Santa Fe County woman dies of plague in first human case this year in New Mexico
It marks the state's first human case of plague in 2026, though New Mexico typically sees a handful of plague cases each year.
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Retired Calif. police chief takes helm at New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy
Fabian Valdez, a former police chief from San Fernando, Calif., will step into the role later this month.
New Mexico Restaurant Association CEO Carol Wight announces retirement
Wight's 25 years leading the association were defined by her staunch support for local businesses during economic downturns.
'Art comes in all forms': Santa Fe dog groomer enters national art competition
Contestants are vying for $25,000, a feature in Artforum Magazine and an exhibition at The Art of Elysium salon in Los Angeles.
Santa Fe woman charged with drunken driving after West Alameda crash
Police said Angelica Roybal, 25, did not report injuries following the rollover crash early Friday at West Alameda Street and Camino Alire.
City of Santa Fe hires Sam Burnett as public works director
Previously the city's facilities director, Burnett has been serving as the interim public works director since late 2025.
Santa Fe County revamps short-term rentals website, adds reporting portal for complaints
Hundreds of properties are registered or licensed for short-term rentals in unincorporated Santa Fe County, officials say.
Some short-term rental owners hit with criminal charges as Santa Fe County ramps up enforcement
At least 15 people in the county have faced petty misdemeanor charges since July accusing them of violations.
Santa Fe County takes on controversial sewer line. Is it bailing out developers?
Residents south of the city are raising concerns about a Santa Fe County project that will extend a sewer line from Oshara Village to N.M. 14.
Some Santa Fe County residents worry water rights transfer could hurt their wells
The county and two developers have a request pending before the state, roiling residents south of the city who rely on private wells.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian reframes the history of Native nations through the lens of America's 250th
Kathleen DuVal gives a presentation in Santa Fe on Indigenous American civilizations and their 1,000-year heritage and enduring sovereignty in North America.
Wine Away: Our intrepid grape guru heads south to explore New Mexico's desert vines
In part one of our series on wine-hopping around New Mexico, we visit the grapes and growers who are on a hot streak in the south.
No Retirement Plan: At 65, studio wizard Jono Manson drops album, plans another
The Santa Fe producer and songwriter spends time on the road but is at home in the studio.
Albuquerque man accused of attacking synagogue, Jewish center facing federal charge
Rex Crofton is being charged with damage to religious property and faces up to three years in prison, the U.S. Attorney
Child fatality not ‘destiny,' former CYFD workers say
According to CYFD standards, neglect and untreated substance-use disorder appear to have played a role in the girl
Feds push back against New Mexico Kalshi suit, say state can't regulate online betting
The federal commission's lawsuit argues Torrez's suit is an attempt to tread on the commission's 'exclusive' regulatory territory.
Santa Fe's former César Chávez Elementary renamed Cielo Azul Elementary
The school started the name-change process in March after sexual abuse allegations against its iconic namesake became public.
Conservative group's ad focuses on transgender policies in 'Nightmare in New Mexico Schools' campaign
Independent Women has supported cutting red tape for teachers and other policy changes, but highlights transgender issues.
Tree mortality in New Mexico tripled in 2025, driven by drought, climate change, insects
Tree mortality can be a sign that a forest's ecosystem is shifting back into balance — but the ideal density is changing.
FIFA blames empty seats in Mexico on fans in the concourses
There were also a few empty spots in Canada’s first World Cup match on home soil in Toronto on Friday.
10 years of Meow Wolf: Vince Kadlubek reflects on the company’s origin, massive success and future
10 years of Meow Wolf: Vince Kadlubek reflects on the company’s origin, massive success and future
From car dealer to racing legend to politics, Casey Luna 'totally devoted to New Mexico'
From car dealer to racing legend to politics, Casey Luna 'totally devoted to New Mexico'
Rulemaking begins on New Mexico assuming surface water discharge permitting responsibilities
Rulemaking begins on New Mexico assuming surface water discharge permitting responsibilities
Santa Fe staples Pink Adobe, Dragon Room reopen with similar ambiance, reworked menu
Santa Fe staples Pink Adobe, Dragon Room reopen with similar ambiance, reworked menu