political fireworks only intensified after New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez publicly torched the Santa Fe lawmaker following her criticism of his office. Romero resigned from the six-figure-paying

[caption id="attachment_108112" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Gillian Sherwood, right, speaks in support of allowing ...

[caption id="attachment_108113" align="alignnone" width="640"] (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press)Last Friday’s contra dance at the Silv...

By The Daily Press Staff The Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair returns this month, and once again the Daily Press is recruiting area high school students ...

Citing inflation and rising health care costs, the New Mexico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance on Tuesday announced that it had approved a 24.4% average premium increase on BeWell, the state’s health insurance marketplace, established by the 2010 Affordable Care Act.

TUCUMCARI - The Lady Rattlers gutted their way to a third-place finish at the Tucumcari Invitational tournament despite an injury to their best hitter and a nearly two-week layoff. Tucumcari (2-2) rallied from deficits in two sets to conquer Ramah 25-11, 25-23, 25-19 in the third-place match Aug. 29 at

A federal judge ruled Monday that New York cannot enforce its landmark “climate Superfund” law, a measure that sought to charge fossil fuel companies $75 billion over 25 years to help the state deal with the costs of climate change. While the legal battle is far from over, the ruling

Topics include free speech, guns and responsibility, and addiction and mental health

ANTHONY, N.M. (KVIA) -- A Marine's family has been seeking answers for his whereabouts. Juan Merlos left his hometown of Houston two years ago, and his family is asking the Borderland community if they may have seen him. Merlos left Houston on Aug. 20, 2024, at 4:59 p.m., his family

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Albuquerque is suing some of the biggest names in tobacco to make them pay for the cleanup of cigarette butts that clog city storm […]

PORTALES -- Sophomore midfielder Addison Garver scored late in the first half to put Eastern New Mexico University in front for good and the Greyhounds held on for a 2-1 victory over Western Colorado in women’s soccer on Aug. 29 at Steve Loy Stadium. ENMU kicked off the new season

Water use for data centers across New Mexico could soar in the coming years, an analyst told state lawmakers Monday. The lion’s share of that water would go toward “indirect use,” such as cooling the power plants that fuel the data centers.

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Albuquerque is suing some of the biggest names in tobacco to make them pay for the cleanup of cigarette butts that clog city storm drains, litter public parks and reach the Rio Grande. The city alleges the companies have known for decades that their

By Rodd Cayton Several organizations rank Corrales among the safest places to live in New Mexico and village leaders are seeking to increase that status by making sure emergency responders can get to residents as quickly as possible. In his weekly message to the community, Mayor Fred Hashimoto wrote that

Prosecutors could not link $60,650 seized by deputies to a crime

City looked at using transit center to address parking needs

Those receiving end-of-life care were at risk of ‘serious injury, harm, impairment, or death,’ reports said

By Rodd Cayton Gabriella Durán Blakey Monday spoke of a school district, delivering world-class opportunities for the students it serves, from a rigorous International Baccalaureate program to simulated hospital labs […]

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Albuquerque’s cracked, dry stretch of the Rio Grande is getting a temporary reprieve — though the agencies behind it are clear this is a science […]

ESPANOLA - After enduring a gut-wrenching loss in their season opener, the Portales Rams were looking to more than make up for it against host Espanola Valley. The Rams did so in a big way. Junior quarterback Jacoby Bamforth combined for four touchdowns and Slade Segovia combined for three touchdowns

FLOYDADA – Senior Reed Packebush scored a pair of early touchdowns and Bovina opened its 2026 football season with a 22-8 victory over Floydada on Aug. 28. Packebush returned a fumble 25 yards for the game’s first tally in the final minute of the opening stanza, then caught a 26-yard

TOHATCHI — Tucumcari scored touchdowns on its first three possessions en route to a 43-0 non-district road victory over Tohatchi on Aug. 28. The Rattlers (2-0) led 22-0 after the period and tacked on three touchdowns in the second half. Tucumcari wide receiver Michael Crouch scored three touchdowns, all from

Michelle Chavez, owner and director of the Turquoise Child Development Center in Tucumcari, just a few weeks ago opened her second daycare facility in the city in a former church building on South Sixth Street. Despite the expansion of her facilities, the shortage of early childcare in Tucumcari and across

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Albuquerque’s cracked, dry stretch of the Rio Grande is getting a temporary reprieve — though the agencies behind it are clear this is a science project, not a fix. The Water Authority and a coalition of partners released roughly 2,000 acre-feet — more than 650

Gino Jackson with Woodchuck Tree Service pulls down a tree trunk after it was cut by Tom Palmer, also with Woodchuck, on Tuesday at a residence on Riverview Drive in Durango. (Shane Benjamin/Durango Herald) A tree trunk kicks up soil...

By Devin O’Leary, The Paper. — OK, nobody said our favorite dish had to be a full meal. So there’s nothing legally or morally wrong with us choosing soft-serve ice […]

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – A historic piece of Albuquerque’s industrial past has a new purpose after state and local leaders celebrated the grand opening of a film and […]

Staff Reports UPDATE: Tiyawna Owens has been located. Gallup Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 23-year-old. Tiyawana Owens is a 5′ Diné woman who weighs about 110 pounmds. She has brown eyes and long black hair. Owens was last seen around 6:15 pm Aug. 31

Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman reported on Twitter between August 29 and September 1 about two major homicide convictions and sentencings involving Jarrett Chacon and Adam Roberts.

Updates will be posted throughout the coming week

Pete Domenici won six statewide elections running as a Republican in New Mexico. You can’t do that without making a whole lot of friends on the other side of the aisle. Which is why I liked the Domenici Public Policy Conference at New Mexico State University so much. It was

I don’t want or need to be governed, but I still want a few of the things people claim government does or provides. The difference is, I want these things provided voluntarily, without taxation or other forms of coercion. If something isn’t essential enough for people to chip in and

During my years in New Mexico, I was what is known, with varying degrees of disdain, as a “politico,” or someone who is heavily involved in all things political. As part of my learning curve, I attended a number of candidate training programs that taught would-be commissioners, council members and

At the front, in a funeral chapel in Texas, behind the eulogy speaker, stood a beautiful, wide and tall-to-the-ceiling geometric backdrop of white decorative bricks stacked on their sides. It captured my sight and gave me great peace as I looked at it, while listening to the speaker’s words about

Curry County and the city of Clovis have scheduled a 25th anniversary 9/11 Memorial Ceremony for noon on Sept. 11. The ceremony is set to take place in front of the Curry County Courthouse. “The public is invited to come together to honor the victims, survivors, first responders, and all

On Aug. 27 at New Mexico Highlands, we didn’t get the result that we went there for. You always expect to win after putting the time and work in. Losing 35-34 is tough, especially when you have an opportunity to win it at the end. But I walked away from

The Clovis Ladycats volleyball team showed they can be adaptable. Clovis was able to dig itself out of a hole, establish a big lead and close out strong. Hayley Gutierrez had a match-high 16 kills and 18 digs to lead the way as Clovis defeated visiting Santa Fe 26-24, 25-5,

Staff Reports The City of Gallup Water Department will be working on a service repair and will need to shut off water service in order to do their job safely. The outage will affect customers in the following areas: The outage will take place from 9 am to 5 pm.

Decision reverses racing license transfer

TUCUMCARI - A driver of a passenger bus abandoned the vehicle after an Aug. 26 stop here, stranding about 30 clients. A substitute driver showed up about five hours later and continued the Greyhound Lines bus' eastward. An email to a media representative at Greyhound was not answered. Passengers milled

On this date … 1910: C. S. Hart of Portales was shot in the arm, face and leg in a dispute over $14 in pasture rent. The injuries sustained from shotgun pellets did not appear life-threatening, but were described as painful. The shooter was described as a "mad man" from

The Clovis Ladycats soccer team went a combined 2-1 at the Las Cruces Tournament this past weekend. Clovis wrapped up the tournament with a 2-1 victory over Carlsbad. Jaya Gonzales and Julietta Rascon each scored and assisted on a goal in the victory. Goalkeeper Ellynor Baldwin had four saves in

Today *Tiny Tots storytime – 10 a.m., Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 N. Main St., Clovis. Information: 575-769-7840 *Preschool storytime: “Welcome Back” — 10:30 a.m., Portales Public Library, 218 S. Ave. B, Portales. Information: 575-356-3940 *Blood drive — 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Wells-Fargo, 316 W. Second St., Portales. Advance appointments strongly recommended.

What began as an idea for a few hydroponic towers has grown into something much bigger at Melrose schools. The student-run operation now includes hydroponics, aquaponics, a traditional garden, chickens, composting and plans for even more. They call it Buffalo Farms. The project is giving students an opportunity to learn

I was at a birthday lunch recently when a friend showed up with a platter of deviled eggs. That’s a treat I love but rarely make for myself. It took only two bites to take me back in time. When I was a kid, our old neighbor Rowena Preuit was

TUCUMCARI — An incident at the Quay Apartments spiraled into an hours-long standoff at the city’s east side and the arrest of three men, including one with 11 criminal counts against him. Jonathan J. Martinez, 33, of Tucumcari initially was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, two counts

TUCUMCARI - The City Commission on Aug. 27 officially renamed Tucumcari Municipal Golf Course as Charlie Maciel Municipal Golf Course, paying tribute to its longtime supervisor and golf pro. The action came after area golfers and city officials heaped praise on Maciel, who has overseen the nine-hole, par-36, 3,314-yard course

TUCUMCARI — The mayor said a financial services firm found evidence that the city might not owe millions in federal payroll taxes after all. Mayor Marcy Willis, during city commissioner comments late in the commission’s Aug. 27 meeting, said what the city owes is “not in the millions,” according to

The Clovis Municipal Schools Board is returning almost $80,000 in grant money after state auditors determined the district failed to follow federal purchasing procedures. The issue was one of four findings recently cited by auditors during a review for the New Mexico Public Education Department, according to school staff. Other

TEXICO — The city’s water woes culminated on Aug. 26 in a trifecta of issues — a well out for repairs, a mainline leak and low water pressure caused by both — that led to the issuance of a precautionary boil water notice, early school dismissals and a shift to

TUCUMCARI — The Quay County Commission approved its finalized budget for fiscal year 2026-2027 nearly a month late. Commissioners during a special meeting on Aug. 27 also approved eight budget adjustments and the fourth-quarter financial report from the previous fiscal year. A final budget for FY2026-2027 and the fourth-quarter report

PORTALES — When Portales Lady Rams senior volleyball player Annaleah Lujan went up for a possible match-winning kill, the reaction after Lujan executed it was resounding. “Anna with that final kill of the game, that set the tone for the season,” senior libero Aubri Douma said. “It felt like the

By Amanda MartinezSpecial to the SUN The City of Española celebrated Disability Pride Month in July. The Española City Council became the third governing body in New Mexico to recognize Disability Pride Month after approving a proclamation at its July 28 meeting. Eli Fresquez is the Board president of Disability

LAS VEGAS — The Eastern New Mexico University football team was primed to tie the game with 1:34 remaining in regulation on Thursday night. But first-year coach Art Briles wasn’t content with a potential tie and instead opted to gamble with a fake kick attempt on the point after. The

A district court judge on Monday blocked plans to move SunRay Park and Casino from Farmington to Clovis. Judge Daniel E. Ramczyk agreed with San Juan County commissioners that the New Mexico Racing Commission does not have the authority to relocate a racing license. Racino President Paul Blanchard has said

From a Press Release SANTA FE — Kitchen Angels is offering 30 days of emergency meal service to adults and families affected by the Frijoles Canyon Fire who are experiencing sudden food insecurity. Through this service, Kitchen Angels provides frozen, heart-healthy, medically tailored meals to people who may have difficulty

A pastor’s column contrasts a grudge rooted in Sherman’s Civil War destruction with a story of two feuding brothers. When a carpenter is asked to build a fence, he builds a bridge instead, restoring their relationship. The lesson is clear: our lives are measured not by possessions or barriers, but

The judge overseeing Democrats’ attempt to force a replacement candidate onto the ballot in New Mexico House District 23 has extensive ties to the state’s Democratic political establishment — including a marriage to one of New Mexico’s most prolific progressive fundraisers and strategists. That history is drawing fresh scrutiny as

SANTA FE — With just over two months until Election Day, Democrat Deb Haaland holds a lead — but not an overwhelming one — over Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico’s open race for governor, a new Albuquerque Journal poll found. The poll found 49% of likely voters surveyed said

The 1945 atomic bombings remain morally controversial, but this opinion argues they were neither demonic nor primarily a warning to Stalin. It examines fears of a costly invasion, Japan’s continued resistance, and proposed conventional alternatives, concluding Truman’s administration used Hiroshima and Nagasaki to force surrender quickly and potentially save many

Three bright spots for the Bulldogs in loss.

Agile Space Industries won $30 million from the U.S Department of Defense

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — New Mexicans on Medicaid should keep an eye out for a turquoise envelope in the mail this week. It contains important information about changes […]

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — New Mexicans on Medicaid should keep an eye out for a turquoise envelope in the mail this week. It contains important information about changes to Medicaid rules coming because of President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” as well as resources to help New Mexicans comply

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — New Mexicans on Medicaid should keep an eye out for a turquoise envelope in the mail this week. It contains important information about changes to Medicaid rules coming because of President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” as well as resources to help New Mexicans comply

Come visit Sanno food truck More Stories New Mexico Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 3 Day results for Sept. 1, 2026 Exclusive: Las Cruces school safety after El Paso high school stabbing Suspect to face trial and possible death sentence in Charlie Kirk murder New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day

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Life can be unpredictable. Whether it's a severe thunderstorm, wildfire, power outage, medical emergency or simply a change in family schedules, having a family commun…

ALBUQUERQUE — First Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Ellison is encouraging New Mexico schools, youth-serving organizations, athletic programs and other community groups t…

SANTA FE — New Mexicans who obtained a FastBucks loan between 2007 and 2016 may be eligible to receive a share of nearly $1 million in restitution following the resolu…

Two representatives from the LifeHouse Roswell provided an update about the mental health provider’s local services to the Roswell Public Safety Committee recently.

Shooter accused cousin of serving him enchiladas that were too hot

(KVIA) -- Sunday, New Mexico's New World screwworm infested zone lifted, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said. Lifting an infested zone removes NWS-related requirements on the domestic movement of livestock and pets in the area, the USDA said. Without the infested zone, animal producers and owners can resume movement without

TULAROSA, N.M. (KVIA) -- Hootie, the baby great horned owl found in April at a Tularosa lavender farm, is no longer a baby. She has great big, strong wings and used them to fly to freedom in the wild for the first time. We first brought you Hootie's story when

Duane Davis stands during a break in closing arguments during his murder trial, related to the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, in Clark County District Court at the Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas on Aug. 31. (Steve Marcus/Pool...

Staff Reports Gallup Police are asking the public to anticipate traffic delays after they responded to a single-vehicle collision Aug. 31 around 10:30 am at the 17 mile marker on westbouns Insterstate 40. As of 1 pm, the interstate is still restricted to one lane until the semi-truck can be

District Attorney’s Office did not believe case could be proved beyond a reasonable doubt

Limited foot traffic still in effect to prevent littering, vandalism and more

Updated Sept. 3 at 3:55 p.m.

Winter service expands travel options between Southwest Colorado and Texas

Winter service expands travel options between Southwest Colorado and Texas

Albuquerque – The Albuquerque Police Department is investigating a fatal crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian in Northeast Albuquerque. On Monday around 5:40 AM, officers responded to reports that a vehicle struck a pedestrian at the intersection of Wyoming Blvd. and Constitution Ave. N.E. Upon arrival, officers attempted first

Staff Reports ALBUQUERQUE — A Zuni man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol in a crash that killed a passenger and injured two children. According to court documents, on June 7, Caine Aric Chimoni, 28, an enrolled member of the Pueblo of

Careful, Cowboys. There’s trouble underfoot at New Mexico Highlands University. A March 13 memo indicates university and state officials were well aware of unsafe conditions at a track and field, which had led to multiple injuries, and the “potentially significant tort liability” those conditions posed for the school. It notes

Roadway reopened after closure between King Blvd and PDV

Come and move with Rulan Tangen as she invites and guides us to explore movement through a facilitated, uniquely poetic expression of motion. MoveWest Center for Movement Exploration invites people of all ages and abilities to experience “Earth Body” with Rulan on Sept. 12 in Las Vegas. Whether you have

Christine Sage sworn into office Friday

Commentary by Pat Davis, nm.news — During last year’s state legislative session, legislators passed, and the governor signed, a sweeping package of medical licensure and malpractice reform bills to fill […]

By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – When Stacia King-Sakya faced treatment for follicular non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, her community rallied around her. Now, she’s looking to return some of that support through […]

Commentary by Pat Davis, nm.news — During last year’s state legislative session, legislators passed, and the governor signed, a sweeping package of medical licensure and malpractice reform bills to fill what hospital companies and think tanks called “a growing shortage of health care providers.” But new data from the state’s

Commentary by Pat Davis, nm.news — During last year’s state legislative session, legislators passed, and the governor signed, a sweeping package of medical licensure and malpractice reform bills to fill what hospital companies and think tanks called “a growing shortage of health care providers.” But new data from the state’s

By Rodd Cayton Community members who may have been forgotten in life will be remembered Sept. 3 with a special ceremony at Fairview Memorial Park. Bernalillo County each year invites […]

Madena Row Bennett died in July 2026 at 56 years old. She is survived by her mother, Kathryn Bennett, her brother, Matt Clarke, her sister, Kimberly Belleville and her father, Alan Siegel. Madena was incredibly intelligent, always the funniest person in the room, quick witted and sharp, and so very

Larry Norris, 78 of Los Ranchos, NM passed away on August 10, 2026. He proudly served his country in the United States Navy. Larry lived a life defined by his service to others and his quiet devotion to his family. A man of deep faith, wisdom, and kindness, Larry spent

Benjamin Joseph Huerta, 39, beloved son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend, passed away on Friday August 7, 2026. Benjamin was born in Española, New Mexico, to David Huerta and Mary Esther Lucero. He had a passion for movies, hunting, sports, and, above all, family. He attended Northern New Mexico

Brianna Rose Knight (Nana), of Española, New Mexico, suddenly passed away on August 8, 2026, at the age of 28. Brianna was a beautiful soul with an infectious smile, a calm and soothing nature, and a wonderful sense of humor. From a young age, she was inquisitive and curious, always

Ramona D. Martinez, born October 29, 1944, to Hermando and Emilina Montoya in Española, NM, passed away peacefully on Thursday, August 6, 2026. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ramon; children, Roland and Renee; and siblings Ines Ortiz, Manuel Montoya, Margaret Montoya, Ida Ortiz, Janet Montoya, Juan “Choco”

The bizarre Chicago hotel incident that helped end Democrat state Rep. Joseph Hernandez’s reelection campaign grabbed the headlines. But Hernandez’s own campaign-finance reports, as we exclusively reported last week, reveal another spectacle: more than $101,000 in reported spending, including cash withdrawals, gift cards, hotels, big-box stores — and at least

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Rio Rancho high schoolers can now train on professional-grade auto shop equipment without leaving campus — or paying tuition — after CNM and Rio Rancho Public Schools cut the ribbon Aug. 28on the new Transportation Systems Technology Center at RioTECH. The 43,800-square-foot facility becomes the

By Wheeler CowperthwaiteSpecial to the SUN Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies issued a summons to a Las Cruces woman following an alleged drunk driving crash that severely injured her daughter. Deputy Levi Eilers charged Yasmin Lopez, 25, with great bodily harm by vehicle (DWI) and driving while intoxicated with a

New Mexico provides no oversight of sexual assault between students in schools. A recent case in Hobbs shows what that can mean.

Albuquerque, The Paper. – New Mexicans are known to be serious about their green chile, but police say a Roswell man took it too far when he shot and killed […]

The first annual Ruidoso Antique Show drew more than 1,600 visitors and 56 vendors to the Convention Center, filling a gap left by the longtime Lions Club event. Organized by Bob and Cindy Dolgener, the show celebrated collecting as a personal pursuit, with vendors and attendees highlighting the value, history

Police in Hobbs said an alleged rape was consensual. The department has a long, troubled record with sex crimes.

Oracle has said hiring local is a top priority, but the company has identified just 189 Doña Ana County residents out of over 2,100 workers.

Hull and HaalandThe first major public poll of the '26 gubernatorial chase seems to rule out a blow-out win by Democrat Deb Haaland but nudges only slightly, if at all, that big boulder that lies on the path to victory for Republican Gregg Hull. The ABQ Journal survey conducted August

Artesia comes up short on two-point try in 28-27 loss at Hobbs HOBBS — Artesia coach Jeremy Maupin is not afraid to gamble. On Friday night, with the game in his hands and overtime one kick away, Maupin rolled the dice for the win. Hobbs linebacker McPherson stopped Cristian Pando

Pedestrian-friendly and updating infrastructure at the heart of project

Come visit Sanno food truck More Stories New Mexico Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 3 Day results for Sept. 1, 2026 Exclusive: Las Cruces school safety after El Paso high school stabbing Suspect to face trial and possible death sentence in Charlie Kirk murder New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day

Create an impressive Southwest charcuterie board with smoked cheeses, cured meats, artisan breads, Hatch green chiles, pickles, olives, fruit, nuts, and flavorful dips. Bruce Lesman shares simple assembly tips for balancing textures, colors, and bold flavors, plus wine, beer, and cocktail pairings. Perfect for summer gatherings, cocktail parties, wine nights,

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Albuquerque – At approximately 11:10 p.m. on Saturday, August 29, 2026, deputies from the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the Pajarito Mesa in response to a reported shooting at a party. Upon arrival, deputies located a male who was dead. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Homicide

SANTA ROSA, New Mexico (KVIA) -- The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau announced the department investigated a fatal dog attack that occurred Friday, Aug. 28, 2026, at a home on Tapia Road in Santa Rosa. Officials say that the Santa Rosa Police Department and New Mexico State Police (NMSP)

City of Durango Monday, Aug. 31 Land Use and Development Code Board of Adjustments, 5 p.m., Smith Chambers, City Hall, 949 East Second Ave. Tuesday, Sept. 1 City Council Study Session, 2 p.m., Smith Chambers, City Hall, 949 East Second...

By Wheeler CowperthwaiteSpecial to the SUN Prosecutors dismissed a case against a Coyote man, whom they were trying to have held without bail pending trial, after the witness in the case failed to show up to a hearing. Prosecutor Kent Wahlquist dismissed the six charges against Manuel Martinez, 39, on