Santa Fe County woman dies of plague
A Santa Fe County woman has died of plague, marking the first human infection in New Mexico in 2026. Health officials are investigating and urging residents to take precautions against flea-carrying rodents.
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Fire at Hotel Santa Fe sends 8 to hospital
A fire broke out at Hotel Santa Fe early Thursday morning after an electrical box ignited in the kitchen, prompting an evacuation and sending six police officers and two guests to the hospital for smoke expo...
‘Grand but cozy’ home with one of Silver City’s top price tags hits the market
A 5,620-square-foot home on a 10-acre estate at 3120 Little Walnut Road in Silver City is on the market for nearly $2.4 million, featuring four bedrooms, an indoor pool, sauna, salt room and more than 10 acr...
Lovelace Health System cuts dozens of roles, citing ‘challenging policy environment’
Lovelace Health System laid off 43 employees Wednesday, citing increased costs and a challenging policy environment. The cuts, mostly administrative roles, come days after Presbyterian Healthcare Services el...
Albuquerque boxer Perez views Gonzalez as major challenge
Unbeaten Albuquerque fighter Abraham Perez steps up to face former world champion Jonathan Gonzalez for the WBA interim flyweight title Sunday in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Police erroneously charge alleged drunken driver with vehicular homicide
Danny Sanchez, 58, had a homicide by vehicle charge dismissed after video evidence showed he did not strike motorcyclist Thomas on Interstate 25. Sanchez still faces misdemeanor DWI and careless driving char...
Project Jupiter open house to present data center's benefits, opportunities
Oracle is hosting a career fair and open house on June 17 for Project Jupiter, a hyperscale data center in Santa Teresa, as the development draws new businesses and sparks community debate over water, power,...
In Los Alamos, a co-op bet on lower prices. Customers came back.
Los Alamos Cooperative Market has turned around its finances, lowered prices, and grown daily sales as it competes with Natural Grocers and Smith’s. The locally owned organic grocer supports northern New M...
Special audit: State lawmaker was overpaid by school district, wife collected unqualified stipends
A special audit of Los Lunas Schools found state Rep. Brian Baca was improperly paid $11,365 in sick leave during legislative sessions and his wife received $64,500 in stipends for a position she was not lic...
BernCo approves $4.9M for pet adoption and education center
Northeast Heights facility will funnel pets from the main county shelter for adoption in calmer setting
Socorro County approves data center moratorium amid opposition
Socorro County commissioners unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on data centers following public opposition to the proposed Green Data Center project, with a Blue Ribbon Committee formed to study the...
Albuquerque financial institution DreamSpring appoints new CEO
Albuquerque-based nonprofit DreamSpring has named Charles McElrath as its incoming CEO, succeeding acting CEO Marisa Barrera. McElrath brings decades of community lending experience to the CDFI, which serves...
Longtime New Mexico Restaurant Association CEO to retire
Carol Wight, CEO of the New Mexico Restaurant Association for 25 years, will retire at the end of the year.
Defense attorney to remain jailed in child abuse material case
U.S. Magistrate Judge Damian Martinez ordered Albuquerque attorney Brian Pori held without bail on federal child pornography charges, citing his attempt to travel to Mexico City and a
One paramedic collapses, others fall ill after exposure to 'possible airborne contaminant'
Ten Grant County deputies and first responders were hospitalized after being exposed to airborne cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine while responding to a fatal overdose at a Silver City mobile home park.
Young Albuquerque golfer hits hole-in-one
Atticus Hendricks-Smith, 10, made history at Puerto del Sol Golf Course in Albuquerque by hitting a hole-in-one from 160 yards away. The young golfer and decorated swimmer is already a four-time junior golf...
Cat rescued from Albuquerque storm drain, but concerns remain over its well-being
A cat trapped in a Northeast Heights storm drain for over a week was rescued by a man who appeared on KOB TV, but viewers and local business owners have raised concerns about the animal
Private firm claims sheriff interfered with internal affairs probe
Doña Ana County Undersheriff Robert Parra publicly demanded the termination of County Manager Scott Andrews and Deputy County Attorney Cari Neill during a commissioners meeting, citing retaliation and misma...
Defense attorney to remain jailed in child abuse material case
U.S. Magistrate Judge Damian Martinez ordered Albuquerque attorney Brian Pori held without bail on federal child pornography charges, citing his attempt to travel to Mexico City and a
MDC employees pack BernCo Commission meeting demanding warden's removal
County manager said she has no plans to remove jail chief, union says it will keep pushing
Loyola’s property lists for sale, bringing impending end to iconic Albuquerque diner
Loyola’s Family Restaurant, a beloved Albuquerque diner on Central Avenue for over 40 years, has listed its property for just over $1 million. Owner Sarah Cordova says the sale will likely bring an end to...
Man wanted for robbery, violent crimes surrenders peacefully in Santa Fe during 'high-risk' police search
Man wanted for robbery, violent crimes surrenders peacefully in Santa Fe during 'high-risk' police search
New Mexico ranks 49th in the nation for child well-being, rising one spot from last year
New Mexico ranks 49th in the nation for child well-being, rising one spot from last year
A flesh-eating cattle parasite confirmed in Texas county bordering New Mexico
Two new cases of the flesh-eating New World screwworm parasite have been confirmed in Texas counties near New Mexico, raising concerns about a potential threat to the U.S. cattle industry. The USDA is workin...