Advocates push for demolition-bound rural Socorro-area museum to be repurposed instead
The state says it has tried everything and that repurposing the facility would require millions and a monumental effort.
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University of New Mexico selects Harvard-educated medical doctor as new president
Dr. Steve Goldstein, a pediatrician and biochemist, was chosen as UNM makes major investments in health education.
Meet a sampling of the authors at this weekend's Santa Fe International Literary Festival
We present a sampling of author interviews to celebrate the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, which kicks off this weekend.
'Intellectuals' Coachella': Santa Fe literary festival brings literati, 'book influencers' together
With about 20,000 tickets sold, a record, organizers have taken steps this year to expand offerings to new audiences.
'Pockets of experimentation:' Santa Fe teachers embrace AI without clear policies
'Pockets of experimentation:' Santa Fe teachers embrace AI without clear policies
Crews combat Quay County fires as windy dry weather expected this weekend
Crews combat Quay County fires as windy dry weather expected this weekend
Santa Fe City Council gets in the weeds about parks during budget talks
Santa Fe City Council gets in the weeds about parks during budget talks
Group of nonprofits drawing up city agreement for visual arts center at midtown
Despite unanticipated costs for the ambitious project, officials said they are confident in a proposal to complete construction and renovations by 2028.
Oil and gas wastewater regulations up for rulemaking again
The state Water Quality Control Commission voted Tuesday to hold a new rulemaking proceeding for produced water regulations.
Early childhood workers rally support for wage scale amid uncertainty from state
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland joined advocates in emphasizing the importance of supporting early childhood workers.
New batch of UFO records from feds reveals secret meetings at Los Alamos
Once "top secret," new documents shed light on U.S. government investigations into UFO phenomena in the Land of Enchantment
City of Santa Fe to vote on lease for visual arts center at midtown campus
The council will hear public comment Wednesday on a development pact and ground lease with the Midtown Arts and Design Alliance.
Expert pins New Mexico's adolescent mental health crisis on social media use as Meta trial continues
The New Mexico Department of Justice is trying to force Meta to implement a radical overhaul of business practices to remedy the harm the state says the company has inflicted
Steve Pearce's nomination to lead Bureau of Land Management advances amid confusion
A spokesperson for Sen. Martin Heinrich confirmed the Monday vote was procedural and a final vote is forthcoming.
Two Democrats vie for spot as Santa Fe County's next probate judge
Retired Santa Fe Magistrate Judge George Anaya Jr. and local attorney Ami S. Jaeger, both Democrats, are vying for the seat that has been held by term-limited Cordilia Montoya since
Sky Cinemas Midtown plans new screening room; Versos opens at Palace Modern
Hollywood director, writer, producer and actress Joan Tewkesbury will be teaching screenwriting classes at Sky Cinemas Midtown.
UNM hands Lobos coach Eric Olen 5-year extension
The new deal gives the New Mexico men's basketball coach a bump in pay that will see the average annual compensation sit at $1.45 million over the length of the contract.
City of Santa Fe hires Monica Maestas as finance director
Maestas has 18 years of experience in state government, including as chief financial officer for the Indian Affairs Department.
The art of the ax: New Santa Fe Guitar Gallery showcases guitars, accoutrements
The Santa Fe Guitar Gallery will feature guitars, guitar art, guitar clothing, guitar straps, guitar accessories and more.
Potential record-breaking heat ahead for New Mexico
Temperatures in some parts of the Land of Enchantment could brush up against records in the coming days, meteorologists said.
Heinrich to oppose Steve Pearce's nomination to lead Bureau of Land Management
The senator's announcement comes days before a committee is expected to vote on Pearce's nomination by President Donald Trump.
New Mexico's Steve Pearce confirmed to lead Bureau of Land Management
Sens. Ben Ray Luján and Martin Heinrich, both Democrats, voted no on Pearce as well as on a slew of other nominees Monday.
A preview of the 2026 Santa Fe International Literary Festival with the event’s organizers
Megan Mulry and Susan Burks join the latest episode of Conversations Different to preview the 2026 Santa Fe International Literary Festival.
CYFD workers: Fear and oppressive caseloads continue at New Mexico child welfare offices
Current and former workers cite toxic relationships with supervisors, fear of retaliation and constant turnover as top problems.