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 Thursday’s Five Facts [1] How could NM schools be impacted by withholding of federal funds? – An email ...

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

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, ...

After revoking long-time Santa Fe homeless shelter Pete’s Place’s lease, the city is now counting down the days for a new out ...

Burn scars around the state will be at a high risk of flash flooding Tuesday and Wednesday, while low-lying and poorly ...

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 ...

Crumbl Cookies plans to open its fourth New Mexico location in Santa Fe on June 27, creating 35 jobs in a 1,800-square-foot store on Cerrillos Road. Albuquerque Business First Select a City ...

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