Republican state Sen. Crystal Brantley is bringing an entire border security package to the Roundhouse, focusing less on the immigration and deportation issues and more on the resources needed to keep New Mexicans safe.

New Mexico legislative leaders are recommending a 5.7% general fund spending increase for the coming fiscal year.

If things go according to plan, Santa Fe soon will join several other places in New Mexico with an economic development specialist dedicated to working with tribal entrepreneurs. The plan involves a partnership between the city of Santa Fe and University of New Mexico Rainforest Innovations,

Guests can enjoy 40 trails of powder, six ski lifts, and three terrain parks for snowboarders. Once you've had your fill of skiing or snowboarding, head into the warmth of the Paradise Grill & Riverside Café for a bite to eat. From ghost tours to rooftop dining, here are some of the best things to in the dark in New Mexico.

The Rancho Viejo project, a 96-megawatt (MW) solar facility and 48 MW battery energy storage system has been embroiled in controversy since its introduction in 2023. Despite a promised $200 million capital investment,

The New Mexico Supreme Court has struck down abortion restrictions by conservative cities and counties at the request of the state attorney general.

Advocates plan to push for a bill that would expand sexual education for public school students to be more comprehensive.

Dozens of the state’s outdoor organizations and youth programs will make their way to the state capitol in March to celebrate the New Mexico outdoors. The New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division has designated March 18,

A New Mexico Museum of Art exhibit showcasing the exploration of identity is kicking off its final chapter. The museum is inviting art lovers to the final rotation of the “Off-Center: New Mexico Art,

The New Mexico State Legislature announced the resignation of Representative Jared Hembree on Saturday. A press release states the Chaves County lawmaker is stepping down due to unforeseen health-related circumstances that need immediate attention.

As California continues to fight the wildfire fueled by high winds, a New Mexico team is there to help. “It’s an honor to be able to be a part of it and to show that we’re here,” said Nathan Miller, Wildland Superintendent for the City of Santa Fe and Strike Team leader.