Preparations underway for 50th anniversary of Pancakes on the Plaza
More than 350 volunteers are preparing for an event that calls for 2,000 pounds of pancake batter and 12,000 sausage patties.
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Foes of PNM takeover applaud as regulators order $400 million stock deal undone
The ruling rebukes both Public Service Company of New Mexico and Blackstone, whose bid to buy the utility remains pending.
Father, son injured in ATV crash near Capital High, Santa Fe police say
Police went to the area near Herrera Drive and Paseo Del Sol in response to an ATV crash in a field along a dirt trail.
Firefighters battle flare-ups at St. Kate's while investigators get to work
State and federal investigators were at the former school Friday and firefighters are expected to remain into next week.
Application deadline extended for veterinary loan repayment program
The loan repayment program seeks to bring more veterinarians to rural New Mexico.
Last primary reports show Haaland heading into election with cash edge on Hull
The campaign finance reports, which were due Thursday, cover fundraising and spending activity from May 27 through June 27.
Old Santa Fe Association head weighs appeal of controversial hotel decision
Opponents are exploring whether the vote legally constituted a majority to deny the appeal since one councilor abstained.
New Mexico prosecutors demand DEA fentanyl records in wake of whistleblower claims
The state's letter demands federal records 'including all documents reflecting a decision to seize or not seize fentanyl.'
Santa Fe retailers turning to controversial license plate-reading technology
Powerful license plate-reading cameras from the company Flock Safety have been popping up in shopping center parking lots.
Operagoers keep tradition going with stylish tailgate
Operagoers brought out the champagne, candelabras and crystal dishware for Madama Butterfly at the Santa Fe Opera.
New Mexico Democrats praise U.S. Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
The case traces back to an executive order signed by President Trump on his first day in office, prompting immediate pushback.
Strong 'Madama Butterfly' launches Santa Fe Opera's season
The Santa Fe Opera opened its 2026 season with a strongly cast and well-conducted revival of its 2010 Madama Butterfly staging.
New Mexico's Revolutionary War contribution via Spanish tax in spotlight for 250th
New Mexico's scarcely known role in American independence is receiving more recognition, but historians debate the specifics.
Why the 14th Amendment remains New Mexico's historical struggle
But if you’re a person of color, a citizen of the United States, how constitutionally protected do you feel?
State claws back unspent $22.5 million from Taos primary care clinic project
The county manager called it “a complex construction project ... involving multiple stakeholders and numerous moving parts.”
Family plans to sue UNM over shooting death of 14-year-old
A tort claim notice shows the family of Michael LaMotte hired a law firm in August to pursue a potential civil lawsuit.
What was New Mexico like in 1776? A 'wilderness,' a rugged Spanish frontier and 'genízaros'
While the 13 colonies were declaring independence a continent away, present-day New Mexico was an at-times dangerous frontier.
Power outage affects more than 2,000 La Cienega homes
The outage began early Saturday morning, with power restored to all La Cienega customers by 6:45 p.m.
Amid 250th anniversary, Trump crackdown, New Mexico immigrants reflect on America
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Santa Fe immigrants to the U.S. reflect on the promises of the "American dream."
First July 4 display at Miles park for 250th honors America and New Mexican identity
The Liberty Bell rang alongside the bells of the Cathedral Basilica and Life Is a Highway played as drones bounced to form a lowrider.
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.
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.