The New Mexico Supreme Court on Monday limited how many people can enter three court buildings in the Albuquerque area after the county sheriff’s office reduced the number of deputies it assigns for ...

New data shows the rate of pedestrian deaths in New Mexico went down in 2024 but is still the highest of any U.S. state.

If you've ever wanted to work as an Albuquerque firefighter or a paramedic – or work with a firefighter or a paramedic – now ...

Officer Bianca Quintana, Scott Habermehl, and Chuck Malagodi; these are just some of the people who have lost their lives on ...

New Mexico’s senators in Congress have joined two dozen others in an effort to protect the private information submitted by ...

Jackie Lee Onsuarez, a self-described “outsider to Santa Fe,” is pursuing an office on the fourth floor of the Roundhouse in ...

While some cities are walking back their zero-fare initiatives, Albuquerque sees free transit as a lifeline for its homeless ...

An Albuquerque startup is taking on the world's deadliest animal with a surprising ingredient found in your kitchen pantry.

Monday’s Top Stories Fewer people now allowed in Albuquerque courts Hyde Memorial State Park overrun with tree damaging ...

Ayudando Guardians Inc. used stolen money to buy houses, vehicles and cruises, plus $4.4M in credit card charges.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has ordered changes at the 2nd Judicial District Court in Albuquerque in response to reduced security staffing.

An Albuquerque man, once charged with more than 70 crimes, will spend the next 20 years behind bars. Isidro Gallegos pleaded guilty to 13 counts of armed robbery. Last year in February and March, he ...