The actor and 65-year-old Betsy Arakawa-Hackman were found Feb. 26 in their Santa Fe home after maintenance workers called police.

Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan is accused of escorting the man and his lawyer out of her courtroom through the jury door last week after learning that immigration authorities were seeking his arrest.

Hundreds of international students lost legal status without notice; legal pushback prompted the federal government to restore some SEVIS access.

Virginia Giuffre, who accused Britain’s Prince Andrew and other influential men of sexually exploiting her as a teenager trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein, has died.

Thousands flooded into Expo New Mexico for a weekend of parades, performances and the Miss Indian World Contest.

A 36-year-old Albuquerque man was arrested Friday morning after, Santa Fe police said, he threatened a state Department of Transportation road…

The charter school has a particular focus on individualized student mentorship, community involvement and the arts.

The retailer, which bills itself as the largest sports goods chain in the Midwest, will occupy nearly 60,000 square feet.

Manuel Rios-Alderete was one of five men charged with Adan Ponce-Galdeano's shooting death but the only one to stand trial.

In a court filing, former judge Jose Luis Cano denied the U.S. government’s characterization of the men as gang members.

Three days of public viewing of Pope Francis’ body by ordinary mourners and statesmen alike have ended and the pontiff's coffin sealed.

Santa Fe County is poised to hire a new director to oversee the management of housing voucher programs and 200 public housing units.

Jonathan Mora and Austin Peterson each face criminal charges after witnesses alleged the two were 'road-raging' on Cerrillos Road.

Negotiations between Iran and the United States over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program are to return to the secluded sultanate of Oman.

The last of three friends accused of killing a driver in Colorado during a night of throwing rocks at cars faces life in prison after being convicted of first-degree murder.

Ten states have active outbreaks: Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas.

Netflix's new Western drama Ransom Canyon is already topping the charts with the Land of Enchantment as its backdrop.

The Health Department raised the alarm because plague can pass to humans through flea bites or contact with infected animals.

Santos admitted he deceived donors and stole the identities of nearly a dozen people to fund his congressional campaign.

Russia’s top criminal investigation agency says a senior military officer has been killed by a car bomb. Friday's killing was the second attack on a top Russian military officer in four months that Moscow has blamed on Ukraine. The victim, Lt. Gen. Yaroslav Moskalik, was a deputy head of the

In their new movie, “Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie," they reflect on their odd journey while cruising through the desert.

Though it has its critics, the film treats the gravity of a papal election with respect and accurately portrays many rituals and contemporary problems facing today’s Catholic Church.

A story on Page A-6 published Thursday, April 24, 2025, incorrectly reported the number of students attending the upcoming Enchantment Awards…

Americans are divided on the deportation of Venezuelan immigrants accused of being gang members to El Salvador.

London is a dreamy 5-month-old dilute tortie, with the moon in her eyes and fur kissed by stardust sparkled greys and creams. A little shy at first, she’s a galaxy of love waiting to unfold. With a calm, confident kitty guide and a few cosmic treats, she’ll learn to orbit

The community is encouraged to come out and cheer on New Mexico’s youth rugby players at this Saturday’s tournament with the action scheduled to start at 9 a.m. at Sullivan Field. Courtesy/LAYRC By Los Alamos Youth Rugby Club: The Los Alamos Youth Rugby Tournament will take place this Saturday at

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U.S. Judge William Orrick said the administration must provide written notice of his order to all federal departments and agencies by Monday.

FSN News: Family Strengths Network and Los Alamos Early Childhood Collaboration (LAECC, formerly BabyNet) invites parents, caregivers, and early childhood professionals to attend the Infant Mental Health Workshop on trauma-responsive care. Early childhood professionals can receive a certificate for 1.5 CEUs. Together, we will learn about how early traumas, as

Map of the Canyon Rim Trail Phase III Project. Courtesy/LAC COUNTY News: The Los Alamos County Public Works Department, in collaboration with the Transportation Board, is inviting the community to participate in a public input meeting focused on the Canyon Rim Trail Phase III Project. The meeting is 5:30 p.m.

Critics argue it will weaken public schools by draining money and resources and giving them to private schools.

Courtesy/PEEC PEEC News: Join us from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 26, for PEEC’s 25th Anniversary Earth Day Festival. Kick off the event with a green ribbon cutting and reading of Los Alamos County’s Earth Day Proclamation at 10 a.m. Recycle Man will be back for more creative

Simulation picture of a black hole. PEEC and Los Alamos Big Band will present a concert and sky show at the Planetarium at 7 p.m. today, April 25 at the Los Alamos Nature Center. Photo by DW Decker PEEC will present a planetarium show, with story-telling by Phil Tubesing, and

NMDOH News: SANTA FE — A Santa Fe County dog has been diagnosed with plague – marking the first animal plague case in the state in 2025. The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) reports the dog received veterinary care and has recovered. “Plague is a bacterial disease in wildlife

COMMUNITY News: Mesa to Mesa, a local nonprofit providing free home repairs, is hosting its annual “Tool Drop” event 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at Metzger’s Do It Best, 1607 Central Ave., just after Earth Day. The community is invited to donate new or gently used tools,

A forest health conditions report found 70,000 acres of dead conifer trees on state, private, tribal and federal forests.

By ALLEN MCQUISTON Jemez Agency Insurance Serving Los Alamos Since 1963 When our lives move quickly, we sometimes risk data security in exchange for convenience or instant gratification. However, seemingly small decisions result in deep and lasting consequences if you lose your identity. Here are a few common scenarios that

Head Coach Michael Rosenow takes advantage of a welcome reprieve between quarters to affirm the team’s passing prowess and strong offensive game. Standout Hargather (23) is ready to get back out there while K. Parton (51) & others take a much-needed knee. Photo by Vanessa Richardson First year and youngest

COUNTY News: Los Alamos County is accepting applications for eligible candidates for appointment to an available vacant seat on the Personnel Board. This vacancy is a three-year term, expiring on March 31, 2028. Interested Los Alamos County residents who do not hold public office and are not employed by the

SALA News: This May, SALA Los Alamos Event Center continues its mission to serve as the heartbeat of entertainment and culture in Los Alamos, unveiling a jam-packed calendar of films, community events, and immersive experiences. Whether you’re a movie buff, a teen looking for a fun night out, a family

Sandroing. Courtesy photo MIFA News: SANTA FE — The Museum of International Folk Art is proud to announce its first exhibition focused on Oceania in more than six decades, Sandroing: Tracing Kastom in Vanuatuopening June 29, 2025. In fact, this is the first exhibition outside of Melanesia to focus on

LAAC News: The Los Alamos Kite Festival is set for Saturday and Sunday, April 26 & 27 at Overlook Park in White Rock. This fun, free community event wouldn’t be possible without our sponsors, Enterprise Bank and Trust, as well as Los Alamos Mainstreet and Creative District for their consistent

NMDCA News: Starting April 25, three New Mexico communities have a chance to participate in the City Nature Challenge by photographing wildlife in their neighborhoods. The Sandia Mountain Natural History Center (SMNHC), an environmental education center operated collaboratively by Albuquerque Public Schools and the New Mexico Museum of Natural History

O'Neill drew inspiration from real events to write his novels and plays. The end of Hot Springs, N.M., would have fit his style.

DEA News: WASHINGTON, D.C. — DEA joins community organizations, law enforcement and public health partners in recognizing National Fentanyl Awareness Day coming up on Tuesday, April 29. Fentanyl is the greatest drug threat facing the United States as drug-related overdoses remain the leading cause of death among Americans aged 18-44.

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CHAMBER News: Los Alamos Makers, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to fostering creativity, innovation, and technical skills for all ages and abilities, is thrilled to announce its grand re-opening with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce. The event will take place at 5 p.m. Wednesday,

FBI News: ALBUQUERQUE — Jaremy Smith has been sentenced to life in prison for a violent crime spree that culminated with the murder of Officer Justin Hare in New Mexico. There is no parole in the federal system. March 15, 2024, Smith encountered NMSP Officer Justin Hare in Tucumcari, New

The search follows the Feb. 20 resignation of the former superintendent, who stepped down amid sexual harassment allegations.

NMHCA News: SANTA FE — New Mexico Medicaid has announced the July 1 launch of a Beneficiary Advisory Council, a new opportunity for Medicaid members, caregivers, and family members to help shape the future of New Mexico’s Medicaid program. “Medicaid serves more than 800,00 New Mexicans with critical health care

The U.S. immigration detention system is being overrun with prisoners.

The former city councilor's pleas resolved the last of multiple criminal cases filed against him in what he called "a bad 11 years."

During a nuisance hearing Thursday, code enforcement officials recommended the mobile home be removed and a lien be placed on the property.

The Educational Retirement Board sued the city of Santa Fe last year over water access to the building.

Reporter Daniel J. Chacón speaks to Morales about his role in the Roundhouse and his thoughts on a possible run for the Democratic nomination for governor.

Do you have unused, old, or expired prescription medication taking up space in your medicine cabinet?

The Vatican said more than 90,000 people had paid their respects by Thursday evening.

A 70-year-old woman was taken to an Española hospital for treatment of "non-life-threatening injuries," officials said.

A voting rights advocate says a judge's decision to block the Trump administration from immediately enacting certain changes to how federal elections are run is a victory for voters.

A new carnivorous caterpillar that wears the remains of its prey has been dubbed the bone collector.

The attack drew a rare rebuke of Russian President Vladimir Putin from U.S. President Donald Trump, who said he was ”not happy" about it and that Putin should “STOP.”

Southwest Airlines reported late Wednesday that it would trim its flight schedule for the second half of the year due to lower demand.

A federal judge in Tacoma, Wash., ruled for several transgender military members who challenged the ban, saying their firing would cause lasting damage to their careers and reputations.

After a chemical leak, the Highlands faculty union asked a federal agency to evaluate hazards. That evaluation has been halted.

It's a shorter but no less profound version of the annual pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimay ó . And early in the morning of Good Friday (A…

Early warnings allow us to prepare for the unpredictable. We are notified when the weather turns ugly, if there’s a traffic jam on the drive t…

April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month to recognize a field that helps people of all ages regain independence, function, and quality of life…

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from April 16–20, 2025. April 16 2:03 a.m. …

Staff at the Española Pathways Shelter has fully dismantled a tent encampment in the parking lot, eliminating a fire hazard and relocating dozens of individuals.

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New Mexico State Police arrested an 18-year-old Truchas man Sunday on a charge of second-degree murder for allegedly shooting his father in the chest and killing him during an argument.

He just took the helm of the Española Public Schools in July but soon the district will be searching for a new superintendent, as Eric Spencer announced his early retirement during the April 17 school board meeting.

Those hoping to support the lowriding community with a “Lowrider Capital of the World” specialty license plate are out of luck.

The Española Valley High School Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) team took home second place at the New Mexico JROTC State Championship in Albuquerque last month. The EVHS team competed against nine other 4A division schools in the event sponsored by the New Mexico Activities …

Independents will now get to vote in major-party primaries in New Mexico, which supporters hope will boost participation.

Mateo Romero's stamps will be unveiled during a first-day-of-issue ceremony Friday at the annual Gathering of Nations Powwow in Albuquerque.

The city's small but close-knit diaspora is taking time this month to celebrate its culture as well as reflect on the end of the war.

Ahead of Arbor Day, furniture maker AJ DeForest reflected on a changing furniture industry while artisans at the studio sanded, carved and stained.

A man died after he fired a gun at deputies who then shot him in the Lowe’s parking lot

Merrifield was found dead in the driver's seat by a friend who said he came to his aid when he crashed his truck hours earlier.

The City of Española did not let unexpected cold temperatures and rain get in the way of celebrating the grand re-opening of the Veteran’s Memorial Wall Park on April 5.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to pass through the basilica.

Santa Fe Public Schools' graduation rate of 83.1% is unchanged from the year prior — still better than the statewide rate.

Chris Baker, publisher of the Taos News, announced this week Geoffrey Plant has assumed the role of interim editor following John Miller’s dep…

A Taos woman has been selected to become the next chief judge of the New Mexico Court of Appeals. Jacqueline Medina, the first Taoseña to serv…

The performing arts organization hopes to make up for a canceled $35,000 state contract funded with pandemic-era federal money.

Dry, dense, understaffed and deeply cherished: This is the state of the forests across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, according to a panel di…

This week on "Voices of Taos," join Tempo Editor Lynne Robinson as she talks with Jonathan Slator, former film commissioner and location scout…

The long-awaited Pueblo Wastewater Metering Vault infrastructure project has come to fruition through collaboration between the Town of Taos a…

Think Taos' Hands Off! protests are filled with aging hippies? Elizabeth Winter said people shouldn't have a problem with the demographic. Sh…

1. Man's body recovered from Rio Grande Gorge Taos County Sheriff’s Deputies recovered the body of Eliodoro Justin Plath of Albuquerque Tuesda…

The following is a summary of activity at Stray Hearts Animal Shelter from April 14–20, 2025. Animals currently in care: 17 Total intakes this…

The Village of Taos Ski Valley's regular April 18 council meeting started off on a somber note as Timothy Blevins spoke during public comment …

Stray Hearts Animal Shelter is still in a funding crisis, but it's one step closer now to remaining operational. The Town of Taos Council appr…

To some, dollar stores represent a spot for bargain-hunting. To others, it's a blight that attracts crime. Ranchos de Taos successfully stoppe…

A bill that backers said would have bolstered education in Indigenous languages was among the casualties of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s veto…

The 2025 – 26 hockey Taos Tigers home season is still on thin ice after a fire last August left the building’s roof in disrepair. During the T…

As temperatures climb, the Taos County Cooperative Extension Service hosted the return of sheep shearing last week (April 16 – 17) at the Jua…

The river is a world apart. It runs on its own time. When you float the Rio Grande in a kayak, raft or other watercraft, you enter the rhythm …

Every spring, when the time comes to brand his cattle, Robert Martinez remembers the feast held at the day’s end. Those celebrations in his grandmother’s kitchen are some of his

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Taos County Sheriff’s Deputies recovered the body of Eliodoro Justin Plath of Albuquerque Tuesday morning (April 15) below the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. The recovery followed a report of an

Taking care of a home goes beyond seasonal cleaning and maintenance. It's about creating a space you've always wanted and can take pride in. Trusted name Bailey's Chimney takes this

The reintroduction by New Mexico’s entire federal delegation of the Chaco Cultural Heritage Area Protection Act sparked widespread praise on Thursday, April 10, from pueblos, environmentalists and others.

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from April 9–13, 2025. April 9 10:30 a.m. Unattended Death, Camino de

Red River officials want public input on Red River’s future: The town’s third public meeting to discuss updates to the Red River Comprehensive Plan is Monday, May 19. At the

For 30 years, travelers through Embudo have hit the brakes for the aromas wafting from Sugar's BBQ grill. But for the last two years, the award-winning roadside barbecue joint —

Flowing acequias, chokecherry wine, chopped wood — these quintessential things characterize both life in Northern New Mexico and the life of Abe Garcia, Arroyo Seco's centenarian, a feature of whom

The U.S. Forest Service Southwestern Region, including the Carson National Forest, is hiring permanent positions in wildland fire for summer 2025. Job openings on the Carson National Forest are all

State lawmakers brought home $21 million in capital outlay appropriations within Taos County after the recent 60-day legislative session, and not a penny of it was vetoed by Gov. Michelle

There’s still a lot work ahead for the Kit Carson Park Renaming Committee. Genevieve Oswald, chair of the committee and a Town of Taos councilor, began Tuesday’s (April 15) committee

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New Mexico State Police investigators charged an Albuquerque man with fourth-degree rape for having sex, over an estimated 100 times, with a 13-year-old girl.