Santa Fe County approves 18-month moratorium on data center development
The Santa Fe County Board of County Commissioners approved an 18-month moratorium on data center development.
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Santa Fe Drive in Denver to close for weekend amid July construction
Construction on a new pedestrian bridge will cause a road closure on South Santa Fe Drive in Denver's Overland neighborhood July 11-13.
Santa Fe County becomes latest New Mexico community to adopt data center moratorium
Citing Project Jupiter and Green Data proposals, Santa Fe commissioners seek to be ‘proactive’
Community Homelessness Summit in Santa Fe
Santa Fe Mayor Michael Garcia will host a community forum on homelessness Monday from 6-8 p.m. at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center
NextTrip Added to Russell Microcap(R) Index
SANTA FE, NM / ACCESS Newswire / June 29, 2026 / NextTrip, Inc. (NASDAQ:NTRP) ("NextTrip," "the Company," "we," "our," or "us"), a technology-forward travel and media company defining the intersection
Policing from the sky: Santa Fe police testing 'drone as first responder' future
Santa Fe police hope to adopt the "drone as first responder" concept, a program that has proliferated around the country.
Santa Fe National Forest closure expected as McCauley Springs Fire near Jemez Springs expands
The wildfire grew to 350 acres overnight and was 0% contained as of Thursday morning.
New Mexico's child welfare agency proposes over $1M in repairs for facility housing two boys
A Legislative Finance Committee report questioned whether upgrading the facility north of Angel Fire is worth the cost.
AG Torrez to investigate DEA in connection with flow of fentanyl into New Mexico
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham asked the AG to look into reports DEA agents let fentanyl flow into the state to catch high-level dealers.
Pojoaque Pueblo graduates celebrate sobriety on the 'Path to Wellness'
The program diverts people accused of nonviolent crimes related to substance use toward behavioral health services.
New Mexico campus security guard's lawsuit claims he was forced from job for Charlie Kirk post
ENMU's decision to place Oswaldo Nava on administrative leave was in no way related to his performance, Nava alleges.
Deadline approaching for livestock veterinarian student loan repayment program
Concerns about the New World screwworm fly highlight the need for more large animal veterinarians in rural New Mexico.
Deb Haaland endorses Stephanie Garcia Richard as her running mate
Outgoing New Mexico State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard will have a major advantage in the race to fill the lieutenant governor vacancy on the Democratic ticket.
New Mexico colleges are buying into costly AI data contracts; faculty disapprove
SFCC is considering a contract with Florida-based CampusWorks, which already has inked deals with San Juan College and CNM.
Navajo man pleads guilty, faces life sentence over notorious cannabis grow operations
Dineh Benally, a businessman and former Navajo Nation presidential candidate, is looking at a mandatory sentence of 15 years and up to life in prison.
'We will get them': New Mexico's new cannabis cops targeting black market weed
Industry leaders are waiting to see the results of this new team of cannabis cops, which now has just three officers but is expected to grow.
Honoring owner's sister, Taos Pueblo's first full-service restaurant preps for growth
The restaurant is dedicated to the owner's late sister, Coral Dawn Bernal, who died unexpectedly at 33 during the pandemic.
400 residents in Taos County's Cerro go a month without water
Cerro’s water system has suffered from water shortages and pump failures for years since the well’s drilling in 1941.
The Roundhouse Report: Former state senator advocates for Garcia Richard in lt. gov. race
Former state Sen. Dede Feldman, a self-described pioneer for women in government, is making the case for Stephanie Garcia Richard to selected as the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor.
New Mexico Gay Men's Chorus prioritizes social justice with Pride show
The choral group which puts on a Pride celebration every June during Pride month, has modeled this year
'We're not going to hide': Santa Fe Plaza fills with joyful Pride
For Adrian Akin, this one was special. After years of coming as an ally, “This is my first pride after coming out,” Akin said.
Crews continue working to contain Northern New Mexico blazes
The Beehive Fire in the Carson National Forest was detected Thursday afternoon and grew to 400 acres, forest officials said in a news release.
High-fives, hope for New Mexico local journalism
The Local Journalist Index tackled the tumultuous task last year of trying to figure out how many local journalists work in the U.S.
Lawsuit alleges teen sexually assaulted in Albuquerque treatment center
The lawsuit accuses CYFD and Serenity Mesa Youth Recovery Center of failing to supervise youth and to protect the girl.