The Latest Breaking News from New Mexico

Legislating isn’t always about taxes, tariffs and other serious issues. Lawmakers sometimes yearn for levity and the rare chance to find common ground

The state, which has long ranked worst in the US for child wellbeing, became the first and only in the country to offer free childcare to a majority of families

State is fourth in the US to create such a system, recognizing a crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people

New Mexico Rep. Gabe Vasquez says he's hewing closely to the kitchen table concerns of his working-class, majority Latino district.

Sixty days and 1,182 bills later, state legislators take a pass on oil and gas reforms.

Are you prepared for when the power goes out? To prevent massive wildfires in drought-prone, high-wind areas, electrical companies have begun preemptively shutting off electricity. These planned shutdowns are called public safety power shutoffs, abbreviated to PSPS, and they’re increasingly common. So far this year, we’ve seen them in Texas,…

From the southwestern U.S. to Minnesota, Iowa and even parts of New Jersey, it was a dismal winter

Federal authorities are investigating a fire that damaged the headquarters of the Republican Party of New Mexico in Albuquerque

As well as damage to the front entrance and smoke damage inside, spray paint comparing ICE to the Ku Klux Klan is seen on the building