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Las Cruces could see New Mexico’s state-funded reproductive health clinic open its doors on the east side of town by late summer or fall 2026, according to project organizers.

Federal search warrants involving teenagers accused in the fatal Friday shootout in Las Cruces suggest they may face charges for firing guns within a few hundred feet of a school and tampering with evidence.

As part of his wide-ranging use of executive orders, President Donald Trump turned his attention to state election administration, a move that quickly prompted voting rights groups and others to promise lawsuits.

The lone adult thus far charged in Friday night’s Las Cruces shooting faced prior charges in Texas for human smuggling.

Prosecutors in New Mexico's busiest judicial district have been pleading with state lawmakers to amend the children's code to address what they call an unbelievable spike in juvenile crime in Albuquerque. The latest example includes the arrest of an 11-year-old boy in what authorities allege was a deliberate hit-and-run.

A proposal to provide local school districts access to funds for electric school buses stalled in the Legislature, but money may still be available through the state budget.

A jury has convicted a failed political candidate of numerous federal charges in connection with a series of drive-by shootings at the homes of state and local lawmakers in Albuquerque in the aftermath of the 2020 election.

The field of candidates hoping to be the next mayor of Albuquerque continues to swell. The large number of candidates has already caused one potential candidate to forgo the race.

A bill expanding New Mexico’s red flag gun law is headed to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s desk after being approved Monday by the state Senate.

A renewed attempt to enact a state-run paid worker leave plan bit the dust Saturday in a Senate committee, as changes made to the bill in an attempt to get it across the Roundhouse finish line instead led to the measure’s defeat.