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Deb Haaland, the former U.S. Interior secretary who soundly secured the Democratic nomination to be New Mexico’s next governor, on Friday endorsed Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard for lieutenant governor as state party officials prepare to select Haaland’s running mate.

Official vote turnout was 24.6% for state's first election under new semi-open primary system.

The McCauley Spring Fire burns near Jemez Springs, and the Canyon Venado Fire near Clines Corners.

The New Mexico Department of Health on Tuesday reported the presence of West Nile-infected mosquitos in Bernalillo County and warned residents statewide to take precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitos.

A trio of New Mexico Republicans are asking the state Supreme Court to weigh in after a District Court judge dismissed their lawsuit accusing state officials of enacting a universal childcare program without the necessary legislative approval.

University leaders allege Neil Woolf violated hiring and procurement rules; Woolf calls claims retaliatory and denies wrongdoing.

After winning the Democratic nomination to be New Mexico’s next lieutenant governor in a landslide primary election on June 2, incumbent Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver on Thursday announced she was dropping out of the race.

The Santa Fe New Mexican reports new details obtained from a letter from the NMHU Board of Regents to state auditors.

Veteran lawmaker also plans to relinquish leadership post before next year's 60-day session.

Lawsuit argues the Wilderness Act does not authorize government predator control to protect private livestock.