New Mexico

Defendants protest trial delays in New Mexico compound raid

arrested after child’s body is found at squalid compound

April 8, 2022

New Mexico

U.S. agency to review oil, gas leases near Chaco in New Mexico

FILE – A hiker sits on a ledge above Pueblo Bonito, the largest archaeological site at the Chaco Culture National…

April 7, 2022

New Mexico

Judge acquits New Mexico man of misdemeanors in Capitol riot trial

Rioters loyal to President Donald Trump rally at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021. A federal judge…

April 6, 2022

New Mexico

New Mexico Legislature approves payments to offset inflation

Democratic state Sen. Harold Pope of Albuquerque speaks to the New Mexico state Senate in Santa Fe on Tuesday. The…

April 6, 2022

New Mexico

New Mexico inmates outline abuse in civil rights lawsuit

ALBUQUERQUE – More than a dozen inmates who were transferred after a riot at a New Mexico lockup in 2020…

April 5, 2022

New Mexico

New Mexico proposes more tax rebates to offset gas prices

Democratic state House Majority Speaker Brian Golf speaks ahead of a special legislative session aimed at providing financial relief from…

April 4, 2022

New Mexico

Tribes seek more inclusion, action from U.S. officials

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland speaks April 23, 2021, during a news briefing at the White House in Washington. Native American…

April 4, 2022

New Mexico

New Mexico launches cannabis sales within Texans’ reach

First-day sales reached about $2 million by early Friday evening

April 1, 2022

New Mexico

Trapping ban to take effect on public lands in New Mexico

A foothold trap intended for bobcats, set by licensed trapper Tom Fisher, is seen Feb. 20, 2019, on the outskirts…

March 31, 2022

New Mexico

Group rebuffs U.S. House inquiry into New Mexico election audit

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., presides during a committee hearing on Capitol Hill, Oct. 7,…

March 30, 2022

New Mexico

New Mexico regulators to review coal plant financing dispute

Water flows into an evaporation pond Oct. 28, 2019, at the south side of the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station…

March 30, 2022

New Mexico

Growth slows for endangered Mexican gray wolf population

Members of the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team process a wolf during an annual count in January 2022 in southwestern…

March 30, 2022

New Mexico

Recreational marijuana sales to begin Friday in New Mexico

A store worker poses for a photo with his shirt at the Ultra Health medical cannabis dispensary on Tuesday, June…

March 28, 2022

New Mexico

Bureau of Land Management extends comment period on Chaco proposal

Chaco Canyon was the center of a culture that flourished from the 800s to the 1100s. Land managers have scheduled…

March 28, 2022

New Mexico

Warily, tribes prepare for cannabis ventures in New Mexico

The town of Bayfield adjusted its 2013 marijuana ban to allow cultivation facilities closer to town starting Sunday. (Associated Press…

March 25, 2022

New Mexico

White House releases report on Native American voting rights

Lummi Nation tribal member Karen Scott drops her completed ballot into a ballot drop box on Oct. 19, 2020, on…

March 24, 2022

New Mexico

Methane survey from small plane finds more pollution, waste

Pumpjacks work in a field in 2015 near Lovington, N.M. A pollution survey using sensors on small airplanes to detect…

March 23, 2022

New Mexico

Political lobbyists denounce harassment by state senator

Light fades outside the New Mexico State Capitol on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2022, in Santa Fe, N.M., as the Legislature…

March 23, 2022

New Mexico

Official guilty of illegally entering Capitol grounds Jan. 6

Otero County, New Mexico Commissioner Couy Griffin gestures as he speaks outside the federal court after receiving a verdict in…

March 22, 2022

Local News

New Mexico approves free college tuition for all residents; Utes included

includes eligibility for Ute Mountain Ute, Southern Ute and Navajo tribes; 29 colleges participate

March 21, 2022

New Mexico

Capitol riot trial opens for Cowboys for Trump founder

Griffin says he is being prosecuted for his political views

March 21, 2022

New Mexico

Energy grants for U.S. tribes aimed at aiding vast power needs

The Kayenta Solar Facility is seen along the Arizona-Utah border on the Navajo Nation in 2017. A new $1.2 million…

March 21, 2022

New Mexico

Watchdog has concerns with projects at U.S. nuclear repository

The idled Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, the nation’s only underground nuclear waste repository, is seen March 6, 2014, near Carlsbad,…

March 18, 2022

New Mexico

Cowboy politician 2nd person to go on trial in Jan. 6 riot

Otero County Commissioner Couy Griffin, founder of Cowboys for Trump, poses at his ranch May 12, 2021, in Tularosa, N.M.…

March 17, 2022

New Mexico

House panel launches probe of New Mexico 2020 election audit

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., presides during a committee hearing on Capitol Hill, Oct. 7,…

March 17, 2022

New Mexico

Haaland: Report about Indigenous boarding schools expected soon

Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland said Wednesday the Interior Department is on the verge of releasing a report about…

March 16, 2022

New Mexico

Students from New Mexico university among 9 dead in Texas crash

Emergency responders work the scene of a fatal crash late Tuesday, March 15, 2022 in Andrews County, Texas. A vehicle…

March 16, 2022

New Mexico

Tico Time addresses neighborhood noise concerns ahead of upcoming festival season

says music decibel levels will be monitored and main stage will be finished by 10:30 p.m.

March 15, 2022

New Mexico

‘Little Miss Nobody’ identified over 60 years later with DNA

Ray Chavez, the nephew of a little girl dubbed “Little Miss Nobody” who was recently identified, speaks during a news…

March 15, 2022

New Mexico

Tico Time owner to face San Juan County commissioners about upcoming music festivals

Neighbors complained about noise, trespassing and nudity last year

March 14, 2022