Robert Glenn Johnson was nabbed in Milwaukee four years after allegedly filing a bogus Bernalillo County voter form.

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.

Santa Clara and Zia challenge the Park Service's environmental review, citing flaws and a lack of information on local eagle populations.

Genesis White Bull says staff cut a blessed eagle plume from her cap; the district says it was returned intact. A jury trial is scheduled, though the parties may resolve the case through mediation.

Monique Sanchez and Thomas Soto pleaded guilty after their infant daughter died of fentanyl and meth poisoning in 2024.

New Mexico's job growth beat the national rate fourfold, even as federal cuts and a rising jobless rate complicate the picture.

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

Angelica Aguirre, 30, and boyfriend Shane Perez, 46, died Saturday while their five children were inside the Calle Libertad home.

Albuquerque is in for a sunny, mild stretch through Thursday before rain chances build late week and into the weekend.

National Guard crews waded into floodwaters near I-25 as the Rio Puerco rose higher than it did just weeks ago.

Federal money could help rehabilitate the Kirtland spur, where New Mexico Transloading has activated a segment.

Mark Kelly and Chris Van Hollen traded barbecue for ballots at an Albuquerque matanza aimed at making New Mexico a 2028 kingmaker.

Storms and possible heavy downpours are headed for Albuquerque Sunday before sunshine and warmer temperatures return Monday through Thursday.