The Albuquerque Police Department is investigating a homicide.

State officials said 12,000 students have dropped classes.

"The last thing we need is... to start stealing from each other."

Authorities raided over 1,100 greenhouses over three days.

The board is in favor of a limit of 15 ounces over 90 days.

A survey has been posted online for public comment.

The death toll is now at 603.

The court is upholding increased prison time.

More than a dozen teachers in the district raised concerns over their safety. Many of them stayed home Monday in an attempt to make a statement.

Broken Trail Brewery and Distillery taproom announced it’s closing down permanently.

Steinberg said it’s particularly painful to be barred from allowing customers inside when his big-box store competitors like Hobby Lobby continue to operate.

The oil and gas industry, which makes up a large chunk of the state’s budget, took a big hit from COVID-19 back in March.

Lab Director Thom Mason in an email to employees Monday lamented the worker's death and said there have been 59 new cases in the past week, bringing its total to 191.

Amarante “Mante” Chacon, a well-known and well-loved resident of Taos, died from complications made worse by COVID earlier this month.

"This whole year has been a roller coaster, so we've really just had to react to what we're given right now,” said Mark Montoya, general manager at Sawmill Market.

Since his loss, Trump has been ridding his administration of officials seen as insufficiently loyal.

If picked to head the department, Haaland would be the first Native American Cabinet secretary.

Staff members for the commission, which regulates utilities in New Mexico, likely will be moving in January to the Bokum Building at 142 West Palace Ave., the former office space for the Santa Fe County Commission.

Between now and June 2022, state and local governments could be facing a shortfall of $400 billion or more by some estimates.

Jackie Lindsey emerged as a leading contender to head the city's new Community Health and Safety Department, but the city has since decided to launch another search.

Zayra Olivia Alvarado, 37, was charged by federal officials in 2019 with cashing 100 checks drawn on the U.S. Treasury, resulting in a loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The drop in revenue will have a significant impact on states relying oil and gas revenue to fund public schools, road upkeep and other components of state budgets..

A judge said the severity of the charges against Alejandro Alirez, 23, and the fact that he had missed previous hearings in other cases factored into the decision.

A Veterans Day display features flags representing service members with ties to the school.

The extent of the damage was unclear because much of the affected region was without electricity and phone and internet service, and strong winds hampered radio transmissions.

The longtime Santa Fe blacksmith, who had a timeless style and was a fixture at powwows across the West, died Saturday at 84 from COVID-19.

Deciding on Santa Fe's newsmaker of the year comes down to whose action — or inaction — changed the city most.

Brad Raffensperger has insisted he's an impartial administrator of Georgia elections with no desire or agenda to sway the outcome.

Doctors do not think it's a good idea for large families to gather for Thanksgiving. They say the risk of transmitting COVID-19 is too high.

A motel in Socorro is at the center of a standoff between the mayor of the city and the Navajo Nation.