Former Catholic school teacher accused of child sex abuse rejects plea deal
Calvin Robinson, 44, faces counts of rape and molestation of a student at Holy Cross Catholic School in Santa Cruz in 2021.
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Break-in gone wrong? Police reports tell different story of fatal shooting in Tres Piedras
New Mexico State Police have filed no criminal charges in the death of a man at a home in the Taos County community.
Santa Fe's Holy Trinity Orthodox Church marks 30th anniversary
Created after its founding priest and a group of members left the Episcopal Church, the parish on Cordova Road has grown.
GOP gubernatorial candidates nearly exhaust campaign war chests in bruising primary
Gregg Hull, who is leading in polling in the Republican gubernatorial primary, reported a closing balance of $75,368.
Mexican gray wolf Asha's release was delayed due to county pushback, records show
Top Interior Department officials intervened in the planned release on Ted Turner
Santa Fe County Sheriff's office investigates child's death in Cañoncito
The 4-year-old boy died from injuries attributed by deputies to a skid steer tractor operated by a family member.
'You can agree to disagree': Israeli-Palestinian dialogue play coming to Santa Fe
With a tagline of 'We can't fix what we can't talk about,' the play centers on the evolving Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Santa Fe Goodwill store moving to vacant Big Lots location on Cerrillos Road
Store manager Desiree Sanchez says the Santa Fe Goodwill store is still open and ready for business at its current location.
Lawsuit alleges Doña Ana County violated public records law, falsified documents
The suit, which centers on Memorial Medical Center, is related to allegations the hospital denied cancer care to uninsured residents.
Woman accused of impersonating nurse in Las Cruces indicted on 34 counts
Margarita Gonzalez, who is accused of posing as actual nurses with similar names, could face up to 100 years in prison.
How New Mexico Culture and European Influences Merged in Modernist Paul Burlin’s Distinctive, Eclectic works
"Paul Burlin: An American Modernist in the Southwest," showcasing work by an artist who called Santa Fe home more than a century ago, runs through November at the New Mexico
Frida y Diego Come to Santa Fe, Courtesy of Gabriel Lena Frank and the Metropolitan Opera
The 2022 opera "El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego," which takes a magical-realist look at the turbulent relationship between Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, will be screened at the
Public records watch: Mixed bag from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
While a batch of email records took nearly a year to release, the agency produced a record this week without even asking.
CYFD: Deceased Vadito girl negative for drugs; mother's abuse charge dropped
Allyson Fernandez initially was accused in her daughter's death, in part due to drug paraphernalia found in the home.
$20M water pipeline from Albuquerque to remote Navajo community nears completion
To'hajiilee, a 'satellite' Navajo community 30 miles west of Albuquerque, has grappled with a drinking water crisis for years.
Report: DOGE resignation program led to high nuclear cleanup vacancies in New Mexico
A statement provided to The New Mexican indicated the Office of Environmental Management was unfazed by the vacancies.
2nd Dixon hiker says he found decontamination gear in 2022
The mystery around an apparent illegal dumping site for military-grade decontamination equipment near Dixon deepens.
Santa Fe man quickly reconvicted of murder in 2018 slaying
Jones had previously been convicted in 2023, but the state Supreme Court overturned it based on the definition of “structure.”
Albuquerque company uses AI to make homes more accessible for seniors, those with disabilities
The platform uses augmented reality and occupational therapists to help residents identify and address potential hazards.
New company offers speech, occupational therapy to Española youth
The new business, which officially opened its doors in March, marks a major expansion in access to care for youth in rural Northern New Mexico.
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From brunch to late-night dining, this lakeside Bellagio restaurant gives every meal extra oomph.
Las Vegas nightlife gets an immersive boost with Oddyssey Manor
Nightclubs have long been one of the only draws to nighttime adventures in Las Vegas. Well, no disrespect to some of the best nightclubs in the world, but there’s a new player in town, Oddyssey Manor.
Musician's Spotlight - The Last Revel
Multi-instrumentalists, songwriters and singers Lee Henke and Ryan Acker of the band The Last Revel join host John Floridis on this episode of Musician's Spotlight.