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State and local agencies purposely released the 650 million gallons of water into the Rio Grande to gather data and study the effects of the re-…
The New Mexico Supreme Court has spoken. APS should release public records on Winston Brooks
Police said the man was armed with a rifle; no officers or family members were injured.
A gold rush, a good-luck symbol and a town that refused to erase its history after World War II.
A former Navajo Nation police officer is facing two years in federal prison for using a stun gun and pepper spray on a man while accusing him of…
The DOJ sued New Mexico over in-state tuition for undocumented students, joining Arizona, Oregon and Washington.
New Mexico lawmakers and Las Cruces parents question Amira’s use, privacy safeguards and accuracy for young readers.
City workers rescued turtles and toads from a West Side trash catch as AMAFCA crews drained the water. Officials said the animals had gathered i…
John Fuentes faces up to 12 years after pleading no contest in the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Michael LaMotte.
These eight restaurants will compete in the Green Chile Cheeseburger Challenge.
The state’s high court halted proceedings on the Santa Teresa data center’s air permit application.
Revisit William Lindsay Gresham’s dark carnival tale of deception, spiritualism and downfall.
Records and eyewitnesses describe a late-night hotel disturbance involving Rep. Joseph Hernandez in Chicago.
Albuquerque Community Safety boosted training efforts and alert system, but delays and missed calls remain a challenge
Federal letter asks universities to address admissions, free speech, research and academic rigor
The defense contractor plans to boost hypersonic missile production and hiring at its 1,000-acre Project Ranger site.
A Gulf of Mexico U-boat attack led to a sailor’s disgrace — and a posthumous Navy correction decades later.
Andalusia Natural Sciences Academy withdrew its APS charter application before the board’s scheduled vote.