The road diet brings bike lanes, a HAWK crossing and new drainage — but even officials disagree on how many lanes survive.

Erin Wade is closing Vinaigrette's longtime location after 14 years, even as she builds a $1 million food-and-pickleball concept nearby.

A New Mexico appeals court tossed two of Jeremy Guthrie's convictions over double-jeopardy concerns, but most of the case against him holds.

At a Glorieta conference, Ai-jen Poo asked attendees about caring for loved ones, and New Mexico's aging secretary said caregivers will have questions about whether unpaid care counts as work under new Medicaid rules.

Three major road rebuilds and a $14.4 million fire station headline Paul Wymer's first State of the City in Rio Rancho.

Weather pushed the Rio Rancho Events Center celebration indoors, but trunk-or-treating and a cakewalk kept the fall tradition alive.

Officials reported no injuries after the storm, but hundreds of homes near Rancho Siringo lost power overnight.

The new pieces greet arriving travelers at the Sunport, part of a $3.2 million airport-wide art push.

112 players hit the courts at Jerry Cline Tennis Complex Saturday for a cause born from one mother's grief.

Helicopters and Guard boats are pulling people from rooftops as flooding along the San Juan River reaches an extent unseen since before Navajo Dam.

Commissioners voted 4-1 to pause new data centers for a year, after residents learned of an 8,000-acre project from a legal notice.

A 15-year-old told police he had received threats from an ex-boyfriend and believed he was the target of a Las Acequias shooting that left at least 11 casings at the scene.

A man underwent surgery at UNM Hospital after a shooting on 98th Street SW. Police haven't said what led to the gunfire.