The month of July ushers in a new fiscal year – and many new laws that are now in effect in the state of New Mexico.

Thursday’s Top Stories Couple loses home to Trout Fire burning in the Gila National Forest AFR: Explosion and fires send 2 ...

The road outside the Santa Fe County Jail fell into the national spotlight earlier this year due to the number of inmates who ...

The New Mexico Semi-Quincentennial Commission is launching a statewide initiative to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the ...

Trump's tax and spending package makes New Mexico atomic-test downwinders eligible for federal compensation for the first ...

A bus that toured New Mexico touting female athletes, and ignited protests from transgender rights activists along the way, ...

Charges have been filed against five juveniles after police responded to a family being attacked in Santa Fe. Police officers responded to the report of fleeing juveniles, described as possibly armed, ...

Santa Fe No. 2926’s yearly visit to Albuquerque’s downtown Rail Yards — a former ATSF facility with sections redeveloped as a ...

Many people in New Mexico will spend the summer taking part in the state's outdoor adventures – and leaders want to get more ...

Nothing says “good morning” in New Mexico quite like a hand-rolled breakfast burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, potatoes, ...

Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument carved by ancient volcanic eruptions reopens with renewed beauty after a five-year ...

Organizers expect millions of protesters across the country to participate in a mass mobilization on Saturday in defiance of ...