The first elected official barred from office because of Jan. 6 joined a panel on Monday in an effort to rewrite history.

Goldberg was most recently the editor and publisher of the Santa Fe Reporter, an award-winning alt-weekly based in the state ...

New Mexico lawmakers filed the first bills of the 2025 session on Thursday, proposing laws for foster care, tribal schools ...

Recently, Deputy Secretary Ali Rye reflected on a year of disasters in an interview with Source New Mexico. She described a ...

This is the first year the Secret Service will be in charge of planning and security logistics for the Electoral College ...

President Joe Biden announced early Friday he will block the sale of U.S. Steel to the Japanese company Nippon Steel, in one ...

Water stayed at the forefront of news about conservation, health and money in New Mexico this year, and faces more focus in ...

President Joe Biden nominated more confirmed judicial nominees than President-elect Donald Trump did in his first term.

In CYFD office buildings, foster youth are monitored by private security. Altercations between kids and guards have injured ...

The new year will see the start of state laws in New Mexico that will lower personal income taxes and make it easier to get ...

Victims of the Roswell flood that occurred in October have until 11:59 p.m. Thursday to seek disaster assistance from the ...

A 2025 budget proposal aims to revive a division of state government aimed at providing community-based and caregiver-based ...