No fatalities in multiple vehicle rollover accident

Lincoln County commissioners approve precinct splits and changes in preparation of the 2020 census and the 2021 redistricting of the state based on new population numbers

Bloomfield has signed a new agreement with the Bloomfield Irrigation District. This means water rates will increase.

More office buildings and pipelines are coming to the Permian Basin, as some companies worry about infrastructure constraints.

Organizer of Great American Cleanup hopes by education young about not littering, someday cleanups won't be needed

Three lower courts have so far blocked the plan to ask every U.S. resident about citizenship in the census.

New celebration set for Fort Stanton with the Rio Bonito Folk Festival May 4

A late-afternoon storm doused the Las Cruces on Monday. And more rain is possible, according to weather experts.

The Animal Services Center of Mesilla Valley in March achieved it's highest rate of live release — 92.7 percent.

Power will be out in Aztec from 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday as crews perform maintenance on transmission and distribution equipment.

The land on which the camp sits belongs to a railroad company. The city has set up 'no trespassing' signs.

The Department of Cultural Affairs has approached the city of Santa Fe about partnering to consolidate $4 million in prized works in one building on the campus.

Her comments seemed designed to increase support for the investigations already begun, rather than impeachment.

Gutierrez’s lawyer argued Ellington should focus on addressing the defendant’s apparent substance abuse issues.

Lawyer files notice he may argue Nunez didn’t have ability to form specific intent, typically meaning reduced mental capacity.

The lawsuit alleges that Montaño had “groomed, manipulated, and abused” the child between 1973 and 1974.

“We had a late night last night,” were the first words Manson Brothers Midnight Zombie Massacre producer Michael Hagerty spoke at Santa Fe’s Iconik Café. “Until 4 a.m.”

Sunny Khalsa of Santa Fe walks her camel, Meshach, 6, downtown Monday afternoon. Khalsa is taking the camel from the San Luis Valley in Colorado to the Grand Canyon and stopped in Santa Fe to meet a friend and walk…

Los Alamos Schools Credit Union CEO Matt Schmidt didn’t have the heart to go alone to Washington, D.C., to collect the Louise Herring Award for outstanding service from the Credit Union National Association.

The 48-page document is being released amid concerns in Washington about actions by China and Russia in the Arctic.

The law, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, forbids employment discrimination based on sex. The question for the justices is whether that language bars discrimination based on sexual orientation or transgender status.

Cheap Chinese caviar is flooding the U.S. market, causing prices to plummet.

Security agency had extensive information on terrorist group but failed to act in bombing that killed nearly 300

The Massachusetts lawmaker and Iraq War veteran made the announcement Monday.

Organizers began planning the event nearly two years ago.

Senate candidate Gavin Clarkson appeared in a video with the United Constitutional Patriots in March. After their leader's arrest, he disavowed them.

Short announcements about community events

She would pay for it with revenue generated by her proposed increase in taxes for America’s most wealthy families and corporations.

A man admitted he solicited sex from Sheriff's deputy posing as a 12-year-old girl and attempted to meet the decoy at a park for sex.