The New Mexico Cancer Council has released a five-year plan aimed at reducing cancer mortality by improving screenings, care and treatment access — especially in rural communities.

New Mexico State University is hoping to build on their last football season, as Conference USA holds media days at Texas Live across from AT&T Stadium.

Every Friday, a special court session gives homeless people a chance to resolve violations — and get help — before warrants pile up

Trump's pick as intelligence director says federal agency willing to work with state prosecutors

Bernalillo County, hospital say they will work together on transition plan

In this Love 4 Pets, we're featuring East Mountain Companion Animal Project and two pals up for adoption with the City of Albuquerque's shelters.

Police said suspect used morphine taken from inside ambulance

Jury acquitted Marco Martza of armed robbery, other charges

Dispute over spilled water at an apartment complex preceded the killing, police said

Complaint cites NMED work with business founded by former Cabinet official

Man allegedly used a gun and BMX bike he had gotten from another person the day before the shooting

Albuquerque - Homicide detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department arrested a man for fatally stabbing his upstairs neighbor over water that was spilling from her patio and into his downstairs patio. Michael Cain, 39, was charged with an open count of murder and tampering with evidence. He is accused of

No arrests were announced

Sister Blandina Segale reportedly had multiple interactions with the famous outlaw

Suspects told detectives they believed man had a weapon, police say

A Farmington woman is facing up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to her role in a $4 million Medicaid fraud.

Former UC Irvine vice chancellor for health affairs succeeds longtime president Garnett Stokes, who retired this month

A federal bill could send newborn care kits to moms nationwide, and New Mexico advocates want more support from the state's lawmakers.

Albuquerque - Albuquerque Police Department homicide detectives have charged Markel Pinto in the killing of Nico Taylor after a dispute at a West Side apartment complex. Pinto, 30, turned himself in to officers today and admitted to fatally shooting Taylor, 35. Officers responded to a report of a shooting at

APD: Suspect allegedly told a friend, ‘I’m sorry you had to see me like that last night bruh’

Elimination of 10-mile buffer zone would undo 2023 order by former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland

Taos will hold a full-scale emergency preparedness exercise Wednesday in the area of Red Willow Park.

Albuquerque businesses say possible tariffs on Brazil could raise costs, while a local Brazilian steakhouse says its meat supply mostly comes from U.S. vendors.

Detectives are investigating a deadly shooting that led to a large police presence Monday night near Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque.

Four-time Emmy winner was remembered as a meticulous journalist with a big heart and personality

Water from showers causing rashes, irritation as Estancia implements emergency water-saving measures

Prosecution used DNA tests of shell casings found at an Albuquerque park

Rainbow Ryders and UNM Children's Hospital have unveiled Hope Rising, a hot air balloon that will debut at the 2026 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

On-base housing company puts $14M into renovations, utility improvements

Lawsuit argues two-step process for minor party candidates violates US Constitution

After losing two sons to addiction, one Albuquerque woman found strength through a friend who showed up for years, decorating graves, celebrating holidays, and never missing a call.

Provider shortages, coordination gaps among reasons cited for spending delays

But prohibitions on fireworks, unattended campfires remain in effect year-round

Sierra County facility says talks are ongoing but nothing set in stone

Sunward hosted a watch party at Winrock Town Center, drawing Argentina and Spain supporters while raising funds for the Somos Unidos Foundation

Incident marks second train fatality in less than a year

Gregg Hull and Deb Haaland have accepted KOB 4's invitation for what is now the only confirmed televised debate in New Mexico's governor race this fall.

Revel Entertainment plans a new outdoor amphitheater near Alexander and Montano with hopes of opening by April ahead of the Women’s World Cup.

State had fallen to ninth in mid-year report but reclaimed top spot with end-of-year fatalities

The lot contains both public and private property, raising questions over who gets to call the shots

Albuquerque native and four-time PGA Tour winner, Notah Begay III, is expected to be back in the metro after receiving a PGA Tour award.

Former Las Cruces mayor recently failed to qualify for general election ballot as independent

Albuquerque - Detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred late Monday night near 6900 Central Ave. SE. Shortly after 10 PM, officers responded to reports of a shooting outside a smoke shop near the intersection of Central Ave. SE and Indiana St SE. When

Prosecutor underscores epidemic of youth gun violence at sentencing

State sees 19% drop in traffic fatalities in June, according to data from NMDOT and University of New Mexico

Jason Yarrington returns to the Pan Mass Challenge to honor his wife's uncle, Mark Deck, who died of pancreatic cancer in November

Proposed Sierra County project also under scrutiny

A man is dead after New Mexico State Police said he fled in a stolen black truck and crashed into another car in Santa Fe.

45-year-old man is the eighth person to die while in custody at the Metropolitan Detention Center this year

Cottonwood Creamery & Cookies is representing New Mexico in a national bracket-style tournament

Unanimous resolution surprises packed meeting

A lightning strike on a transmission line caused a major PNM outage Wednesday afternoon

History, legend and dreams along Route 66

A legislative report finds New Mexico's efforts to expand student learning time since 2018 have produced only modest gains, while funding rules may be rewarding schools for days students aren't even in class

Environment Department to hear testimony in Sunland Park

Albuquerque businesses say World Cup watch parties brought thousands of fans, packed venues and a major boost during their slowest summer months.

Residents urged to avoid the area as large plumes of black smoke visible

APS enters its second year requiring personal finance course as more districts adopt similar policies

School would combine STEM, AI literacy and project-based learning with Moorish and Spanish colonial influence

Rollback would be met by 'fierce opposition by the overwhelming majority of New Mexicans,' advocate of state's national monuments says

Pulitzer Prize winner widely considered the most syndicated editorial cartoonist in the United States

Left out of a policy guaranteeing parental leave to state workers, New Mexico teachers who have children must use their own vacation or sick pay

A fixture from Hollywood's golden age on Route 66

As President Donald Trump administration filed a motion demanding judgment on disputed land at the sacred Mount Cristo Rey, a bill was introduced in Congress to stop any federal takeover of the mountain.

BernCo agencies remove debris, dismantle encampments during an exceptionally dry fire season

A low-pressure system that impacted Texas last week will start to move up western New Mexico and head to the Four Corners.

News comes two days after publisher announced it was going to cease operations

Underserved first and second graders show literacy progress but middle school math scores falter

New tool helps residents check for algal blooms before hitting the lake

Former agency contractor says he has to quit after backing agent who complained about 'fentanyl walking'

Albuquerque - The Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) is investigating another inmate death while in custody after the inmate suffered a medical emergency. The inmate was identified as James Gonzales, 45. Gonzales was booked into MDC on July 11, 2026, and per booking records, he was charged with possession

Police confirmed they're investigating a deadly stabbing in the 800 block of Eubank Boulevard in northeast Albuquerque.

Moisture over Albuquerque could bring more widespread rain, with 1 to 3 inches possible in parts of western New Mexico.

Nearly two days after a water main break reduced Highway 528 to one lane near Grand Vista and Kim Road, traffic is still delayed in the area.

A 45-year-old man booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center died after a medical emergency in custody and treatment at UNM Hospital.

Albuquerque - Detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department responded to investigate a deadly stabbing this afternoon at 801 Eubank Blvd. NE. Officers in the Foothills Area Command responded to reports of a stabbing around 12:15 PM at the ABQ Encore Apartments. One person died at the scene. Police have not

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The subject of thousands of photos through the years, a beloved cottonwood tree in White Sands National Park has fallen.

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