Investors were encouraged by the latest progress on developing coronavirus vaccines and news that the transition of power in the U.S. to President-elect Joe Biden will finally begin.

Over the past few months, the pandemic has forced a lot of people to modify how they live and work. Hayes Hargrove, who works as an actor, is no exception.

A 37-year-old Santa Fe man was hospitalized early Monday morning after accidentally shooting himself, Santa Fe police said in a news release.

At an online news conference Thursday, the agency announced enhanced reviews at oil-lease sites that pose immediate environmental concerns.

In a news release Monday, federal prosecutors say the raids by U.S., state and tribal law enforcement authorities took three days to carry out.

The state shattered its many dubious novel coronavirus records, reporting 2,112 new cases, 28 deaths and 754 hospitalization.

District Attorney Raul Torrez announced the charges against Luis Talamantes-Romero during a news conference Thursday.

There is a rule journalists follow-- the story is never about you. Except the COVID-19 crisis has broken every rule, and the truth of the matter is, I am personally affected just as much as anyone else. In April, I shared my experience of battling the virus after contracting it out-of-state. Today, like you, I’m finding how to cope in today’s world. The separation from my family who li...

New Mexico Tech officials are considering themselves lucky after no students tested positive following a weekend of multiple off-campus parties.

Places like Ski Santa Fe and other ski resorts across the state are limited in what they can do. The good news is they'll still be open, but the bad news is capacity will be limited.

"We absolutely can see light at the end of this very long, dark tunnel," the governor said in a news conference broadcast live on Facebook.

This year's session, slated to begin Tuesday, has "one overarching goal in mind: recovery, recovery, recovery," said House Speaker Brian Egolf, D-Santa Fe, during a virtual news conference.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and the state's top health officials offered an encouraging message in a joint news conference Thursday: The state is one of the top in the nation for its rollout of COVID-19 vaccines and hospitalizations are declining.

The drumbeat for placing educators high on the priority list was growing louder as the pandemic rolled into its 10th month, especially because most school districts remain in remote learning.

John Block, who founded the conservative news website Piñon Post, attended the Trump rally in the hours before the breaching of the Capitol by rioters.

Santa Fe Police arrested a transient man on suspicion of murder after discovering a body in a Cerrillos Road hotel room Monday night, according to a news release.

Two megachurches in Albuquerque are each facing $10,000 fines from the state for hosting packed services on Christmas Eve.

A tasing incident between a park ranger and an indigenous man at the Petroglyphs National Monument is raising questions about whether the ranger’s use of force falls in line with National Park Service guidelines.

Lapel footage released from the National Park Service shows the events that led up to a park ranger tasing a Native American man over the weekend at the Petroglyph National Monument.

The weekly pandemic update, often fraught with bad news, offered some reasons for optimism: In addition to increasing vaccine distributions and the new self-administered coronavirus tests, New Mexico is seeing a decline in new cases.

During a virtual news conference, Secretary Ryan Stewart said that while many younger children will able to return to classrooms in January, the department still has no timeline for opening campuses to middle and high school students.

Politico reports that Los Alamos National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories may have been targeted during a cyberattack.

"I am very concerned that 48 [deaths] may not be the highest number we see in the next several weeks," Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said during a news conference Thursday.

Moments after new reports started surfacing about President-elect Joe Biden selecting Rep. Deb Haaland to lead the Interior Department, people began expressing their support and disappointment in the pick.

New Mexico health officials are still determining who will get the Moderna vaccine after it receives emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration.

Newport News Nuclear BWXT removed almost 1,800 cubic yards of toxic soil in Upper Mortandad, Upper Cañada del Buey and Threemile canyons.

The mother of a U.S. Marine who was shot and killed in Belen believes the woman, accused of helping killer her son, thinks she is being show too much leniency.

The Pfizer COIVD-19 vaccine is expected to arrive in New Mexico within days after being approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

After the news broke Thursday that Pfizer is sending more than 17,000 doses of its vaccine to New Mexico by the end of the month, pending FDA approval, many began wondering who will get the shot first.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle late Thursday on Interstate 25 south of Santa Fe, New Mexico State Police said in a news release.