Several live fish were accidentally ejected from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife truck transporting them earlier this week from Durango to the Front Range. The driver was hauling rainbow and cutthroat trout hybrids, known as cutbows, from the Durango Fish Hatchery to Trinidad Reservoir, a CPW spokesperson said. About 8:15

Socorro community members asked the city during public input if they would consider a dialog regarding opening the city pool year-round at their regular meeting last week.

Socorro County commissioners approved the annual certified maintained mileage report for 2025 at their March 25 meeting.

The Fort Lewis College Whalen Gymnasium was abuzz with excitement for FLC’s two Spring 2025 Commencement Ceremonies, which were held one after another Saturday morning. Thirteen hundred or more people filled the bleachers in a show of support for the 375-plus graduating students. The usual outdoor ceremony was changed to

The New Mexico Association of Non-Public Schools has announced the launch of its brand-new website, www.nmans.org, dedicated to promoting and supporting the vital work of nonpublic schools across the state of New Mexico. This online hub is designed to celebrate the contributions of nonpublic schools – accredited and nonaccredited –

Silver Schools learned Tuesday that the federal $5 million mental health grant it received in 2023 has been discontinued beyond the current year. A report from The Associated Press on Wednesday said the Education Department had canceled $1 billion in school mental health grants across the country. According to a

Students at three universities across New Mexico have had their student visas revoked by the U.S. Department of State, the schools confirmed Tuesday.

After at least seven livestock animals were killed by a wolf or wolves in central New Mexico over the last year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service killed an enda… Read moreOfficals kill male Mexican gray wolf in Catron

Several residents of Santa Clara told the village’s Board of Trustees at their meeting Thursday that they fear for their safety, after several fires earlier this month in their neighborhood that they said were deliberately set. Santa Clara’s police chief admitted he felt as helpless as the residents because, despite

Socorro County experienced an outage of cell phone and internet service on February 12.

County commissioners voted unanimously for an ordinance that allow appointed officials to be eligible for training and certification program rewards that vary from $250 to $3,000 depending on specified trainings in the ordinance.

With graduation season approaching, the New Mexico Department of Public Education has updated statewide graduation data that includes demographics from gender to ethnicity, showing trends of increasing and decreasing rates since the pandemic. At Farmington Municipal Schools, the district has an overall 85% graduation rate, rising from 78% in 2021

As of Friday, April 11, Socorro Electric Cooperative (SEC) customers who draw their power from the Magdalena Substation will no longer experience scheduled outages from the 69kv/Magdalena Substation Project.

FARMINGTON – District championships will be on the line across the state of New Mexico in high school golf as the sport prepares for the state tournaments, which are scheduled to be held at various courses across San Juan County. The District 1-4A and District 1-5A championships will be held

Socorro County settled two million dollars in a lawsuit for the alleged civil and constitutional rights violation of Jessie Chavez, an inmate at the Socorro County detention Center.

At last week’s City of Socorro meeting, Mayor Ravi Bhasker announced he would prepare documents to formally request from the New Mexico Department of Transportation to reduce the city’s ambulance service area to Socorro city limits if the cou…

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The first of several delayed audits of the Cobre Consolidated School District is complete, showing 11 findings for fiscal year 2022 — including six of the highest severity. The audit also reports, however, that in the intervening three years, corrections have been made to

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Socorro Mayor Ravi Bhasker told Socorro County Manager Andy Lotrich that there was no room for negotiation regarding the City’s request for the county to fund salaries for three EMS firefighter positions.

The Bayard City Council last week postponed its consideration of the joint powers agreement for the Grant County Regional Dispatch Authority over concerns it did not specify the percentage of costs the city is expected to contribute to its operations. Central Dispatch is funded by a portion of Grant County’s

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff There’s a new look shaping up in a hallway at C.C. Snell Middle School in Bayard, one designed — by students — to help the school build a more positive culture. Kindness, inspiration and motivation were the key words students were given to create

The banking status of Socorro City was discussed in last week’s meeting.

Last week was quite a noteworthy one for the Magdalena baseball team. Read moreLopez throws no hitter for Magdalena steers baseball

At approximately 8:40 a.m. on February 13, Socorro County Fire Departments were dispatched to Hwy 116 in northern Socorro County in reference to a train derailment. The main concern of the seven-car derailment being three cars bearing sulfuric acid.

Socorro High School for many years has been one of New Mexico’s outstanding Class 3A football programs.

Last Tuesday, the Magdalena School board unanimously voted to offer Dr. George Bickert, a former Ruidoso Municipal School superintendent, a two-year contract for … Read moreMagdalena selects new superintendent

On Saturday, members of the Fire Departments from Midway, North Socorro County, Magdalena, the Very Large Array (VLA), and Pie Town met at the Magdalena Fire Station for an auto extrication training exercise. This collaborative effort focused…

At the March 11 Socorro County meeting, Julie Griego, county assessor, recommended that veterans check their notice values, scheduled to be mailed out on April 1, to ensure they receive their full $10,000 exemption.

In the early hours of February 28, Trisha Lopez was awakened by her six-month-old puppy barking. When she and her husband, Alvaro Lopez, went outside to investigate, they detected the smell of smoke.

It’s been a year and some change since ground broke on a new affordable housing project in Socorro. According to El Camino Real Housing Authority Executive Director Mary Ann Chavez-Lopez, the new Vista de Socorro is a 32-unit apartment comple…

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff For more than 10 days now, online access at Western New Mexico University has almost ground to a halt, after a cyberattack paralyzed a number of key computer systems on campus. Faculty and staff might be able to get more information today, however, at

A transition to a new financial management vendor should free up employees at Gila Regional Medical Center from work that is done manually now, the hospital’s interim chief financial officer told the board of trustees at their meeting Wednesday. The county-owned hospital is almost four weeks into a transition from

By ANDREW WANG Daily Press Correspondent Dating back to the 1980s, occasional power outages weren’t unheard of in Cliff, Gila, Buckhorn and Riverside, but this year has been described by residents of the area as “ridiculous” after repeated outages have struck those communities. Some spoke to the Daily Press of

The Catron County courthouse exceeded capacity, with approximately 150 attendees crowding the courtroom and hallways during an emergency meeting on Thursday morning.

The Socorro County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) met on Thursday, March 27, at the Socorro Convention Center to conduct a tabletop exercise designed to prepare key responders for an active school shooter scenario.

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The Western New Mexico Board of Regents voted to authorize the university to take measures to restore its online network services in a virtual meeting held Tuesday morning. The meeting had originally been scheduled to address the routine work of approving the final fiscal

FARMINGTON – Junior Kade Aragon’s walk-off base hit in the bottom of the eighth inning capped a late rally and propelled Piedra Vista to a 6-5 win Friday at Ricketts Park over crosstown rival Farmington in the final game of the regular season for the Panthers. Trailing 5-3, the Panthers

Senator Crystal Brantley (R) and representatives Rebecca Dow (R) and Gail Armstrong (R) reflected on their experiences of the last legislative session.

FARMINGTON – Piedra Vista High School ended its district campaign on a winning note Friday, defeating crosstown rival Farmington 11-1 at the Farmington Sports Complex. Piedra Vista swept Farmington this season in district play defeating the Scorpions on Apr. 15 in a 17-11 shootout. Friday’s contest featured complete dominance from

Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic faithful, died Monday at his residence in the Vatican, just one day after appearing at St. Peter’s Square to offer a public Easter blessing. He was 88.

Multiple organizations are combining forces Saturday, April 19, at the City of Socorro Rodeo and Sports Complex to make this Easter weekend the most exciting yet.

FARMINGTON – Junior Kade Aragon’s walk-off base hit in the bottom of the eighth inning capped a late rally and propelled Piedra Vista to a 6-5 win Friday at Ricketts Park over crosstown rival Farmington in the final game of the regular season for the Panthers. Trailing 5-3, the Panthers

By JO LUTZ Daily Press Correspondent The Grant County Commission heard preliminary budget requests from department heads at Thursday’s regular meeting. Many requests reflected increased costs and replacement of aging equipment and infrastructure, with a few requests for upgrades and staff and some discussion of raising pay in certain departments.

Manuel Gonzales, the new CEO of Socorro Electric Cooperative, was the keynote speaker at the Socorro Electric Co-op 80th annual meeting on Saturday. Read moreSocorro Electric Co-op annual meeting, short one for quorum

As dawn broke on Saturday morning, a spirited group of 33 runners assembled on a mesa along the Quebradas Byway. They prepared to navigate 33 miles of rocky terrain, with stretches of sandy arroyos and ridgelines.

Catron County voted to amend its disaster declaration on Tuesday.

The Otero Fire was first reported at approximately 5 p.m. on the eastern side of Socorro, adjacent to the banks of the Rio Grande. Thick plumes of smoke and flame… Read moreOtero fire under investigation, not contained

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Socorro City Council agreed to form a committee of two city councilors to meet with two county commissioners to negotiate funding for emergency services.

After experiencing multiple relocations throughout the years, the Socorro Friends of the Library (FOL) has proudly established a permanent home for their beloved bookstore in a spacious new building.

Catron County is scheduled to hold a special meeting at 10 a.m. on April 3 to consider a resolution to declare an emergency due to the extreme continual injury and damage caused by the Mexican Grey Wolves.

Indigenous families with loved ones who have gone missing or been murdered are set to gather in Albuquerque and Farmington on Monday, a national awareness day meant to bring attention to Indigenous people disproportionately going missing and dying of homicide in the U.S. and Canada. Since 2021, a group of

The city council and mayor heard a presentation by Jason Everett last week at their regular meeting regarding fire and emergency services.

FARMINGTON – Kirk and Judy Robison’s Higher Ed earned the second stakes victory of his career Saturday at SunRay Park and Casino, posting a gutsy win in the $86,000 Jack Cole Stakes under jockey Irwin Rosendo. Trained by Todd Fincher, Higher Ed raced in third place down the backstretch, chasing

Eight people spoke up during public comment at the Socorro County Commission meeting last Tuesday, concerned that their roads were going to be removed from the county road maintenance list.

Thirty volunteers rolled up their sleeves on Saturday morning to clean up trash and make updates to Otero Park, Sandbar Park and Bosque Park.

Lt. Governor Howie Morales, who is acting governor while Michelle Lujan Grisham is in Asia, visited the Otero Fire on Monday, April 28, in Socorro. Read moreLt. Governor visits Otero Fire in Socorro

International scientific colleagues, universities, state and local representatives gathered on Friday afternoon to witness the handover ceremony for the prototype… Read moreNew generation: ‘Advancing our understanding of the universe’

On Saturday, April 5, Socorro was among the over 1,300 US and international cities to host a Hands Off rally in protest of the current presidential administration.

On Thursday, March 13, a crowd gathered at the Socorro County Annex Building to celebrate the opening of the region’s new America’s Job Center office. Guests were welcomed with light refreshments and mingled from booth to booth. The occasion,…

BLOOMFIELD – The 65th Bloomfield High School Invitational track meet offered once last meet before district meets kick off Friday. The Bloomfield boys and Aztec girls teams both earned the first-place finish as Bloomfield scored a total of 126 points while Aztec cashed in 128.5 points on the day. The

Mayor Richard Rumpf broke ties at the Magdalena village meeting last week over two agenda items: one to approve a conference in Las Vegas and another to increase the starting pay for the marshal’s department.

Many parts of New Mexico received plenty of precipitation Sunday. Read moreParts of Albuquerque receives over inch of precipitation Sunday

The failures of Donald Trump in the first months of his second term are staggering. Wars and lynchings were worse.

Ukrainian officials said 11 people, including two children, were wounded in a Russian drone strike on Kyiv overnight. Russia’s Defense Ministry said its air defenses shot down 13 Ukrainian drones.

While family members and friends of Central New Mexico Community College graduates filed into Tingley Coliseum on Saturday, in a small building just west of the … Read moreOvercoming adversity: How this CNM student became the schools graduation speaker

The National Weather Service in Albuquerque has issued a severe weather watch in Curry and Roosevelt counties in eastern New Mexico. This includes the cities of Clovis and Portales. Lea County and Eddy County are also still under severe weather watch, which includes the cities of Carlsbad and Hobbs. The

The petition asks the Environment Department to apply the state’s liquid waste regulations rather than the ground and surface water protections, which could upend previous legal precedent.

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Governing Body considered Friday a massive budget proposal that includes investments in new projects, programs and jobs that city offi… Read moreRio Rancho council considers proposed budget with potential for adjustments

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — An Albuquerque police officer was arrested Sunday at a DWI checkpoint in northwest Albuquerque.According to court documents, Jonathan Franco drove up to a DWI checkpoint at Rainbow Boulevard NW and Unser Boulevard NW with his daughter in the backseat of his vehicle. He was asked to take

Albuquerque – On May 3rd, 2025, the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office conducted a much needed DWI Checkpoint near Unser and Rainbow NW. An off-duty Albuquerque Police Department Aviation Department officer Jonathan Franco pulled up to the DWI Checkpoint. According to the criminal complaint, a BCSO deputy made contact with Franco

President Donald Trump wants to tap into “beautiful, clean coal" to help meet the electricity demands of what he bills as a new dawn of manufacturing and technological advancement in the United States. But some utilities say coal is no longer the answer. Stuck in the middle are communities that

Authorities say two people and a dog were killed when the small plane they were in crashed into a neighborhood in Simi Valley near Los Angeles. Two homes were damaged. Fire crews responded to the scene Saturday afternoon as smoke billowed from the roof of one home. Police officers cordoned

An Albuquerque police officer was arrested at a DWI checkpoint stop on Saturday night in Northwest Albuquerque. Read moreAPD officer arrested after allegedly driving drunk with child in vehicle

Santa Fe Public Schools has announced this year’s slate of summer programs for students of all grade levels, to be held June through July.

Over $5,000 in BTC donated to hold 10 years: Designated for disaster fund and seniors

WHITES CITY, N.M. — A series of earthquakes occurred Saturday and Sunday that were felt in areas of southern New Mexico and west Texas.According to the United States Geological Survey, the first earthquake took place Saturday around 7:45 p.m. It registered a 5.4 on the Richter scale. The epicenter was

Travel 25 minutes or so northwest of Española on U.S. Highway 85, and you’ll come upon the village of Abiquiú, dotted with private homes and a few businesses. Located near the center of town, however, is the O’Keeffe House, the 5,000-square-foot adobe home of Georgia O’Keeffe, the artist who…

For decades, the picturesque, red rock landscapes surrounding Abiquiú have captivated the imagination of artists. Fascinated with the area, Georgia O’Keeffe came to Ghost Ranch — a deed of land owned at the time by Carol Bishop Stanley — in 1934.

A two-vehicle collision claimed the lives of two teenagers and injured several in an accident that authorities say was caused by an impaired driver.

COMMUNITY News: The Santa Fe Concert Band will present its annual Memorial Day Concert 4 p.m. Monday, May 26 at Federal Park, 100 S. Federal Place in Santa Fe. The concert will observe the holiday with music to honor those who bravely served our country with such patriotic classics as

The performing arts group was thrown into jeopardy from an eviction notice last year, but it isn't taking down the circus tent quite yet.

ROSEMONT, Illinois — On the weekend of April 26, Dexter High School joined 153 of the top quiz bowl teams from small public high schools at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare Ch…

NMDCA News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Historic Preservation Division is hosting the 53rd Annual Historic Preservation Awards, which celebrate the best historic preservation projects of the last year. The awards ceremony is Friday, May 16 at the Museum of International Folk Art at 706 Camino Lejo on Museum

COUNTY News: Public Works Projects: Los Alamos County Public Works Department staff manages the projects listed in this section through contractors. For more information, email lacpw@lacnm.us, call 505.662.8150, or visit the County Projects page at https://lacnm.com/pw-projects. Please slow down and use caution within the construction work zones. Please note the

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Diana MacArthur, 92, received a prestigious Pakistani medal of service during a ceremony last week at the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, D.C.

By Fr. Glenn Jones: Now we’re deep into the Easter season which, of course, celebrates the resurrection of Jesus after His crucifixion, thereby (in Christian theology) opening the way to an unending and joyful spiritual life. It is, in fact, the essential reason that we become Christian, for as St.

The Family YMCA CEO Chris Daniels, left, and Operations Director George Marsden welcome this year’s attendees to the Y’s annual gala, April 26 at the La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe. In recognition of The Family YMCA’s 70th anniversary, this year’s gala theme was platinum. The gala is a fundraiser

CONNECT NM News: SANTA FE — New Mexico students and rural communities will gain improved internet access after Gov. Lujan Grisham signed the bipartisan Broadband for Education bill (SB401), transferring the Statewide Education Network (SEN) to the Office of Broadband Access and Expansion (OBAE). “This law ensures all New Mexico

U.S. SENATE News: WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M), a member of the Senate Committee on Finance, cosponsored the Tax Cut for Workers Act, legislation to give thousands of New Mexicans a much-needed tax break. The bill would make permanent the American Rescue Plan Act’s expansions of

In yet another display of arrogance and dishonesty, New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver took to the Santa Fe New Mexican’s Around the Roundhouse podcast with reporter Daniel Chacón this week to once again incoherently peddle her far-left talking points—doubling down on her tired claim that New Mexico’s

International Guide Dog Day: International Guide Dog Day is celebrated on the last Wednesday in April each year. This day honors the work of the loyal companions for people with visual disabilities. Guide dogs provide opportunities for social interaction and greater independence for people who are blind or have low

Congratulations to the LAHS Secret City Esports team who placed second in the Class 4A Team State Championship. Courtesy/LAPS Splatoon competitors N. Stringfellow, Virgil Szinger, Miles Iverson (Captain), Zane Kretz, Kaden Colson, Alice Thieme, Maira Finn and Quinbee Sintay (not pictured) placed 1st. Courtesy/LAPS LAPS News: Congratulations to the Los

Tourists from Italy and China were among those killed in a crash Thursday. Both vehicles caught fire.

Coro de Camara singer Maura Taylor, left, and Coro de Camara Artistic Director Nylea Butler-Moore accept a $530 grant from the Los Alamos Community Foundation. Coro de Camara will perform ‘Soundscapes’ at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 17 at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church at 3900 Trinity Drive. Tickets are

There was a reopening ceremony on Friday morning to recognize the efforts made by a large group of city of employees to reopen the Roswell Vis…

Jemez Mountain Trail Runs News: The Jemez Mountain Trail Runs races start and end in the Los Alamos townsite. Registration is open for all races until May 6. The course is on technical trails with a substantial amount of elevation change. The 50k and 50-mile events include extremely steep climbs

Did a $3.6 million anti-littering campaign pay off? The Lujan Grisham administration reports "encouraging engagement metrics."

On April 26, members of the American Legion Post 61 replaced the flags at Memory Lawn Memorial Cemetery. They also did some cleaning and maintenance.

The Leadership Roswell Class of 2025 graduated at the JC Venue on April 26. Thirty students completed the nine-month course learning about Roswell, Chaves County and the state of New Mexico. The program has graduated 1,089 students since it began in 1983.

Thursday's Super Scholars Awards Banquet, which honored 42 high-performing Santa Fe high school seniors, was sponsored by Century Bank and The New Mexican.

The Sphere: A view of the Sphere in Las Vegas, Nev. This massive structure is visible for miles in town and can be seen from space when viewing the Las Vegas area. The Sphere is connected to the Venetian Resort via a 1,000 foot walking bridge from the hotel directly

The measles outbreak that began in Gaines County, Texas, in January, has now crossed into the state of Chihuahua in Mexico, and is reportedly related to an outbreak in…

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By Steve Scarano Vista, Calif. Dear National Park People, May I salute you? I know that this is a particularly challenging season of service for you, and while mine is certainly not the only voice crying in the wilderness to acknowledge that and may even ring a bit hollow in

The Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority has ownership stake in about 1,400 units, with projects in the pipeline to keep housing affordable.

Developers have been eying the historic St. Catherine Indian School campus for years as a complicated property with potential.

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Santa Fe police found cause to charge a city driver with careless driving, but he wasn't charged "since the crash occurred on private property," a report says.

Billie Bolton tutoring with a group of students. Courtesy/UWNNM Cynthia Osmundson (EVTA math tutor) working with students using fraction pieces and base 10 blocks. Courtesy/UWNNM UWNNM News: At the end of each school day in the quiet community of Dixon, something special begins to unfold behind the Embudo Valley Library.

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By MICHAELA BAILLY PA-C Medical Associates of Northern New Mexico As winter fades and spring arrives in full bloom, it’s the perfect time to refresh your health routine. The warmer weather and longer days bring new opportunities to get outside, eat fresh foods, and reset your wellness goals. Whether you’re

Over 70 pack burros took to historic streets of Cerrillos on Saturday — though some took the race more seriously than others.

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The model is one in which housing authorities have converted public housing stock to project-based rentals.

The Finance Committee recommended approval of providing DRS, previously known as Disaster Recovery Services Inc., a letter of engagement and a promissory note of up to…

By ROBERT DRYJA Los Alamos Certain kinds of plants may dominate an area. Trees and bushes typically have trunks with bark and leaves at the ends of small stems. A leaf spreads out from each stem. A leaf is flat with while out its outer edge may have a complicated

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In the International District is a park with history and love that has been missing from its community. Saturday, Phil Chacon Park opened in Albuquerque once again. "He lived every day with the belief that small acts of kindness could change lives," Denise Chacon said. Advertisement For

Isaac Barela, 24, was in the process of breaking into a vehicle when he was confronted by homeowners on Sunshine Way, police allege.

LEA COUNTY, N.M. — On Thursday, May 1, agents with the Lea County Task Drug Force conducted a joint operation with the Jal Police Department and Lea County Sheriff's Office in reference to a murder-for-hire investigation. Jal police officers previously responded to reports of a woman, April Wilcox, 45, from

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — May is the month to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islands heritage, and for 28 years, the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History has gone all out.Held in partnership with the Asian Leadership Outreach Committee, the festival features Chinese, Japanese, Hindu, and Hawaiian dance

Scattered storms will bring rain across the state Saturday leading into a big precipitation chance Sunday for eastern New Mexico.

A vote Saturday to formally organize Starbase as a city was approved by a small group of residents who are mostly Musk employees.

Kyle Tucker also went deep to help the NL Central leaders beat the Brewers for a second straight night.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Many students in the state's largest public school district lack basic necessities, such as clothing and hygiene products.For five hours on Saturday, lots of people responded to that need by making drive-through donations at the Hinkle Family Fun Center on Indian School Road NE. Advertisement The 14th

The evidence is anecdotal, but psychologists and flight attendants say they are seeing and hearing increased worries about flying.

Sometimes the signs that someone is having a stroke are hard to spot.According to the American Heart Association, some person in the U.S. is having a stroke every 40 seconds. Because time is of the essence, the phrase "BE FAST" is a good way to remember the telltale signs: Advertisement

With 25-percent tariffs on all imported car parts beginning Saturday, shop owners and customers prepare for higher costs.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Before we know it, it will be back-to-school time, and the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office is already getting ready.BCSO's "Pack the Backpack" school supply drive kicked off Friday and continues until July 27, just two weeks before the start of the 2025-'26 school year. Advertisement The Sheriff's

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — While a celebration of multiple cultures and ethnicities is happening this month, some young New Mexican artists don't want to be overlooked.For the fifth year, a SONKE exhibit opened Friday at the Working Classroom at 423 Atlantic Ave. SW and will be on view all month. Advertisement

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a $1 billion voucher program into law.

Public radio stations are being targeted for cuts by President Donald Trump, who this week signed an executive order aimed at slashing public subsidies to NPR and PBS, alleging “bias” in the broadcasters’ reporting.

Along with roll call votes this week, the Senate also passed the Prison Staff Safety Enhancement Act (S. 307), to address sexual harassment an…

RIO RANCHO, N.M. — On May 2, at approximately 3:09 p.m., Rio Rancho Police Department officials responded to the area of NMSR528 and Hwy. 550 for reports of motor vehicle crashes where the driver left the scene. A deputy with the Sandoval County Sheriff's Office located the vehicle with heavy

Native Americans have been lobbying for decades to replace celebrations of Columbus with a holiday that recognizes Indigenous peoples.

Striving to preserve one of the traditional art forms of the region, the Española Valley Fine Arts Center offers weaving classes employing traditional techniques and methods unique to the area, which date back around 500 years.

Tensions boiled over Thursday night as Albuquerque City Councilor Louie Sanchez publicly clashed with Mayor Tim Keller’s Police Chief Harold Medina during a heated budget meeting, laying bare what many see as the deep dysfunction and scandal-ridden leadership of the Albuquerque Police Department (APD). The City Council, meeting as a

A New Mexico State Police officer has been arrested and is now on administrative leave for allegedly driving drunk, causing a crash, and then leaving the scene.

Rust, known for the on-set shooting death in Santa Fe County that killed a cinematographer, is showing in theaters — but not many.

On April 24, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors was briefed by Carolyn Fittipaldi, the marketing director of the New Mexico Education Trust Board.

Councilor Michael Garcia requested the city develop a "compassionate and responsible plan" to transition services away from the Cerrillos Road shelter.

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Among the nonprofits taking part in this year’s Give Grandly! are several animal welfare organizations, some of which will be participating in the annual fundraising event for the first time. Several of them said that while any money they raise will be a big

The request to rezone the 2.5-acre property was postponed due to concerns about whether a past Planning Commission vote had a quorum.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has once again shown where her true priorities lie—blowing more than $96,000 of taxpayer money last year on extravagant personal perks and frivolous entertainment, all under the guise of “official obligations,” according to public records obtained by Target 7. The spending spree—technically allowed under

The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office just certified some new bike officers from Albuquerque police, and a few other agencies across the state.

From accidents to threats to a fatal shooting, gun-related incidents in Santa Fe illustrate the large role of firearms in day-to-day life.

In this Love 4 ABQ segment with Visit Albuquerque, we are going to the experts. Local baristas are sharing their favorite places to get the best Cup of Joe.

New paperwork, filed with the City of Albuquerque, shows In-N-Out will set up its second location near Cottonwood Mall.

The Trump administration's ongoing deportation operations are casting a big shadow over this year's Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

County leaders are now introducing the McGee Park Master Plan. Before they put it into action, they want ideas from the people who use the park.

The U.S. Forest Service began using the slogan “Only you can prevent forest fires” 78 years ago, and for the last week, a special team of Forest Service employees has been in the area to help reinforce that message. The National Fire Prevention Education Team has been attending various events

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — This week, the Drug Enforcement Administration made a major drug bust in Albuquerque.Officials said the operation reached multiple states, including Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, Arizona and New Mexico. Advertisement Lisa Sedillo-White, the Bernalillo County Deputy Manager, said this is a big win for Keep NM Alive. Keep

The local massage parlor owner accused of running a prostitution ring out of her business is a free woman while prosecutors seek more evidence.

Albuquerque police are investigates a deadly crash that had a major stretch of road shut down for hours Friday morning.

Amillia Garcia, 20, is facing charges after her son shot himself in the chest with a gun that police say she left out, unsecured in her home.

Pecos High School students were on their second field trip Tuesday as part of a state-funded project to both test stream water and immerse kids in nature.

Santa Fe officials are planning a meeting, tentatively set for May 13, with merchants along the Guadalupe Street corridor to reinforce the lines of communication as the most disruptive phase of the work approaches.

Nick Maryol, the owner of Tia Sophia's, reflects on the restaurant's history as its 50th anniversary approaches next week.

The case involves a group of Santa Fe men whose shared history has created bad blood among some of them.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Today, a judge ruled that Amilia Garcia, 20, the mother of a 2-year-old who was fatally shot a few weeks ago, will now remain in jail.On April 6, police responded to a call in SE Albuquerque where Garcia's son was fatally shot. Investigators believed that Garcia's son

Santa Fe is expected to see a quarter- to half-inch of rain this weekend, with continued precipitation chance into next week.

The outage Friday morning affected about 4,200 customers and lasted about an hour, caused by "equipment issues," according to PNM officials.

The Department of Justice is suing Colorado and Denver for allegedly interfering with federal efforts to enforce immigration laws.

RIO RANCHO — A New Mexico State Police officer is facing multiple charges as the result of an accident Friday afternoon. Read moreState trooper charged with DWI in relation to accident

Note: The Roswell Humane Society's shelter is closed to the public because its dogs are under a quarantine. Staff anticipates the cat section will reopen when they hav…

It seeks to slash, if not zero out, spending on many government programs.

It's the decades-long home to Big Bird, Ken Burns documentaries and “All Things Considered.” Now the nation’s public broadcasting system faces the biggest crisis in its nearly 60-year history with President Donald Trump’s order to slash federal subsidies. A court fight seems inevitable, with the heads of PBS, NPR and

This Sunday is the Isotopes' Cuatro de Mayo Celebracion, and the first 3,000 fans get a limited edition mariachi's jerseys.

BERNALILLO — The state auditor completed its review of Sandoval County's 2024 audit, and Chris Garner, a representative of the firm Pattillo, Brown and Hill L.L.P… Read moreCounty gets clean audit report

Police say the crash happened Thursday evening near Henry’s Lake State Park.

Members of the Roswell Finance Committee will look at items associated with the upcoming National Championship Air Races and Air Show (NCAR), Roswell Air Center, South…

Spring is time to refresh, and for some local restaurants and bars that includes their spring cocktail list.

Afternoon showers and thunderstorms continue to be favored along the divide and northern mountains in New Mexico.

Lawyers say the Trump administration has reached a preliminary agreement to settle a wrongful death lawsuit over the shooting death of Ashli Babbitt during the U.S. Capitol riot.

April 27, 1900 front page of the Las Vegas Optic Robertson’s Manny Garcia reaches back to fire a fastball to home plate. April 27, 1900 front page of the Las Vegas Optic The ability to get an early lead and hold it typified Robertson Cardinal play during the 1989 baseball

Inside Bomvida Farms to You, you'll find just about everything from steak to honey and eggs of all sorts – all local.

A Wisconsin man has been bitten by snakes hundreds of times, and scientists are studying his blood to treat snakebite.

Rodger has one ear to the heavens and one mission on earth: be awesome. Rodger arrived pre-loaded with the good stuff: house-trained like a gentleman, leash-trained like he read the manual, knows “sit” and “lay down” like he’s been doing TED Talks on obedience. He’s playful but composed, aff…

A Taos couple is facing a felony charge of receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle after they were initially handcuffed and accused of shoplifting ­— something they were never charged with.

New Mexico Highlands University faculty and staff say they are still assessing work safety issues after learning earlier this week that the federal government had abruptly ended an evaluation of health hazards on campus. Last October, workers at the university in Las Vegas, N.M. asked the National Institute for Occupational

Jose Maestas Jose Maestas Local Jose Maestas II has a one-in-six chance of meeting with NBC executives and pitching his dream job of performing on Saturday Night Live. Maestas is competing in the Ya Tu Sabes Monologue Slam!, a Los Angeles-based competition that allows writers to submit a short monologue.

Founded by veterinarian Dr. Kathleen Ramsay in 1986 as a rehabilitation center for wounded birds, the New Mexico Wildlife Center evolved first into a hospital treating all species of wildlife in New Mexico, and then into a conservation and educational center aiming to connect humans with wil…

After lots of wind and little precipitation in the area, the National Weather Service is predicting a chance of thunderstorms in Roswell beginning this evening, which …

The Central railroad crossing in downtown Albuquerque is about to get a huge makeover. Construction crews are just about ready to get started.

Abortion Free New Mexico (AFNM) announced that, according to Guttmacher Institute data, 63% of all abortions performed in New Mexico in 2023 involved abortion pills, matching the national average.

Visa is hoping to hand your credit card to an artificial intelligence “agent” that can find and buy clothes, groceries, airplane tickets and other items on your behalf…

Tariffs weren’t on the official agenda of this week’s Robotics Summit in Boston. But it was hard to ignore the shadow of President Donald Trump’s far-reaching global t…

Law enforcement operations across New Mexico and neighboring states lead to seizure of more than 4 million pills.

A New Mexico judge once again found the state out of compliance with the Yazzie-Martinez education ruling.

Artificial intelligence technology that works well for the world’s billions of people of color was a business imperative for Google when the company asked sociologist …

Deb Haaland, a far-left Democrat candidate for New Mexico governor and former Biden Interior Secretary, is facing new backlash after marching shoulder to shoulder with left-wing activists at a May Day rally in Albuquerque—a holiday with unmistakable roots in communism and socialism. Haaland promoted her participation on X (formerly Twitter),

Stellar Solar IRB process initiated Christina Holt News-Sun TATUM — Plans to build a large solar farm in northern Lea County have moved one step closer to reality. Stellar Renewable Power from, headquartered in Dallas, plans to build a $1.18 billion solar energy facility near Tatum with the assistance of

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Two candidates are mounting bids to be the next New Mexico lieutenant governor.

Dr. Google is often on call for worried patients, but it may not give the best advice. Real doctors say internet searches for medical information should be done cautio…

It doesn't look like much now, but plans are underway to make the Old Hiway House Motel into a boutique hotel.

The New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) Board of Regents met Wednesday afternoon. Members approved change orders for two projects and opted to allow a student candida…

County leaders and firefighters meet with residents in the East Mountains to discuss how to prepare for forest fires.

The suspect charged in the death of a Roswell man who has been missing since 2018 received a 14-year sentence on Thursday.

Albuquerque – This morning, Northeast Area Command officers responded to a report from ACS of a person appearing to be deceased near 4601 Carlisle Blvd. N.E. The location was inside a tent on a drainage arroyo path just north of Montgomery Blvd. Officers arrived around 9 AM, and confirmed the

War Zone, ABQ – Just before 9AM, police were called to a shooting in the area of Central Ave. and Dallas St. SE. Shortly after the officers arrived, they found a victim suffering at least one gunshot wound. The person was transported to the University of New Mexico Hospital and

RIO RANCHO — "Vibrant" was the word Rio Rancho High School student Aiden Allalunis used to describe his surroundings at the district office building April 28 when… Read moreRio Rancho schools commends veteran for colorblind glasses donations

A San Miguel County Detention Center corrections officer is accused of firing a gun outside a Las Vegas home, and police further allege he had another man falsely admit to the shooting so he could keep his job. Prosecutors last week charged 21-year-old John B. Hartwick with four felonies in

April 20 Read moreRRPD arrest records: April 20-26

Power outages have been reported in North Roswell, leaving businesses and residents in the dark.

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from April 23–27, 2025. April 23 7:43 a.m. …

Lawmakers have formed an interim committee to analyze what the state can expect from any reductions in federal dollars and how New Mexico can respond to them.

Police are investigating what reports from witnesses indicate was a high speed crash on Kit Carson Road around 8 a.m. Thursday morning (May 1).

A fast, bright train is shown entering the road crossing at East Bland Street and South Elm Avenue during the early evening recently. Trains are fun to watch and liste…

State officials are urging horse owners to vaccinate their animals against West Nile virus, according to an April 24 press release from the New Mexico Department of Ag…

Former Española city councilor Phillip Chacon will spend an extra year in prison and receive credit for five years of time served, in a global plea deal that put to rest four cases against him.

The public is invited to attend the event on Friday

The New Mexico Department of Justice has found the City of Española to be out of compliance with the state’s Information and Public Records Act for its failure to accurately respond to a request for copies of insurance-related documents.

SILVER CITY — Hiking the Continental Divide Trail can change one’s perspective, and two hikers sought to bring a taste of that experience to the CDT Trail Days Festiva…

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Albuquerque – The City of Albuquerque comprises 26 departments, each one responsible for various municipal services and functions. These departments range from public safety and infrastructure to community services and cultural affairs. We found there are 25 people who were classified as spokespeople for departments for the city. These positions

Consolidating two elementary schools in the Silver Consolidated School District could eliminate up to $10 million in needed capital improvements, but the district is also looking at options that would keep one or both of the schools open. Superintendent William Hawkins reported to the Board of Education at its meeting

New Mexico's generations-long struggle with drug addiction sadly continues into the current one, with a new study reporting that not only does the state have the highest rate of drug abuse in the nation but that the state's teenagers rank first in the nation for the percentage of drug users.

A sprawling fentanyl trafficking network stretching from Albuquerque to Salem, Oregon, has been shattered by federal authorities in what’s being called one of the largest operations of its kind in U.S. history. The takedown, made public this week, culminated in a massive sweep across New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and

SANTA FE — Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull will face competition in the Republican primary for governor if he announces next month he is running for the state's highe… Read moreOutdoor filmmaker could challenge Hull in gubernatorial primary

Luna Community College proudly hosted for the fourth time the annual “Girls Can!” event April 22 in partnership with the Las Vegas branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). Montañas del Norte Area Health Education Center under the direction of Raymond Sanchez provided grant support. This inspiring program

A Questa man said he is lucky to be alive after a fire quickly engulfed his home Wednesday (April 30), and two other structures on the propert…

New Mexico PBS is preparing to upgrade its transmitters to a new standard of broadcast technology: ATSC 3.0, otherwise known as Next Gen TV. T…

Film, video, and music producer Jim Terr will explain his vision for a feature film he hopes to shoot in Las Vegas. Saturday, May 2 at 1 p.m. at Charlie’s Bakery, east room, 715 Douglas. The meeting is primarily to find local investment in the project, whose budget should be

The following is a summary of activity at Stray Hearts Animal Shelter from April 21–27, 2025. Animals currently in care: 21 Intakes: 5 Ado…

This week on "Voices of Taos," join Sports Editor Blynn Beltran as he talks with School of Baseball's Abe Balsamo and Hargis James. School of …

Josie Ortega, a Taos woman accused of fatally stabbing her partner, Victor Segura, in front of their children in 2021, will be retried in 8th …

Students, parents and staff protested outside Vista Grande Charter High School Tuesday evening (April 29) after classes were suspended for two…

Four Taos Academy seniors achieved their bilingual seals last Friday (April 25), when e ach student presented a project on a topic of their ch…

With three of its five members present — Mayor Pro-tem and Councilor Jason Gonzalez, Councilor Katrina Gonzales and Councilor Brent Jaramillo,…

1. Vista Grande High School closed due to 'potential threat' Vista Grande Charter High School, 213 Paseo del Cañon E, closed Monday (April 28)…

The niftiest thing to come out of the annual meeting of the Ranchos de Taos Neighborhood Association Sunday (April 27): The association will a…

At the request of Patricia Pinzón Sánchez, the Mexican Consul based in Albuquerque—and with the support of City Councilwoman Barbara Perea-Casey—the City of Las Vegas governing body convened alongside key community organizations to discuss continued collaboration with the Mexican Consulate. Consul Pinzón Sánchez brings a wealth of experience to her

A Santa Fe County dog has been diagnosed with plague, marking the first animal plague case reported in the state this year. The New Mexico Dep…

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative broke ground on its highly anticipated Amalia II Solar & Battery facility last week. The project will cont…

Everywhere Taos — a home goods shop featuring woody floral perfumes, hand-crafted jewelry, artisanal brooms and tapered pastel candles — is th…

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — Behind the storefronts and past the sandstone bluffs, the real economy of Cibola County is made up of people: students and seniors, parents and workers, all trying to build something in a place that has long been overlooked.This C-section of the Cibola Citizen presents a…

The Dexter High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter hosted a welding competition at the school Friday.

This week's pet of the week is a super friendly, playful doggo named Aza. She is a 2-year-old pitbull terrier mix canine that is great with other dogs, potty trained, and is current on her vaccinations. She's looking for a home that'll give plenty of love and cuddles.

Orlando SilvaOrlando went to be with our Lord on March 8, 2025. Orlando was born on October 28,1948 in Santa Fe, N.M. to Joe Silva and Rosa Montoya Silva. He…

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

Superheroes are back in a big way this summer at the movies, with big offerings from both DC and Marvel. The antiheroes of “Thunderbolts*” kick off the season, which b…

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

Grace JamesCunninghamGrace, 7/12/1942 – 4/18/2025 was born in Gallup NM and lived and raised her children in Grants, NM. She is survived by her loving children…

Diego Lopez, EditorThe last meet of the season for Los Alamitos Middle School students came on a day that had nice weather and triumph for the local middle…

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A Chaves County 5th district court judge decided last week that the misdemeanor case against former Mayor Dennis Kintigh was to be dismissed with prejudice after a mot…

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GRANTS, N.M. — As the 2024–2025 academic year draws to a close, Cibola County’s education system stands at a critical crossroads: the slow and steady gains made this year are undeniable, but so too are the deep challenges that remain.Recent data compiled by the Cibola Citizen shows a year of…

BERNALILLO — The Bernalillo Police Department announced on April 14 that a new K9 has joined the ranks, and his name is Diesel. Read moreBernalillo PD has a new four-legged member of the force

Bobbie Thompson, second from left, is looking at the many donated auction items on Friday evening at the annual CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Make Time for …

"Lies, damned lies, and statistics." How often have we heard that old saw in relation to crime here and elsewhere? The disconnect between what is reality according to law enforcement and what people feel is a very real phenomenon and will be central to the race for ABQ mayor. The

The Catholic Church in Oklahoma wants taxpayers to pay for an online charter school that “is faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ.” The Supreme Court could well a…

Even though Cibola has a population over 26,600, not all are in the labor force. Many are children, elderly, incarcerated, or not seeking work—which affects workforce size.

A man arrested late Monday afternoon for a criminal trespass warrant on Boston Hill is a person of interest in the investigation of Monday’s fire in the popular Silver City outdoor space. Several small grass fires reported just before 5 p.m. Monday burned an area that grew to 10.5 acres,

Cibola County generates millions in taxable sales every year—but not everyone feels the benefits in their wallet.The county’s median household income is $51,765, more than $10,000 below the statewide average of $62,268. That gap stretches even wider when you compare households by structure. Married…

Diego Lopez, ReporterThe Golden Horseshoe, a former honky-tonk bar from the area's mining days, was demolished last Friday.Located just off Highway 605 near…

These apricot-colored plants sprang up near South Sunset Avenue. An avid gardener who works at the Roswell Daily Record said, going by appearance, these are globemallo…

Patrick Laurence CassidyPatrick Laurence Cassidy was born on January 31, 1945, in San Pedro, California. He passed on April 8, 2025, in Albuquerque, New Mexico…

U.S. stocks rose again as stronger-than-expected profits keep piling higher for companies, though CEOs say they’re unsure how long that can last due to uncertainty aro…

New Mexico lawmakers this week rolled out a plan to help prepare for potential hefty reductions in federal funding. The Legislative Council, the group of state representatives and senators that oversees all lawmaking between New Mexico’s legislative sessions, voted unanimously Monday afternoon at its first meeting following this year’s session

A magistrate court judge has set bond at $5,500 for a woman who allegedly stole a vehicle from the parking lot of a gas station before crashing it.

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her

GRANTS, N.M. — To the tune of nearly $1 million over 10 years, the Cibola Communities Economic Development Foundation (CCEDF), the entity tasked with being the economic driver of Cibola County, is now at a self-admitted risk of losing its nonprofit status; at the same time, it has not updated

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Diego Lopez, EditorEditor’s Note: This article was written before a fire destroyed multiple homes in Grants, New Mexico, the county seat of Cibola, on April 28…

What began in early January as an outbreak of measles in Gaines County, Texas, continues with a total of 663 confirmed cases in the Lone Star State and 66 cases in New…

Trout Action Good, Tiger Muskie Bite Slows at Bluewater LakeDiego Lopez, EditorSpring fishing remains lively at Bluewater Lake, although conditions are…

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For the First Time this Century, Cibola has Zero Audit FindingsOn April 24, the Cibola County Board of Commissions held a meeting to discuss the audit and finances.The county received a clean audit on its financial statements for the year ending 2024, as well as a clean audit opinion on

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — At first glance, Cibola County appears to be a community of homeowners, but this does not mean they are financially stable.With a homeownership rate of 70.5 percent, it outpaces the state average and reflects a deeply rooted population that takes pride in place. But a closer…

In a county where more than 70 percent of residents own their homes, it’s easy to assume stability. But behind the walls of those homes, the truth is more complex. More than one in four Cibola County residents live in poverty—and for children, the numbers are even more stark.According to

GHS Bake Sale for Fire Relief GHS is having a bake sale from 1:45-3:30 p.m. on April 30 at the front of the school to support our students who lost their homes in Tuesday's fire. All proceeds will go to the families.Grants Farmers’Market Begins May 3, Grants Fire and Ice

News - Shots were reported on Florida St SE around 2PM. APD, AFR, and AAS responded; at least one person was hit.

New Mexico Democrats have made a retired school librarian and labor activist the new chair of the state party.

The Board of Regents for the New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednesday in Lusk Hall, which is on campus.

1. The drive to the trail Before your hiking shoes even hit the dirt, the trip to the trailhead will get you in the mood to spend a day outdoo…

It was a bright Wednesday morning (April 16), and the Slide Trail at the end of County Road 110 was closed for more-than routine maintenance: …

When Joseph P. Martínez was born in Taos, the community was at the center of a blossoming art scene. The first automobiles shared dusty dirt r…

SOCORRO — The Rio Rancho Fire and Rescue wildland division deployed equipment to assist with a bosque fire near Socorro April 27.The Otero fire was discovered at 5 p.m. Sunday, April 27, in the bosque area east of Socorro. The cause of the fi…

As Mother’s Day approaches, a new WalletHub report reveals troubling news for New Mexico’s working mothers. In its 2025 Best & Worst States for Working Moms rankings, the Land of Enchantment placed an alarming 47th out of 51, one of the worst showings in the nation. WalletHub’s study evaluated all

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez The town of Edgewood has been working on securing both a safe place and reliable staff for baby boxes. This comes amid news of a baby left at a dumpster in Albuquerque. On April 22, a newborn baby was found

Sen. Lujan (Journal)It's not direct from the horse's mouth but a "spokesperson" for Senator Ben Ray Lujan says he will, as expected, seek a second term in 2026.That ABQ Dem Rep. Melanie Stansbury was mentioned here a a possible replacement if Lujan chose to step away might have his office

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Western New Mexico University’s Great Race brings out the competitive spirit of Mustangs, but it also showcases cooperation. Five teams signed up for this year’s weeklong event that culminated with the namesake go-cart race through campus Saturday. But one team, the Speed Demons, found

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education on Monday unanimously approved the instructional calendars for next school year, including the first for RioTECH, a career technical education school that will offer a dual credit …

RIO RANCHO — The Loma Colorado Main Library was bustling with action Saturday for the annual Star Wars Fest.

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between April 22 and April 28, 2025: Andrew Romero, Driving Under the Influence of Liquor (Impaired) (First Offense). Bethany Roybal, APO Arrest Order. Janelle Blunn, Battery. Cassandra Sanchez, Bench Warrant FTA/FTP. Johnny Sanchez, Bench Warrant Failure to Comply.

Several tornadoes were reported in eastern New Mexico, including in Chaves County Saturday evening, according to Michael Anand, a meteorologist with the National Weath…

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho Fire and Rescue’s newest cadets are closer to their real-world experience within the department. They were training for mass casualty incidents the morning of April 29 as part of their EMT training in the Rio Rancho Ev…

New Mexico Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez is facing sharp criticism after touting his vote against the Laken Riley Act and attacking President Donald Trump’s immigration policies during an April 16 town hall event. At the meeting, Vasquez proudly announced his opposition to the legislation, which was signed into law by

Sunday’s final stage of the Tour of the Gila is known as one of the toughest in North American cycling, and even cycling enthusiasts who don’t have their eye on being a pro can test themselves against the challenge in the Citizen Road Race. At 31 miles, starting at Camp

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When Pat Serrault retired at 72, she thought her 58 years of hard work and paying into Social Security would mean she’d be set for her later years. “It’s my money. It isn’t a whole lot in the scheme of things, but I earned it,” Serrault told Source in a

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SanchezIt is a long way off but the smart money now says the most likely match-up for the 2026 gubernatorial race will be Democrat Deb Haaland versus former GOP Lt. Governor John Sanchez.Former Sec. of Interior Haaland launched her campaign for the Democratic nomination in February. Her main challenger is

CORRALES — It wasn’t anything major — just the future of the village of Corrales — that was called into question at the Corrales Council meeting April 22.

The president of the Goddard Booster Club was arrested Thursday on an outstanding warrant for embezzlement.

RIO RANCHO — Members of the Rio Rancho Governing Body came one step closer Thursday to scrapping municipal elections in March, a move that could extend their terms for another year as part of a broader overhaul in the way the city conducts el…

In the early 2000s, Cory Hoover grew up in an Española that was alive with local skateboarding and graffiti contests, lowrider competitions and community park gatherings.

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival each spring is known for hosting some of the world’s most famous jazz, funk and rock acts. Yet it’s also become a showcase f…

As these Roswell High School FFA welding students stood on the Pueblo Auditorium stage earlier this month, instructor Hollis Boardman stood outside the frame of this p…

Since returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has launched an unprecedented campaign of immigration enforcement that has pushed the limits of executive po…

Eastern New Mexico Medical Center sends a huge thank you to its community partners who helped make the Jars of Love peanut butter drive an outstanding success. Togethe…

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ALBUQUERQUE — The Rio Rancho Rams boys track team had a fantastic outing at the 2025 Richard Harper Invite track meet April 25-26, which is hosted by Albuquerque Academy, and placed third overall with 63 points.

Taos County Fire Marshal James Hampton and Taos County Fire & EMS Chief Michael Cordova issued a notice Friday (April 25) advising residen…

The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an illustration of what local law enforcement, funded by taxpayers, must deal with daily throughout the Española Valley.

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ALBUQUERQUE — Rio Rancho-based R4Creating took home the Excellence Award for the elementary division at the VEX IQ State Championships, advancing to the World’s Robotics Competition to be held in in Dallas in May.

RIO RANCHO — An intoxicated man was arrested after he allegedly fired a gun at a resident in Northern Meadows over Easter weekend.

SANTA ANA PUEBLO — Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel and Albuquerque Recycling, Inc., are hosting an electronics recycling event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at the casino.

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BERNALILLO — May is "All About Birds" at the Coronado Historic Site First Sunday event.

Jayce Love, 22, is on a quest to raise funds to help him get to Switzerland this summer to train to be an FIS – or Federation of International Skiing – athlete. Jayce Love, 22, is on a quest to raise funds to help him get to Switzerland this summer

Content warning: This article contains descriptions of child sexual abuse that some readers may find upsetting. Discretion is advised. A 29-year-old former Las Vegas resident is facing felony charges after being accused of inappropriately touching a Las Vegas girl in 2022, when she was 9. Prosecutors this week charged Brandon

London is a dreamy 5-month-old dilute tortie, with the moon in her eyes and fur kissed by stardust sparkled greys and creams. A little shy at first, she’s a galaxy of love waiting to unfold. With a calm, confident kitty guide and a few cosmic treats, she’ll learn to orbit

Costumes from Robertson High School's recent production of The Lion King Jr. will be on display at the Las Vegas Arts Council gallery at 140 Bridge St. throughout the month of May. Costumes from Robertson High School's recent production of The Lion King Jr. will be on display at the

Former Doña Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano, a Democrat, and his wife, Nancy Cano, were arrested Thursday following a federal raid on their Las Cruces home. The couple is accused of tampering with evidence while allegedly harboring Cristhian Ortega-Lopez, an illegal alien believed to be affiliated with the notorious

Front page of the April 19, 1978 Las Vegas Optic Front page of the April 19, 1978 Las Vegas Optic To the Editor of The Optic: In its issue of April 16th The Optic made reference to the fact that the city council was looking for bids for the plans

Do you have unused, old, or expired prescription medication taking up space in your medicine cabinet?

Lisa Cisneros, foreground, plays violin during a Vaqueros de la Sierra concert at Kennedy Hall on the New Mexico Highlands University campus on April 16. Vaqueros de la Sierra – NMHU's mariachi band – is back after being on hiatus for almost a decade. Lisa Cisneros, foreground, plays violin during

BERNALILLO — A motion to approve the Negotiated Collective Bargaining Agreement between Sandoval County and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) was approved unanimously by commissioners during the April 2…

It's a shorter but no less profound version of the annual pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimay ó . And early in the morning of Good Friday (April 18), a

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"You Can Do It, Mija!" That’s the core message behind UNM-Taos’ Mija mentorship club, a program helping young women and girls in Northern New Mexico develop confidence, leadership skills and

He just took the helm of the Española Public Schools in July but soon the district will be searching for a new superintendent, as Eric Spencer announced his early retirement during the April 17 school board meeting.

April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month to recognize a field that helps people of all ages regain independence, function, and quality of life. At Holy Cross Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation,

The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from April 16–20, 2025. April 16 2:03 a.m. Suspicious Circumstance, Weimer Road

Early warnings allow us to prepare for the unpredictable. We are notified when the weather turns ugly, if there’s a traffic jam on the drive to work, or if the

Staring down one’s demons is no easy task. But if you ask UNM-Taos Film and Digital Media Arts (FDMA) work-study student Cruz Concha if the struggle is worth it, you’ll

From early mornings to busy lunch lines, Taos Municipal Schools (TMS) Food Services Team isn't just feeding students — they're fueling futures, one homemade meal at a time.

In a horrifying and heartbreaking development, a newborn was found dead in a dumpster in Albuquerque this week, marking yet another preventable tragedy in New Mexico’s growing list of infant abandonments. This shocking discovery comes on the heels of several high-profile cases, including the 2022 viral footage of Alexis Avila

Members of the HU Singers rehearse at Ilfeld Auditorium on Tuesday. The group will have its end-of-semester show at Ilfeld Friday at 7 p.m. Members of the HU Singers rehearse at Ilfeld Auditorium on Tuesday. The group will have its end-of-semester show at Ilfeld Friday at 7 p.m. Las Vegans

MLG and TorresThe state attorney general's office has historically been a platform for puffery and do nothingness so it was a stark contrast indeed when AG Raul Torrez lowered the hammer on the Lujan Grisham administration and its long-troubled Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD) by starting an investigation into

The burn scar of the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire pictured Thursday, June 9, 2022. The burn scar of the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire pictured Thursday, June 9, 2022. Three years after the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire ravaged the site of a mountain community and resort, those charged with managing the

SANTA FE — For years, New Mexico voters who decide not to affiliate with a major political party have faced challenges — if not outright barriers — when it comes to voting in primary elections.

Dry, dense, understaffed and deeply cherished: This is the state of the forests across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, according to a panel discussion last Thursday (April 17) at the

Dominique Garcia, foreground, accompanies the New Mexico Highlands University Madrigal Choir during a recent rehearsal. The choir will have its end-of-semester concert Sunday, April 27 at 3 p.m. at Ilfeld Auditorium. Dominique Garcia, foreground, accompanies the New Mexico Highlands University Madrigal Choir during a recent rehearsal. The choir will have

Chris Baker, publisher of the Taos News, announced this week Geoffrey Plant has assumed the role of interim editor following John Miller’s departure from the newspaper. "I’m excited to have

A Taos woman has been selected to become the next chief judge of the New Mexico Court of Appeals. Jacqueline Medina, the first Taoseña to serve on an appellate court

CORRALES — Corrales will see the return of the annual Garden Tour from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 17.

RIO RANCHO — After the University of New Mexico Hospital announced 53 position cuts, including Sandoval Regional Medical Center President Jamie Silva-Steele, she issued a statement about her time there April 23.

American troops now have the authority to detain and search immigrants lacking certain documentation in New Mexico, a role service members have not held before at the southern border, U.S. Northern Command (Northcom) said Monday. Northcom said troops “have been delegated the authority” to conduct security support operations in the

RIO RANCHO — Cleveland High School student Israel Pleasant has come a long way since she took robotics as an elective in middle school. She went on to place second in a statewide competition and became a student ambassador for her new school,…

You may not have heard this news because media here does not cover other media--even when a tectonic shift takes place--like the sale of the entire 28 acre campus owned by the ABQ Journal in order to generate cash to keep the long struggling newspaper in business. The publisher says:Repurposing

Las Vegas City Manager Tim Montgomery submitted his resignation earlier this week, the city announced on Tuesday, citing his desire to pursue “new professional opportunities.” “I am incredibly blessed to have had the opportunity to serve in such a critical and meaningful role for the City of Las Vegas,” Montgomery

Dead, barren trees mixed with some green, healthy trees on the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon burn scar on Nov. 30, 2022. The New Mexico Forest Health Conditions 2024 survey assessed trees in the burn scar for the first time since the fires this year. Dead, barren trees mixed with some green,

BERNALILLO — Recently it was camels. Now it is a pottery-making class at Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays through Wednesdays beginning May 3.

BERNALILLO — Sandoval County will host its seventh annual spring craft fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 2 at the county administration building.

The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center between April 15 and April 21, 2025: David Daniel Maes, Disorderly Conduct, Assault, Public Nuisance, Bench Warrant Failure to Comply. Carlos M. Valencia, APO Arrest Order. Carmen J. Salazar, APO Arrest Order. Justin Vigil, Aggravated First DWI (Refused

RIO RANCHO — Chatting it up with constituents, shaking their hands and cuddling a few babies are the things you might expect from Rio Rancho District 2 Councilor Jeremy Lenentine this Saturday, when he hosts the city council’s first meet ‘n’ …

The race for ABQ mayor is crowded and the math muddled. There are nine candidates seeking the office including Mayor Tim Keller and the latest addition, former US Attorney Alex Uballez who officially entered the race over the weekend after we reported on his impending candidacy April 2.Some of the

RIO RANCHO — Many have used the phrase “Fleur de Lis” in centuries past. Literally, it means “flower of the iris” or “lily flower” in French. The symbol, inspired by the famous European Iris flower, came to represent French monarchy in 12th c…

Doña Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano has officially resigned amid swirling controversy surrounding a federal investigation into a Venezuelan national linked to a violent transnational gang who was arrested at the judge’s Las Cruces home. Cano, who has served on the bench since 2011, submitted his resignation on March

BERNALILL0 — Raul Herrera, 41, of Bernalillo, was arrested April 20 for burglary and controlled substance possession at the old Pizza Hut building on US 550.

RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho voted to elect Gregg Hull as mayor three times, but his financial disclosure show most of his monetary support for his gubernatorial bid is coming from outside the city.

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Pope Francis, the 266th leader of the Roman Catholic Church and the first pope from the Americas, has died at the age of 88, the Vatican confirmed early Monday. His passing marks the end of a historic papacy that began in 2013 and spanned more than a decade of leadership

Dry conditions persisted in New Mexico’s forecast basins through the end of March and April 1 snowpack conditions continue to be challenging. Isolated higher snowpack levels in the San Juan Mountains pushed basin-wide snow water equivalent (SWE) values in the Rio Grande Headwaters and the San Juan basins to 56%

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. I am writing this week’s column on Good Friday and am grateful that my schedule somehow parted to allow me to do so. 2025 has brought a tumult of uncertainty, change, and in my case, a significantly increased workload. This is a welcome

In a bold move, reinforcing the Trump administration’s enduring focus on law and order, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi appointed Ryan Ellison as the new U.S. Attorney for the District of New Mexico. His swearing-in took place today before U.S. District Judge Margaret Strickland, marking a new chapter in federal

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. I am writing this week’s column on Good Friday and am grateful that my schedule somehow parted to allow me to do so. 2025 has brought a tumult of uncertainty, change, and in my case, a significantly increased workload. This is a welcome

More than its food and drink options, Stella’s Kickstart Kafe offers a place to connect. More than its food and drink options, Stella’s Kickstart Kafe offers a place to connect. In the heart of Las Vegas, New Mexico’s historic district, Stella’s Kickstart Kafe has become more than a coffee shop

RIO RANCHO — It’s not every day that a retired U.S. Naval officer and strike fighter pilot would receive a spoof package of Tic Tacs, but that’s what happened to Alex Dietrich following her highly publicized close encounter with an unidentifi…

With minimum humidity and strong winds, the potential for fires is strong in the Rio Rancho area April 18.

April 16, 1937 front page of the Las Vegas Optic April 16, 1937 front page of the Las Vegas Optic To the Editor of the Optic Los Alamos, N.M. – The Rev. Father J.B. Mariller, assisted by Father M.A. D. Ribera, have been holding appropriate services here since last Monday

The University of New Mexico (UNM) has found itself at the center of a growing national debate after it began rolling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. This shift comes in response to new federal guidance aimed at dismantling discriminatory practices that, under the guise of equity, have

RIO RANCHO — A Rio Rancho man is facing felony drug charges and more after being pulled over for not having a license plate April 11.

A public university in Las Vegas, New Mexico is suing the Federal Emergency Management Agency, alleging the agency is illegally forcing it to jump through bureaucratic hoops before it can seek compensation for a wildfire in 2022 caused by the United States Forest Service. New Mexico Highlands University, which has

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While abortion rates across the United States continue to rise, New Mexico has seen a noteworthy decline — a trend that many pro-life advocates view as a hopeful sign of cultural and spiritual change. A recent report by the Guttmacher Institute, an organization that supports abortion up-to-birth, confirms that the

JARALES — A Sandoval County man was shot and killed in Jarales at the end of March after an apparent exchange of gunfire.

PLACITAS — Two years ago, a young woman was found dead and in the Cibola National Forest in Placitas. Now, law enforcement agencies are asking for the public’s help in identifying her.

RIO RANCHO — The Rio Rancho Astronomical Society is hosting its annual International Astronomy Day celebration May 3 at Rainbow Park Observatory.

RIO RANCHO — U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich spoke with local educators at RioTECH High School April 16 to gauge their thoughts on education as President Donald Trump’s administration attempts to roll back initiatives Rio Rancho Public School stude…

March 1Chassidy Garcia, 52, of Rio Rancho, was arrested for DWI, expired registration and no insurance at an unspecified address.

Rio Rancho Mayor Greggory “Gregg” Hull has officially launched his campaign for governor in New Mexico’s 2026 Republican primary, igniting swift backlash from the state’s Democrat establishment—but also shining a spotlight on the growing dissatisfaction many New Mexicans feel under current Democratic leadership. In a release, Hull stated he will

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Staff report It will be a busy Easter weekend in Edgewood with two events at Venus Park.. The Town of Edgewood’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Teen Advisory Council are again partnering for the town’s annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday from

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM), a far-leftist in Congress, is once again attacking commonsense border protections—this time railing against President Donald Trump’s directive to establish a military buffer zone along the U.S.-Mexico border from California through New Mexico. In a statement issued Monday, Vasquez called the strategic deployment of military

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Hannah Grover Members of the Estancia Basin Water Planning Committee expressed concerns during an April meeting about how a proposed subdivision could impact water resources in the East Mountains. The proposed Campbell Ranch development could lead to 4,000 new homes as well

The Trump administration has taken a bold step to ensure accountability and fiscal responsibility in the handling of pandemic-era education relief funds—ending a previously granted extension for New Mexico to spend the remaining $12.3 million in federal ESSER (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) funds. In a March 28 letter,

Federal authorities have charged 40-year-old Jamison Wagner of Albuquerque with two counts of arson tied to politically charged firebombing attacks on both a Tesla showroom and the Republican Party of New Mexico headquarters, labeling the incidents as acts of domestic terrorism. Wagner, a self-styled radical, was arrested on April 12

We're taking a blogging break and will return to this space next Tuesday but first. . . What a show. The Governor put one on starring her veto pen and Sam Bregman, the state's perennial political showman, donned his stage clothes to make official his bid for the Dem gubernatorial

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Josephine Clara Bassett, known to everyone simply as “Jo,” lived a rich and vibrant life, touching many hearts in her community and beyond. Jo died peacefully on Friday, March 21, 2025, at the age of 99, in the house she and her husband

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. Submitted by Frances, Eugene, Bill, John and Kenneth Bassett The family of Josephine Bassett wishes to thank everyone who reached out to us upon Jospehine’s passing. Our family deeply appreciated all those who sent floral arrangements, planted trees in mom’s memory, provided food

The U.S. House of Representatives made a decisive move this week to protect the integrity of American elections by passing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a bill that ensures only U.S. citizens are allowed to register and vote in federal elections. Despite bipartisan support for the common-sense measure,

In a dramatic and unmistakably vindictive move, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham unleashed a political tantrum on Friday, vetoing a slate of bills—most notably Senate Bill 315, which would have designated the tortilla as New Mexico’s official state bread. The veto wasn’t about bread, though—it was about revenge. The governor’s veto

Bob PerlsIt is a major change to state elections but it may not have a major impact on election outcomes. That appears to be the consensus among the political pros as they weigh the new rules for party primaries signed into law this week by MLG. That law states: Some

The National Guard to Albuquerque? When we heard the news Tuesday that MLG was deploying up to 70 National Guard troops to help fight crime in ABQ we flashed back to the summer of '71 when we first arrived in the city. We were greeted by a curfew and armed

Sen. Lujan It's assumed that Dem Senator Ben Ray Lujan will stand for re-election next year but he has not officially announced. At the end of last year his campaign account held $1.213 million, an ample amount at this stage of the cycle. He spent a total of $7.5 million

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez After two and half years of service, the Edgewood Police Department gave a last 10-7 to Chief Roger Jimenez. The announcement came during a gathering where an emotional speech was given through the Vehicle Intercom System. He was thanked for

Coming home Lea native Bobby Herrera to speak Wednesday in Hobbs Christina Holt/News-Sun A Lea County native is coming to Hobbs on Wednesday to speak about leadership and how to reframe your mind around life’s struggles. The J.F Maddox Foundation is hosting Bobby Herrera from 6 – 8 p.m. on

ContarinoThe '26 race for the Democratic nomination for governor is getting more serious. The veteran Democratic consultant who helped bring home two gubernatorial wins each for Governors Bill Richardson and Lujan Grisham has picked sides for next year's contest and he's going with Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman.That word

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Andrea Vasquez Navigating receiving the news and caring for his child with a rare type of leukemia has not been easy for James “Buddy” Lawver, resident of Edgewood. In August 2024, Illiana Hope was diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL), as

AC Ranch Solar project is moving forward Christina Holt/News-Sun The construction of a $400 million solar development project near Hobbs began in the summer of 2024 and is steadily moving forward. AC Ranch Solar plans to have a ribbon cutting later this year and hopes to have phase one of

Portales, NM – April 2, 2025 – Eastern New Mexico University proudly presents the 48th annual Jack... Read More

Celebrating community and the joy of reading: Read Across Lea County By Elizabeth Wieser March in Lea County brings a celebration of reading that is more than just an event. It’s a true testament to the power of community collaboration and the volunteer spirit. Read Across Lea County, a collective

Autism Awareness Month Lovington group hits the ground running with Light It Up Blue Caleb A. Gallegos/News-Sun LOVINGTON — Stepping into April and Autism Awareness month, L.A.C.E.S., Lovington Autism Center for Education and Services, laced up their shoes and hit the ground running Saturday. Hosting its 12th annual event, Light

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Hannah Grover The Edgewood Police Department is asking to increase its employees’ pay by $10 an hour. The Town Commission discussed this request last week, but ultimately chose to postpone action until a future special meeting. That special meeting will be preceded

nm.news | Edgewood edition Daily. Local. Edgewood. By Michael Hodock For two weekends (March 29-30 and April 5-6), embark on an epic journey as the Fourth Annual New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival (NMRCF) transforms the Wildlife West Nature Park (87 North Frontage Rd.) in Edgewood into a land where knights