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New Mexico Attorney general Raúl Torrez announced Wednesday that his office is suing two longtime associates of Jeffrey Epstein, his attorney Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn, accusing the men of helping facilitate and cover up sexual abuse and human trafficking.
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Historically, New Mexico has had one of the nation's latest primary election dates but a big change is coming in 2028.
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Albuquerque native Julianna Rubio Slager used her own experience with post-partum depression to offer a more compassionate view of the legendary New Mexico story.
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Bernalillo County Commissioners unanimously passed a resolution declaring a state of emergency related to fentanyl and overdose deaths, giving the county manager more powers, releasing previously unavailable funds, and formally requesting assistance from the state.
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September's rains also more than tripled the amount of water being held at Elephant Butte Reservoir.
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Former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull is seeking to turn the governor's office back to the Republicans. He talked with New Mexico in Focus.
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The Bernalillo County Commission is scheduled to vote on whether or not to declare a state of emergency in response to increasing overdoses and dangers around fentanyl use.
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Deb Haaland is the Democratic candidate for governor and outlined her priorities on New Mexico in Focus
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On World Homeless Day, no police stopped by Robinson Park in downtown Albuquerque to enforce new rules that close the park several times a day. But protestors violated those rules to support the homeless.
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Hundreds of people dressed in ribbon skirts, turquoise jewelry and Cowboys gear gathered in a park in Albuquerque to honor Shiyazh Pete, who played briefly with the Dallas Cowboys.
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As climate change dries New Mexico, the Pecos faces a growing threat as it runs through the Permian Basin oilfield.
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Evolutionary anthropologist Brian Hare and his wife, Valerie Woods, will discuss their research on the evolution of cognition and cooperation in dogs and the human-animal bond.