A New Mexico environmentalist group is sounding the alarm about what President Donald Trump’s decision to dramatically reduce the footprints of two national monuments in Utah could mean for several “beloved” national monuments in New Mexico.

Owners are ‘actively pursuing a solution’ that could allow the newspaper to continue, according to a social media post.

New Mexico environmentalist groups this week celebrated the continued preservation of an obscure corner of western Hidalgo County, following a Canadian company’s announcement that it no longer seeks to develop its gold and silver mining claims on public lands otherwise known for their abundance of lizards and dark skies.

Allegations of fraud and forgery mark latest development after months of turmoil.

As public comment period closes, some elected officials say their names were falsely used in supportive comments.

Camille Carey can stay on another three years after the provost’s decision.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland greatly outraised Republican opponent Gregg Hull in the month following the June 2 primary election, according to the latest reports that campaigns provided to the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.

With wildfires raging across the western U.S., New Mexico local governments are restricting fireworks and outdoor burning as the state gears up for a big Fourth of July.

The New Mexico Department of Justice on Thursday announced it was demanding a wide array of records related to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s fentanyl investigations in New Mexico between 2022 and 2025.

The New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission on Wednesday voted to increase the amount of money that oil and gas operators have to provide for cleanup costs.